Huntingtower School

Established in 1927, Huntingtower School sits on 22 acres of park-like grounds in Mount Waverley. It’s a place where “Nosce te Ipsum”—”Know thy true self”—isn’t just a motto. It’s a way of life. Huntingtower School fosters a unique environment. It blends academic rigor with a focus on individual growth. Imagine walking these grounds, where over 700 students from Prep to Year 12 learn and grow. This independent, co-educational school offers a multi-denominational Christian education. Huntingtower School emphasizes the importance of each student. Class sizes are capped at around 25 students. This ensures personalized attention. This is especially noticeable in the VCE levels, where classes average around 14 students. Huntingtower School boasts modern facilities. These include a Performing Arts Centre, a multi-sport fitness centre, and a swimming pool. There are also senior and junior gymnasiums, a soccer field, and facilities for football, cricket, tennis, and hockey. The school prides itself on its strong values. They encourage kindness, empathy, and self-reflection. They believe in nurturing the boundless potential within each student. This is achieved through a supportive environment and a commitment to high moral standards. Huntingtower School also provides a wide range of extracurricular activities. These activities include music, debating, drama, sports, outdoor education, and leadership development. This comprehensive approach encourages students to explore their talents. It helps them become well-rounded individuals. The school achieves consistently excellent academic results. This places it among the top schools in Victoria. The school’s principal, Ms. Shan Christensen, has been with Huntingtower for 18 years. She speaks of the school’s mission to be “a beneficial presence in the world and to uplift thought.” Huntingtower School cultivates a community. It fosters a sense of belonging and encourages students to be their best selves. This is all set within the beautiful and tranquil backdrop of its extensive grounds.