Senior School

Senior School at Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College welcomes students in Years 9–12 into a caring and supportive community, where they are supported to reach their potential, flourish academically and personally, and discover their passions as they prepare for life beyond school.

Nurturing confident, capable and courageous learners

  • Students are supported by a dedicated team, including Tutors, Deans of Year, Chaplains, School Counsellor and the Head of School, ensuring personalised care and guidance throughout their Senior School journey. (all students have accesst o these support – I think only listing it here looks like only SS kids can see the Wellbeing Specialists)
  • Our rigorous academic program, combined with innovative teaching practices and specialist lessons in Creative Arts, STEM, LOTE and more, challenges students to achieve their best each day while nurturing their curiosity and love of learning.
  • Leadership, co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities encourage students to explore their passions, develop confidence, and build the skills they need to thrive inside and outside the classroom, and in their futures.

Guiding students on a meaningful and enriching journey through Senior School, within a caring community that empowers them to reach their potential, flourish, and prepare for life beyond Bishop Tyrrell.

A comprehensive and enriching curriculum

Senior School students study a broad and engaging curriculum across Years 9–12, covering English, Mathematics, Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science), HSIE (History, Geography, Business Studies, Legal Studies), PDHPE, Christian Studies, Creative Arts (Music, Drama, Visual Arts), LOTE, and STEM. 

Lessons are designed to inspire curiosity, foster critical thinking and support each student’s academic and personal growth.

Specialist pathways and enrichment programs

Students benefit from specialist teaching across the arts, languages, and STEM, providing opportunities to deepen knowledge, develop creativity, and strengthen problem-solving skills.

These programs allow Senior School students to explore personal passions while preparing for tertiary study, careers, and life beyond school.

Leadership, mentoring and co-curricular experiences

A wide range of leadership, mentoring, and co-curricular opportunities, including performing arts, sports, academic competitions, and community service, encourages students to develop confidence, resilience, and the skills to contribute meaningfully to both the College and wider community.

Supporting students for life beyond school

Through rigorous academics, holistic support and diverse enrichment programs, Senior School students grow into independent, resilient, and lifelong learners, fully equipped to flourish beyond Bishop Tyrrell.

Do you have any questions?

Our Admissions team is eager to assist with any inquiries you might have. Feel free to contact us at [email protected]

FAQs - Senior School

Our Senior School is open to enrolment applications for years 9 – 12 throughout the school year. Entry can be made mid term or at the beginning of a term.

The optimal time for students to transition to a college setting is Year 3.

Our college offers transition programs that commence in the junior school, enabling children to gradually utilize the resources and teaching staff of the secondary college. By gradually increasing their time on campus from Year 3 onwards, students are better prepared for a successful transition to Year 7.

The enrolment process for Year 7 begins in February the year prior.

The enrolment process for senior school begins with a tour or enuiry which is through our admissions page, you would then complete an online application for enrolment, from there each child will sit a student-centered interview. If offered a place you will receive a letter of offer for your child and an enrolment fee would be paid to secure their spot.

Year 7 transition information for new students will be communicated towards the middle of Term 3 and consists of four days on site where children will attend classes, meet their cohort, Dean of Year, teaching staff and other professionals. They would have time to get comfortable with the facilities and get a taste for what the world of secondary entails.

Interested in enrolling?

Learn all about how to enrol at Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College, from our enrolment process to our fees. We look forward to your application.