Junior Secondary Yrs 7-10

The curriculum encompasses subjects such as Entrepreneurship, Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (E-STEAM), along with creative arts, physical education, technology-focused classes, and language courses in Chinese and German. Specialised programs in Physical Education, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Languages are also available to encourage critical and creative thinking.

Junior Grammar offers a wide range of facilities including the Angela Geertsma Junior Library, the Bright Sparks Workshop, access to the School gymnasium, pool, and the Visual and Performing Arts Centre. Outdoor spaces include a rainforest with a boardwalk, a frog pond, ample greenery, and an open-air amphitheatre.

Yes, Junior Grammar provides an accredited OSHC service for Prep to Year 6 students managed by Helping Hands Network, located in the air-conditioned John Hancock Centre. The service offers a Rise then Shine program from 6.00am to bell time and a Stay and Play program from bell time until 6.15pm on school days. Holiday HQ runs from 6.00am to 6.00pm during school holidays and pupil-free days.

At the heart of Junior Grammar's educational strategy are Personalised Learning Plans, ensuring each student's learning path is customised, thus maximising academic results. Students also have access to tailored intervention and extension programs to support their individual learning needs both inside and outside the classroom setting.

Junior Grammar shares a campus with the heritage-listed Ipswich Girls' Grammar School (IGGS), in the heart of Ipswich overlooking the Bremer River. It can be accessed via Junior Grammar Drive off Torch Street, Ipswich, with dedicated Visitor Parking spaces, or via the Main Reception of Ipswich Girls' Grammar School, off Chermside Road, Ipswich.