Cabramatta High School is a large school within a multi-cultural community.
Cabramatta High School is a vibrant and inclusive educational institution located in the heart of a multicultural community.
Established in 1958, the school has a proud tradition of delivering quality education to students from Cabramatta and its surrounding suburbs. With a diverse student population, many of whom come from non-English speaking backgrounds, Cabramatta High celebrates cultural diversity and promotes a strong sense of belonging.
Set on 11 hectares of beautifully landscaped grounds, the school features extensive facilities, including spacious playing fields, quiet study areas, and seating for relaxation. Key facilities include a large lecture theatre, a modern library, a multi-purpose air-conditioned hall, and a fitness laboratory.
Recognising the increasing importance of technology in society, Cabramatta High has integrated computers into numerous subject areas. The school boasts six computer laboratories equipped with IBM-compatible systems, alongside a well-resourced Learning Centre designed to support senior students. Additional facilities include newly built tennis courts to complement physical education programs.
Our students excel across academic, creative, and physical domains, supported by a variety of programs aimed at enhancing their learning experiences. The school also offers career guidance and maintains strong links with feeder primary schools and local TAFEs to ensure smooth transitions and expanded opportunities for all students.
The staff at Cabramatta High School are dedicated, caring, and attuned to the diverse needs of students, helping them achieve their goals and grow into responsible and compassionate members of society.
In 1990, Cabramatta High was proudly designated as a 'Languages High School,' reflecting its long-standing tradition of excellence in language education. The Intensive English Centre, established in 1979, continues to play a vital role by providing intensive language instruction and support to newly arrived students with little or no English proficiency, ensuring they feel welcomed and prepared for success.
The school also has a robust Welfare Team that offers tailored support to students facing challenges, creating a nurturing and inclusive environment. Parents and community members are actively encouraged to participate in school activities and decision-making processes, including through the School Council.
Students are also given opportunities to voice their opinions and develop leadership skills through the Student Representative Council (SRC), which serves as a platform for addressing school issues and fostering student empowerment.
Cabramatta High School provides a wide-range of facilities to foster student learning.
Each of these facilities has been designed to improve student learning and encourage student participation at school.
Click on the links to the left to learn more about each of Cabramatta High School's dedicated learning environments.