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Years 7, 8 and 9. Through the middle years of Secondary School, the Explicit Teaching instruction underpins the core subjects of English, Literacy Conventions and Mathematics. At Ipswich Grammar School we place these foundational subjects at the very core of our Academic program and a significant amount of the weekly lessons are allocated to ...
at IGS. Ipswich Grammar School offers boarding for boys from Year 7 to Year 12 with options including full boarding, weekly boarding and selective overnight/evening stays. At IGS we welcome boarders from all over Australia and internationally. Boarders enrich a school in many ways. Their presence creates a fabric of community, of diverse ...
Ipswich Grammar School was the first of ten grammar schools established under the Grammar Schools Act, passed by Queensland's first parliament in 1860. The Act allowed for the establishment of a grammar school in any town where £ 1000 could be raised locally. At the time of the Act, there was a push for the new system of education in ...
At Ipswich Grammar School we deliver that and much more. At our School, we strongly champion the value of a boys-only education and we nurture each and every boy that walks through our gates. We have developed an exceptional, progressive and multi-faceted approach to education, tailored to the needs of boys from Prep to Year 12.
When a boy begins Prep at Ipswich Grammar School he is introduced to a safe and secure precinct that gives him the foundations for a successful education. He will be guided by caring, experienced Early Learning professionals who work with each child to help them learn and develop with confidence. A Prep boy’s imagination will be ignited while ...
Anja -Lee joined Ipswich Grammar School in 2020 and was appointed Junior School Curriculum Leader in 2023. With a focus on Explicit Teaching and fostering metacognitive skills, Anja-Lee is dedicated to creating a nurturing learning environment with a curriculum that combines strong individual and classroom programs so students enjoy coming to school and have a positive attitude towards education.
The IGS Old Boys’ Association aims to maintain and keep past students of Ipswich Grammar School in touch with each other and the school, where we ‘battled as boys’. IGS Old Boys’ Association respectfully acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we reside.
