Carey Baptist Grammar School Melbourne

Carey Baptist Grammar School, founded in 1923 in the leafy riverside suburb of Kew, is one of Melbourne's most respected Christian co-educational independent schools and a member of the Associated Public Schools (APS) of Victoria. Carey operates across four campuses serving over 3,600 students from ELC through Year 12, offering the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school is registered with the VRQA and is a member of AHISA and Christian Schools Australia. Carey is renowned for academic excellence, exceptional VCE and IB results, outstanding APS sport — particularly football, cricket, rowing, and swimming — performing arts, and its strong Christian ethos. The Kew campus on the banks of the Yarra River features historic buildings alongside modern facilities including science and technology labs, performing arts venues, sports complex, aquatic facilities, and boarding accommodation. The school welcomes international students from Asia and beyond as part of its diverse community. Carey's Christian values of integrity, compassion, and community service underpin all aspects of school life. Graduates are consistently admitted to Australia's top universities and to leading international institutions. The school's Old Carey network spans Victorian and national business, law, medicine, and the arts.