Christ Church Grammar School Perth

Christ Church Grammar School, founded in 1910 in the riverside suburb of Claremont, is one of Western Australia's most prestigious Anglican independent boys' schools and a proud member of the GPS Western Australia competition. CCGS serves approximately 1,800 boys from Pre-Primary through Year 12 and offers the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school is registered with the School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA) and is a member of AHISA. Christ Church Grammar is renowned for outstanding WACE and IB results, exceptional GPS sport — including rowing, cricket, AFL, and basketball — performing arts, and a strong boarding program welcoming students from regional WA and internationally. The stunning Claremont campus alongside the Swan River includes modern science and technology labs, a performing arts centre, chapel, indoor sports complex, aquatic facilities, and rowing sheds. CCGS alumni include West Australian Premiers, business leaders, and prominent figures across the arts and sciences. International students from Asia and Southeast Asia contribute significantly to the school's diverse community. Graduates are consistently admitted to UWA, Curtin, Murdoch, and leading national and international universities.