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Students Join Camberwell High, Grammar School Athletic Programs Today

Camberwell High School and Camberwell Grammar School run structured programs that allow students to join interschool sports and athletics carnivals.

By Camberwell Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Camberwell High School students in Years 7 to 9 can join the Sport Education program that feeds directly into the Boroondara Division Interschool Sports Program.

School Sport Education Programs

Camberwell High School, a government co-educational school for Years 7-12, runs its Sport Education program for students in Years 7 to 9. Participation in the Boroondara Division Interschool Sports Program follows from this program. Camberwell Grammar School requires all students in Grades 7 to 12 to take part in organized sports through its membership in the AGSV.

Annual Carnivals and Team Selection

Both schools hold annual carnivals in swimming, athletics and cross-country. Camberwell High School selects senior teams based on interest, training and selection processes. Top performers at these carnivals advance to higher levels including SSV and All-Schools competitions. Camberwell Grammar School maintains an 11-title record in AGSV Athletics premierships, including wins recorded in 2022 and 2023.

Training Facilities Available

Camberwell High School provides a sports hall, a large oval fitted with synthetic grass that was replaced in 2018, and multiple basketball courts. These venues support daily training for the interschool program. Camberwell Grammar School maintains its own Sports Academy for students showing talent in athletics and other sports.

Students interested in starting should check enrolment details at either school to access the Sport Education program or the compulsory sports requirement. Participation begins once a student is placed in the relevant year level and completes the initial training and selection steps offered by each school.

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