Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill Campus

The school's educational approach, 'Mind for Life,' aims to nurture learners to become capable, curious, and emotionally aware. It is guided by five core values: Pursuing Excellence, Inspiring Creativity, Thriving Together, Embracing Diversity, and Living Wholeheartedly. The school fosters an egalitarian ethos and values-based leadership, focusing on the development of the 'whole' child to prepare them for life beyond formal schooling.

The school offers a comprehensive academic program, including the Reggio Emilia Approach® in Early Learning and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years and Middle Years programmes. Secondary students have access to over 40 VCE subject choices, alongside specialized experiences such as the Year 9 Kakadu Program, the Year 10 Odyssey Program, and Education Outdoors at Yarra Junction. The curriculum is designed to provide a strong academic foundation while encouraging individual strengths and aspirations.

The school is consistently ranked among the top Victorian schools for academic performance. Graduates are prepared for post-secondary success and join an active alumni community of over 25,000 members. The school emphasizes developing students who are capable, curious, and emotionally aware, ready to navigate life's challenges and contribute to a globally mobile workforce.

The school employs an integrated network of care to support student wellbeing, which is considered intrinsically linked to learning. Pastoral care is underpinned by the school's values, and support systems are in place for each child’s emotional and mental wellbeing. The school also utilizes the support of school psychologists to assist with student needs.

The school manages enrolments through a structured process, with specific admissions contacts for each campus. Prospective families are encouraged to attend Open Days and campus tours to explore the school's programs and facilities. Fact sheets, booklets, and information regarding scholarships and overseas student enrolments are available through the school's website.

The school operates on a four-term academic year. The 2026 calendar includes key dates such as the commencement of classes in late January, mid-year breaks in June and September, and the conclusion of the school year in early December. Public holidays and exeat weekends are observed throughout the year.

The school operates across four campuses—Caulfield, Malvern, Shelford, and Wheelers Hill—providing access to state-of-the-art resources. Facilities include a world-class aquatic centre with a 50-metre indoor Olympic-sized pool, professional theatres, and specialized art, music, and performing arts spaces. The Caulfield Campus features a future-focused senior school building, a library, and a commercial kitchen for the Year 9 Café Business Program, while sporting facilities across the campuses include gyms, ovals, and courts.

The school offers a broad range of co-curricular activities, including over 30 music and drama ensembles and more than 30 sport options. Students participate in specialty clubs, local and international immersive tours, and community service projects. These programs are designed to foster cultural awareness, empathy, and independence, with opportunities for students to engage in regional and international music and sports tours.