Robina State High School

Robina State High School offers a unique learning environment where students are surrounded with opportunities to excel not only academically, but also in sporting, creative and civic domains.

These opportunities are created from their outstanding range of signature programs that include Japanese Immersion program, Futsal/football Excellence, Baseball Excellence, League for Life, Golf Excellence and Instrumental Music. Robina State High School also offers a range of programs to support high achievement: Academic Acceleration, Academic Excellence, the Kingfisher Scholastic Program and the Kingfisher Mentoring Program.

Student support is widely available at Robina State High School with three full-time international staff members plus qualified tutors offering English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D) support. Homework Club for all students, Monday to Thursday 3 – 4 in the school library. A teacher aide is available to work with students every day, and a specialist maths teacher is available for tutoring Thursday afternoons.

Robina High uses innovative timetabling so that Friday is a flexible lesson-free day for senior students.

School Information

Year established: 1996
Number of students: 1400

School facilities

Performing arts centre

Sport activity centre

Fitness training gym

Specialist technology laboratories

Baseball field

Golf putting green (3 par)

Dance studio

Graphics and woodwork rooms

Catering kitchens and dining room

Photography darkroom

Marine aquaculture area

Japanese tatami room

Extracurricular activities

After school English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D) support

International learn-to-surf program

School camps – marine studies, biology, ski trip, Year 12 leadership

International camps to Byron Bay, Brisbane, Sydney and the Great Barrier Reef

Languages

Japanese

Special programs

Baseball Academy

Golf Academy

Football Academy (futsal and soccer)

General Sports Academy

Japanese Immersion program

Visual arts

Environmental science, marine studies, film and television courses

Fitness and hospitality programs

Overall Position English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D)

Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme

Schedule of Fees and Levies (2018)*

Applications received for studies commencing in 2018 will continue to be invoiced at the 2018 fee rate for studies completed in 2018.

Year 7 - 10 = $13,832 per year

Year 11 - 12 = $15,640 per year

Schedule of Fees and Levies (2019)*

Applications received after 29 June 2018 for studies commencing in 2019 will be invoiced at the 2019 fee rate.

Year 7 - 10 = $14,316 per year

Year 11 - 12 = $16,188 per year

* Indicative fees only. Other fees or levies may apply. Please visit EQI for full fee schedule: https://eqi.com.au/study-options/fees

High School’s Indicative English Pathway Requirements

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a particular subject, sport, program or extracurricular activity offered by an EQI school; or

particular school facilities;

please contact EQI or the school directly to confirm it will be offered and/or available in the year you intend to study.

Last updated: 27 March 2017