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Jamison High School

Jamison High School

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Telephone02 4731 6150

Emailjamison-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

What we offer

Each school in NSW offers something slightly different depending on the community. Here's what we offer for you.

Facilities at Jamison High School

At Jamison High School, we know that quality learning environments can have a profound influence on student engagement and achievement. We offer a wide range of facilities to cater to the educational needs of our diverse student base.

Computer labs

At Jamison High School, we recognise the importance of digital technology in 21st-century learning. Our six purpose-built computer and technology labs are large enough to comfortably accommodate junior and senior classes. These are equipped with new hardware and software to cater to the needs of all students. We recently added virtual reality (VR) technology to our range of digital devices and are also in the process of incorporating Minecraft Education Edition for Stage 4 students as a part of the STEM program.

Agricultural plot

We have our own agriculture plot, giving our students hands-on experience in farming practices and technology. Our plot includes horses, chickens and sheep, and a range of crops. The agricultural plot is used by students from Years 7-12, and especially caters for those students wishing to study vocational education and training (VET) primary industries.

Industrial Arts workshops

Students at Jamison High School have access to a state-of-the-art industrial arts wing, complete with computer-operated wood and metal lathes, computer numeric control (CNC) machines and 3D printers. This key learning area is used extensively as part of our STEM initiatives.

Aspires Café

The Aspires Café is a newly built commercial-quality kitchen that is operated by our hospitality students, offering them hands-on experience in the food and retail industry.

Library

Our school library is a dynamic, multipurpose learning space that caters to a wide range of learning needs. This includes an array of print and digital media, fiction and non-fiction sections to cater to all subject curriculum and student interests, computers, and stylish seating for our recess and lunch cinema sessions.

Science labs

Our six science laboratories have been recently refurbished with complete workstations that are fully equipped with industry-grade laboratory equipment. Our students across Years 7-12 learn how to conduct scientific research and carry out their own experiments in a safe and controlled environment with trained staff to guide them.

Support unit spaces

At Jamison High School, we encourage inclusive learning environments that support the needs of all learners. We also recognise the need for specialised spaces for our students with special needs. This includes specialised classrooms and specific areas in the playground designated for quiet activity with trained personnel on supervision.

Nursing education block

We have a purpose-built nursing education block to support our senior students enrolled in the technical and vocational education  and training (TVET) nursing course. This was created in partnership with our Trade School initiative for Nursing and Allied Health careers.

More from the NSW Department of Education

Canteen

All canteens in NSW public schools must meet certain requirements. These include providing more healthy food and drink options – to make the healthy choice an easy choice for students. Visit Healthy school canteens to learn more.

Please view our canteen menu here: JHS Canteen Menu

Hiring our facilities

You may apply to use our school’s facilities for appropriate purposes provided your hiring of the facility doesn't interfere with our teaching and learning programs.

We assess each application on a case-by-case basis. Find out more at Using school facilities.

If you’re interested in hiring our facilities, contact us for details.

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