Campbell High School

　　Campbell High School opened in 1965 and has maintained a tradition of excellence since that time.During these years the school has continued its focus on academic achievement and development. The school is at the base of Mount Ainslie and is straddled by the Australian War Memorial and CSIRO buildings.　The school has an open, welcoming feel and has a great view across the Parliamentary Triangle.

　　The School maintains strong links with the Clan Campbell of Scotland.　Both the suburb and the school take their name from Robert Campbell who settled the area in the early 1820s.　The Campbell heritage colours of blue, green, white and yellow are reflected in the uniform, colour code and individual house colours.　The four houses are named after prominent Australians with significant education links - Daley, Dickson, Lind and Stephens.

　　The School crest and motto are also taken from those of the Clan Campbell.　The crest which is believed to have originated in the 5th century, features the boar‘s head that symbolises the Celtic legend of Diarmid O’Duibhne (an ancestor of the Argyll Campbells) who killed a fierce boar that had been ravaging his area.　The boar was viewed as a fierce combatant, one that never ceases to fight.　In the crest, it is encircled by a fess, a girdle of honour with the motto - Ne Obliviscaris - advising people “Do Not Forget!”

　　Campbell High School opened in 1965 and has maintained a tradition of excellence since that time.During these years the school has continued its focus on academic achievement and development.　The school is at the base of Mount Ainslie and is straddled by the Australian War Memorial and CSIRO buildings.　The school has an open, welcoming feel and has a great view across the Parliamentary Triangle.

　　The School maintains strong links with the Clan Campbell of Scotland.　Both the suburb and the school take their name from Robert Campbell who settled the area in the early 1820s.　The Campbell heritage colours of blue, green, white and yellow are reflected in the uniform, colour code and individual house colours.　The four houses are named after prominent Australians with significant education links - Daley, Dickson, Lind and Stephens.

　　The School crest and motto are also taken from those of the Clan Campbell.　The crest which is believed to have originated in the 5th century, features the boar‘s head that symbolises the Celtic legend of Diarmid O’Duibhne (an ancestor of the Argyll Campbells) who killed a fierce boar that had been ravaging his area.　The boar was viewed as a fierce combatant, one that never ceases to fight.　In the crest, it is encircled by a fess, a girdle of honour with the motto - Ne Obliviscaris - advising people “Do Not Forget!”

　　Campbell High School opened in 1965 and has maintained a tradition of excellence since that time.During these years the school has continued its focus on academic achievement and development.　The school is at the base of Mount Ainslie and is straddled by the Australian War Memorial and CSIRO buildings.　The school has an open, welcoming feel and has a great view across the Parliamentary Triangle.

　　The School maintains strong links with the Clan Campbell of Scotland.　Both the suburb and the school take their name from Robert Campbell who settled the area in the early 1820s.　The Campbell heritage colours of blue, green, white and yellow are reflected in the uniform, colour code and individual house colours.　The four houses are named after prominent Australians with significant education links - Daley, Dickson, Lind and Stephens.

　　The School crest and motto are also taken from those of the Clan Campbell.　The crest which is believed to have originated in the 5th century, features the boar‘s head that symbolises the Celtic legend of Diarmid O’Duibhne (an ancestor of the Argyll Campbells) who killed a fierce boar that had been ravaging his area.　The boar was viewed as a fierce combatant, one that never ceases to fight.　In the crest, it is encircled by a fess, a girdle of honour with the motto - Ne Obliviscaris - advising people “Do Not Forget!”

　　Campbell High School opened in 1965 and has maintained a tradition of excellence since that time.During these years the school has continued its focus on academic achievement and development.　The school is at the base of Mount Ainslie and is straddled by the Australian War Memorial and CSIRO buildings.　The school has an open, welcoming feel and has a great view across the Parliamentary Triangle.

　　The School maintains strong links with the Clan Campbell of Scotland.　Both the suburb and the school take their name from Robert Campbell who settled the area in the early 1820s.　The Campbell heritage colours of blue, green, white and yellow are reflected in the uniform, colour code and individual house colours.　The four houses are named after prominent Australians with significant education links - Daley, Dickson, Lind and Stephens.

　　The School crest and motto are also taken from those of the Clan Campbell.　The crest which is believed to have originated in the 5th century, features the boar‘s head that symbolises the Celtic legend of Diarmid O’Duibhne (an ancestor of the Argyll Campbells) who killed a fierce boar that had been ravaging his area.　The boar was viewed as a fierce combatant, one that never ceases to fight.　In the crest, it is encircled by a fess, a girdle of honour with the motto - Ne Obliviscaris - advising people “Do Not Forget!”

澳大利亚Caroline Chisholm School（https://school.wjszx.com.cn/au/ccs/）成立于1974年。

Campbell High School（https://school.wjszx.com.cn/au/campbellhs/） 成立于1965年。

　　堪伯威尔中学（https://school.wjszx.com.cn/au/camhigh/）占地3.2公顷，距离澳大利亚第二大城市市中心大概12公里左右，目前有学生1200人，学校为在校学生提供高质量的7-12年级的教学，并由澳洲政府授予“领先类”学校的头衔。学校和天津实验高中是兄弟高中，经常组织学术交流等活动，并经常安排学生对包括中国在内的多个国家进行访问和学习，包括希腊，日本，印度尼西亚等等。

　　据澳大利亚教育联盟（http://www.eduau.com/）了解：学校提供了7-12年级的学术课程，并特别为12年级的学生提供了VCE考试的特别冲刺项目，英语作为第二语言课程（ESL）：印度尼西亚语，法语。特别课程：地理，历史，材料科技。

　　入学要求：

　　GPA：高中80。

　　费用：

　　学费->13090澳大利亚元/年

　　生活费->10000～18000澳大利亚元/年。