With dedicated spaces for Years 7–9 (Sampford House) and Years 10–12 (Grant House), students benefit from tailored programs, specialist teachers, and purpose-built facilities.
Sampford House is the dedicated home for Years 7–9 students, providing a supportive environment with learning programs designed specifically for this stage of their education. Spacious classrooms, collaborative learning areas and specialist facilities provide the opportunity for the delivery of tailored programs to help students develop independence, critical thinking, and the skills needed for their transition to Senior School.
Grant House supports students in Years 10–12 as they prepare for life beyond school. With a focus on academic excellence, it also fosters independence, leadership, and critical thinking skills, equipping students with the confidence and capabilities needed for future study, careers, and active participation in the wider world.
Senior School at Lowther Hall provides over 100 positions for leadership, allowing students to develop confidence, teamwork, and a strong sense of responsibility. Whether leading as a Prefect, House Captain, Sports Captain, Faculty Captain, or Music and Activity Leader, students can take on roles that align with their strengths and interests. These positions encourage collaboration, initiative, and mentorship, helping students build essential leadership skills while contributing to the school community. By stepping into leadership, students are empowered to make a difference, both within Lowther Hall and in their future pursuits beyond school.
Students are provided with an extensive and diverse range of cocurricular opportunities, offering over 50 programs across academics, the arts, and sports. Students can engage in academic activities like debating and journalism, explore their creative talents through dance, drama, and music ensembles, or participate in a variety of sports, from team competitions to triathlon, fencing, and snowsports. With opportunities for private tuition in speech, drama, and music, alongside a wide range of clubs and competitive programs, there is something for every student to build confidence, develop leadership skills, and pursue their passions.
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Senior School at Lowther Hall features versatile classrooms that are specifically designed to meet the needs of students at each year level. For the younger years, classrooms are larger and intended for collaborative learning, where students can engage in group work and activities. As students progress to VCE, the classrooms are more tailored to smaller, focused sessions, reflecting the reduced class sizes due to the broader range of subjects available. Spaces can be flexible, with movable walls and glass doors that allow for both individual and group work. The VCE Study Space offers senior students a quiet area for independent study, while also providing an area for additional after-school academic enrichment programs to be delivered.