Reservoir High School (Victoria)
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| Reservoir High School | |
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855 Plenty Road Reservoir , Victoria Australia | |
| Coordinates | 37°43′20″S 145°1′46″E / 37.72222°S 145.02944°E |
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| Type | Public state secondary college |
| Motto | Diversity – Excellence – Success |
| Established | 1958 |
| Principal | Katie Watmough |
| Grades | 7–12 |
| Gender | co-educational |
| Colour(s) | Blue, Red and yellow |
| Nickname | Reservoir High |
| Website | http://www.reservoirhs.vic.edu.au/ |
Reservoir High School is a medium-sized co-educational, year 7 to 12 public high school, with approximately 700 students in Reservoir, Victoria, Australia.
The school has a well established International Student Program. The program includes students from a range of countries such as China, Vietnam, Nepal, Thailand, India and Saudi Arabia.
Reservoir High School is one of a select group of secondary colleges to be accredited to offer advanced learning classes (SEAL or Select Entry Accelerated Learning).
In 2021, Reservoir High was recognised by the Age newspaper as a 'School that Excels'[1] due to the continued improvement of its students' achievements and excellent results in the Victorian Certificate of Education. The school's improving achievement is based on a culture of respect and firm discipline, underpinned by strengths based restorative practices and strong focus on the straightforward 'Gradual Release of Responsibility' (GRR) Model . of teaching.
Reservoir High has undergone a renewal of its teaching spaces and grounds. This includes the construction of a 250 seat Performing Arts Centre, a new Senior School building, 5 external competition grade netball courts (as well as the 4 internal courts as part of the joint use agreement on the Darebin Sports Stadium) and added in 2022 a new Visual Arts and Technology building.[2] The facilities support all students to achieve at their best in a wide range of pathway programs which are designed to promote the passions, talents and interests of a diverse variety of students.
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