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Camberwell High School launches Boroondara Division athletics program this week

Year 7-9 students take part in interschool sports while annual carnivals remain central to the calendar.

By Camberwell Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Camberwell High School students continue their involvement in the Interschool Sports Program of the Boroondara Division this week, with Year 7 to 9 participants competing through the Sport Education program.

Program Participation and Carnivals

The school runs annual Sports Carnivals covering swimming, athletics and cross-country. Selected students advance from these events to represent the school at state-level competitions including SSV and All-Schools events. These carnivals form the core of the athletics calendar and provide the pathway for students to move from school-level competition to broader representation.

Facilities Supporting Weekly Training

Training and matches take place on the school’s own grounds, which include a sports hall, a large oval fitted with synthetic grass installed in 2018, and several basketball courts. These venues allow consistent preparation for both the weekly interschool matches and the seasonal carnivals.

Historical Results and Separate Grammar School Record

Camberwell High School has produced multiple state champions across individual and team events, with four teams securing State Championships in 2013. Separate from the high school, Camberwell Grammar School, an independent AGSV member, holds 11 AGSV Athletics premierships, including wins recorded in 2022 and 2023. All students in Grades 7-12 at the grammar school take part in organised sports as part of the school requirement.

Details of exact match scores or placements from the current week’s fixtures have not been published in available reports. Families and supporters can follow updates through the school websites listed in the source material for any forthcoming carnival dates or representative team announcements.

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