Enrolling at Ipswich Grammar
Open
Day
Register now for our next Open Day
Tour our
School
Book a tour of our school with our enrolments team and you will have the chance to discuss your son’s future at Ipswich Grammar School.
Download
Prospectus
To learn more about our School’s history of tradition, explicit teaching approach, broad subjects, boarding experience and more, download a copy here.
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Now
We are now taking enrolments for all year levels. Click here to understand all of your requirements on how to enrol with us.
Learning at Ipswich Grammar
Junior
School
We understand selecting a school for your son is a family decision based on the right fit for your child and your family. You want the best for his future, and now, which is why we put enormous emphasis on getting our Junior School just right for our boys.
Secondary
School
Years 7 to 12 at Ipswich Grammar School are a blend of academic and learning enrichment opportunities with clear career pathways and support in place to ensure the final transition for your boy is a successful one. The results are often transformational.
Boys-Only
Education
Extensive research has concluded that boys benefit greatly from attending a single-sex school. At Ipswich Grammar School we have shaped our entire approach to cater for the needs of boys, to foster their engagement and strengthen their learning journey.
INDIVIDUAL PATHWAY
for every boy
Every boy at Ipswich Grammar School has the opportunity to follow their passions and pursue their talents. We offer broad subject offerings, specialist teachers and over 40 co-curricular activities. In the secondary years our boys have multiple pathways to choose from to enable them to fulfil their potential beyond school.
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Association
The Ipswich Grammar School Old Boys Association has been an important part of the school community since its inauguration in 1907. The overarching aim of the Old Boys Association is to maintain and keep the past students of Ipswich Grammar School in touch with each other and the school where ‘we battled as boys’.
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