About Us
About Us
Kent Street High School, established in 1940, builds on a tradition of growth and innovation - helping generations of students strengthen their capabilities for an ever-changing world.
Learning
Learning
At Kent Street, we offer a wide range of academic, vocational, and extracurricular opportunities, enabling students to explore their interests, develop their strengths, and prepare for a successful future.
Enrolments
Enrolments
Kent Street offers a culture of endeavour and enterprise and takes pride in being innovative, nurturing, creative and adventurous. This culture is reflected in the success of Kent Street students over more than 80 years.
Specialist Programs
Specialist Programs
Apply to join one of our prestigious Approved Specialist Programs and start a learning journey driven by passion, interest and a clear vision for the future.
Student Life
Student Life
Our vision is to inspire a community where every individual has the courage to grow-pursuing aspirations, embracing challenges, and strengthening the skills and strategies that build confidence.
Parent Information
Parent Information
We are a community of students. teachers, staff and families, connected by a shared commitment to building growth through responsibility, respect, resilience and achievement.

Clontarf Academy

At Kent Street we are home to a branch of the Clontarf Foundation. Clontarf uses a unique, innovative and highly successful approach to target one of the most at risk groups in contemporary Australian society – young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men.

Clontarf Academy

The Clontarf Foundation exists to improve the education, discipline, self-esteem, life skills and employment prospects of young Aboriginal men and by doing so, equip them to participate more meaningfully in society. The six pillars that underpin the Clontarf mission statement are Education, Employment, Leadership, Partners, Well-Being & Sport.

Using the existing passion that these boys have for sport allows Clontarf to initially attract them to school and then keep them coming. It is however, not a sporting programme – it’s about developing the values, skills and abilities that will assist the boys to transition into meaningful employment and achieve better life outcomes.

We are very proud of our Clontarf boys and the Kent Street academy, their presence enriches the culture of our entire school as they lead us in indigenous celebrations throughout the year.

For more information please visit www.clontarf.org.au