Reddam House is a fresh, new and dynamic approach to schooling. Reddam House prides itself on its policy of selecting outstanding educators in each subject area, and offers a specialised education for the stronger academic child. Reddam’s emphasis is on providing appropriate extension and enrichment for each student. Programs have been specifically structured to cater for the gifted and talented students.
Reddam House operates through its two campuses in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs — Bondi and Woollahra. The Woollahra Campus houses the primary (Kindergarten to Year 6) and Middle School (Years 7 to 9). The Bondi Campus houses the Senior School (Years 10 to 12), offering a focused environment for these critical years of Senior Certificate and Higher School Certificate.
Facilities: The ultra-modern school environment is designed to reflect the highest of modern living standards and includes Smart boards, high-tech computer labs and access to email and internet for all students.
Curriculum: The high school offers a comprehensive range of subjects and an extensive, rigorous HSC program. Dance has now been included as an HSC subject allowing Reddam to offer all creative and performing arts. Please contact the school directly for further information.
Sport: A comprehensive range of competitive and non-competitive sports are offered at Reddam. These include surfing, cricket, basketball, swimming, athletics, tennis, hockey and rugby.
Extracurricular activities: Reddam offers morning academies in a wide range of cultural and sporting activities including yoga, sailing, rock climbing, scuba diving, debating, drama, hip hop, photography and multimedia. The school has a proven record in a host of writing competitions that provide students with a real, authentic audience for their work. Students also take part in the student-operated radio station and the “Redcam” current affairs video broadcasting program.
Welfare and personal development: A tolerant, accepting and nurturing environment supports and develops Reddam students’ individuality. Students’ leadership qualities are developed through involvement in the school executive and judiciary in the senior school. A life skills program is offered in Years 7 to 10, covering topics such as study skills, communication and ethics.