From humble beginnings in 1924, Strathcona Girls’ Grammar has blossomed into a thriving school for girls in Melbourne. Standing proudly on Scott Street in Canterbury, the school built on a strong commitment to empowerment and education. Originally, the school was not exclusively for girls, but since 1942, it’s opened its doors only to young women, dedicating itself to nurturing their talents and aspirations. The school’s name harks back to its early days, honoring a Scottish connection. ‘Strathcona’ was the name of a pioneering school established in Canada before the school in Melbourne was founded. This connection whispers of a strong drive to provide an excellent education in both locations. The school is renowned for its vibrant community, its strong academic record, and its commitment to fostering leadership in young women. Strathcona aims to empower girls to become confident, capable, and compassionate leaders, preparing them for the future.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs