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Belconnen High School | Murranji St, Hawker ACT 2614 |
Phone: (02)6205 6844 | Fax: (02)6205 6852 |
Email : info@blch.act.edu.au

Belconnen High School is located in Murranji Street, Hawker and opened in 1971. The priority enrolment suburbs are Florey, Hawker, Page, Scullin, and Weetangera.  There is an increasing enrolment from other Belconnen suburbs. It is a four-year high school, with students enrolled in Years 7-10.  Most of the school's students enrol at Hawker College at the end of Year 10, to complete their Year 12 Certificate. Some proceed to other colleges.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upcoming School Events

1st Sep 2010 - 3rd Sep 2010 - Maths Tests

6th Sep 2010 - 10th Sep 2010 - Year 10 WEX

6th Sep 2010 - Executive Meeting

7th Sep 2010 - Faculty Meeting

7th Sep 2010 5:30pm - Board Meeting

7th Sep 2010 7:30pm - P&C Meeting

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ACT Department of Education and TrainingBuilding the Education Revolution This school has received funding from the Australian Government to undertake infrastructure projects under the Building the Education Revolution component of the Government's Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan. Full details of ACT Public School Projects are available here

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Improving ACT Public High Schools and Colleges: A Discussion Paper to Generate Ideas

Our high schools and colleges are changing. They are developing plans and programs of study to meet the individual needs of their students. But more needs to be done. We are looking for new and innovative ideas that will help our school system cater better for the aspirations and interests of young people in the ACT. We want to create a connected, integrated education environment that will excite and engage our students and encourage them to adopt the philosophy of lifelong learning. We are seeking ideas from students and young people, teachers and support staff, parents and community members, colleagues from other education settings and business and industry. More...