Renowned for academic excellence and a broad, inclusive program — Pembroke
is a co-educational, non-denominational, day and boarding, SACE and IB school offering outstanding education from Early Learning Centre to Year 12.
- 2024 ScholarshipsWe warmly invite you to apply for our 2024 Scholarships and Bursaries, including Music, Boarding and Academic.Scholarship applications
- Year 12 Results 2021We are proud to share the achievements of our Year 12 students for 2021.Find out more
- 2022 Open Days and Tours Now OpenWe warmly invite you to experience Pembroke School for yourself.Register now
- 53.4%Students with
ATAR above 90
2021 - 1,096Students learning
a language - 99%Leavers offered
university entrance
2021 - 107Years of history
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Scholarships
International Baccalaureate
French Semi-Immersion Program
Athlete Development Program
Resident Creatives
Pembroke offers a range of scholarships and bursaries including academic, music and boarding. We warmly invite you to apply for our scholarships and bursaries, some of which are offered annually and others periodically.
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Pembroke makes a commitment to create a better world through intercultural awareness and understanding as an IB World School.
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Pembroke’s new French bilingual semi-immersion program will accelerate the acquisition of French language for Year 7-10 students with background in French language. The program is commencing at Year 7 in 2023.
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The Athlete Development Program is an individualised, high-performance sporting pathway that enables young athletes to achieve their best, both academically and in the sporting arena.
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We are forging ahead with new initiatives and invite old scholars and others from all professional groups to collaborate with us through an innovative Resident (or Visiting) Creatives Program.
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JuniorELC - Year 6In the Junior School we aim to nurture the growth of the whole child by deliberately offering experiences for academic, creative, social, emotional and physical development.- MiddleYear 7 - Year 10We know that Middle School (Years 7 – 10) is an important time in your child’s emerging adolescence. When adolescents enjoy their learning, they thrive.
- SeniorYear 11 - Year 12Senior School offers a unique environment for young adults to grow as independent learners and active citizens concerned with social justice and achievement of personal best.
Latest news
- 29 September 2022
Tone Process – the 2022 Middle School Interdisciplinary Project“At the heart of all good educational programs is the mandate for our students to experience the unfamiliar – to be explorers.”Read full article - 19 September 2022Employment Opportunity – Head of Junior SchoolPembroke School is seeking an experienced educational leader with vision to oversee the smooth operation of the Junior School (ELC-Year 6).Read full article
- 12 July 202210 Questions with an Old Scholar – Maddie DunneGet to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.Read full article
GivingSince 1989, the Pembroke School Foundation has received generous support from the School community allowing us to provide financial assistance to existing programs and funding for new ventures.Find out more- Old ScholarsA global community of nearly 16,000 old scholars represents Pembroke and its antecedent institutions (King’s College and Girton Girls’ School) in the wider world.Find out more
Campuses
Located within the Girton Campus, the Junior School program offers students in ELC to Year 6 the opportunity to be challenged, supported, creative and critical.
Located within the King's Campus and including our new Art, Science and Technology building at 3 Shipsters Road, the Middle School provides a broad and deep education for students in Year 7 - 10. Our main Reception Office is located at 342 The Parade, Kensington Park.
Located within the Girton Campus, our Senior School offers a unique environment for students in Year 11 and 12 to develop as independent learners.