Quakers Hill High School

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Quakers Hill High School
Location
Quakers Hill High School
70 Lalor Road

Quakers Hill
,
New South Wales
,
2763

Australia [1] [2] [3]
Coordinates 33°43′45.86″S150°53′47.61″E / 33.7294056°S 150.8965583°E / -33.7294056; 150.8965583 (Quakers Hill High School)
Information
Type State secondary day school
Religious affiliationNon-denominational [3]
Established1993;32 years ago (1993) [4] [3] [5] [6]
Authority Department of Education (New South Wales)
PrincipalJason White [7]
Deputy
principals
  • Rebecca Mahon [8]
  • Beaty Maricic [8]
Years7–12 [9] [10] [3]
Gender Coeducational [10] : 5 
Enrolment861 [10] : 16  (August 2024)
Colours
  •   Navy Blue [11]
  •   White [11]
Website quakershil-h.schools.nsw.gov.au [12] : 2  [3]

Quakers Hill High School (QHHS) is a secondary school in Quakers Hill, a suburb in Western Sydney, Australia. [1] [2] [3] and was opened on 27 January 1993 [3] [4]

Contents

Administration

The school has a teaching staff of 74 (Full-time equivalent of 67.9) and a non-teaching staff of 25 (Full-time equivalent of 16.5). [10]

As of 2025, the current principal is Jason White. [7] Past principals have included:

Principals of the School
PrincipalTenure
Initial YearFinal Year
Jason White2023 [13] [14] Present [7]
Andrew Skehan2017 [15] : 2 2022 [16] [17]
Lauretta Claus
–
2016 [18] : 2 

Students

Enrolments

The trend in school enrolments (August figures) has been:-

YearBoysGirlsTotalRef
20136014761,077 [18] : 13 
20145874501,037 [18] : 13  [19]
20155704561,026 [18] : 13  [20]
20165644691,033 [18] : 13  [21]
2017525464989 [15] : 15  [22]
2018475483958 [23] : 16  [24]
2019432434866 [25] : 13  [26]
2020416417833 [27] : 14  [28]
2021441412853 [29] : 18  [30]
2022446414860 [31] : 17  [32]
2023463397860 [33] : 18  [34]
2024467394861 [12] : 16  [10]
2025TBATBATBA

Cultural Diversity

Multiculturalism

The recent trends in multicultural composition been:

Student enrolment trends
YearIndigenousLBOTERef
20145%34% [19]
20155%33% [20]
20165%35% [21]
20175%35% [22]
20186%35% [24]
20196%33% [26]
20205%33% [28]
20215%33% [30]
20224%36% [32]
20234%38% [34]
20245%40% [10]
2025TBATBA

Nirimba Collegiate Group of Schools

The Nirimba Collegiate Group of Schools was established in 1999 and comprises Quakers Hill High School, [7] [9] and three other schools in the Blacktown area, [35] i.e. Riverstone High School, [36] [37] [5] and Seven Hills High School, [38] and Wyndham College. [39] The group is part of the Blacktown North - Educational Pathways Program (EPP) the focus of which is providing students with the tools to choose the higher education or career avenue that suits them. [38] The schools in the collegiate operate independently of each other, but the four principals work closely together, sharing student intake. [40] The Nirimba Collegiate is managed by the College Management Group (CMG). [39] The collegate group has partnership with Nirimba TAFE and the University of Western Sydney, thereby offering students opportunities to undertake accelerated programs and career specific courses. [38]

Notable alumni

See also

References

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