Canberra Girls Grammar School
Kindergarten to Year 12 · boys and girls
Unincorporated ACT · Australian Capital Territory
Schools in Deakin
There are 3 schools in Deakin: 2 secondary schools and 1 combined school. By sector, that is 2 government schools and 1 independent school. Government schools in Deakin are run by the Australian Capital Territory education department; most enrol students who live in their local area first.
Private schools in Deakin
Government secondary and combined schools in Deakin
- Alfred Deakin High SchoolGovernment secondary school · Years 7 to 10
- The Woden SchoolGovernment special school · Years 7 to 12
Schools in Deakin in numbers
- Between them, schools here take students of ages 5 to 18.
- They have about 2,177 students enrolled, 726 per school on average; the largest is Canberra Girls Grammar School with 1,203.
Largest schools in Deakin
- Canberra Girls Grammar School 1,203 students
- Alfred Deakin High School 881 students
- The Woden School 93 students
Schools in Deakin: common questions
- How many schools are there in Deakin ACT?
- There are 3 schools in Deakin ACT, including 2 secondary schools and 1 combined primary and secondary school.
- How many private schools are there in Deakin ACT?
- 1 Catholic and independent school, 33% of all schools in Deakin ACT.
- What is the largest school in Deakin ACT?
- Canberra Girls Grammar School, with 1,203 students. Next are Alfred Deakin High School (881) and The Woden School (93).
- Are there single-sex schools in Deakin ACT?
- No. All 3 schools in Deakin ACT take both boys and girls.