Senior Years
Melbourne Girls Grammar offers a contemporary and challenging Senior Years Program for girls in Years 9 – 12.
Internationally recognised for its innovation, the Melbourne Girls Grammar Senior Years Program integrates academics and wellbeing for girls to access an unparalleled suite of opportunities.
We teach girls how to self-manage and be independent learners within positive and supportive environments, developing the resilience, persistence and confidence to achieve their best in any pathway they choose — for themselves and for the greater good of the community.
Students leave Melbourne Girls Grammar with a distinctive education and an aptitude for pursuing their passions. They are independent, adaptable, ethical in their decision making, highly-effective team players, and academically, emotionally and socially ready for the pace and complexity of global lives.
Senior Years Curriculum
It is our belief that when challenged, our Grammarians will experience success in meeting and exceeding expectations. Our programs are designed with this in mind and provide differing levels of conceptual and literacy challenges. Students have access to an extensive curriculum and VCE offering, and over 55 different elective courses.
Click below to view subject offerings per year level. Subject offerings may vary each year.
Senior Years Handbook
Download the Senior Years Handbook (.pdf)
Wellbeing
When our girls feel well and in control of the many aspects of their lives, they can confront obstacles and challenges with confidence.
In the Senior Years, the Wellbeing Program focuses on the importance of the social, emotional, physical and academic wellbeing of our girls, ensuring they feel empowered and ready to live a life of good health.
Country, Culture and Connections
Every year our a whole year level cohort visits Culture College and learn from the Yolngu people in Arnhem Land. This experience forms a part of the School’s commitment to building a deeper understanding of our indigenous people, the history of Australia and the importance of preserving our 70,000 year-old indigenous culture, languages and traditions.