Programs
Every student studies towards the ACT Senior Secondary Certificate, across sciences, maths, humanities, languages and the arts. Two further programs run alongside it in full.
International Baccalaureate
A two-year program for students aged 16-18, taught under IB World School authorisation. Students sit the November exam session, and apply separately from standard enrolment. Total program costs run to around $2,700.
French Baccalauréat
Continues the Lycée Franco-Australien pathway from Telopea Park School, taught entirely in French under the post-2021-reform structure — a core plus two or three specialisations, assessed by coursework, exam and oral. Students take part in excursions including ANU lab visits and a Sydney careers forum, supported by a dedicated wellbeing stream, "Accompagnement personnalisé".
International Program
Around 60 private international students — up from just 12 two decades ago — mainly from Asia, Europe and South America. Covers the full Year 11-12 course plus bridging courses, across nine languages taught at the college. Applications run through the International Education Unit, separately from standard enrolment.
General curriculum
Beyond the IB and French Baccalauréat, students choose from a broad subject list spanning sciences, mathematics, humanities, languages and the arts. The full subject handbook is available as a downloadable PDF from student services.