International Students

The diversity of the Hale School community plays an essential part in providing all students with a global education that prepares them for the future world of work. While Hale School has only a small number of international students, these young men contribute greatly to the overall fabric of our School and enhance cultural understanding.

Students in our boarding houses hail from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, China, Japan, the United Kingdom, Russia, the United States, Canada, Fiji and South Africa – forging firm friendships with each other, fellow boarders and local students. They have become keen ambassadors for Hale School, making the most of the opportunities on offer that may not have been available at home.

Our international students are fully supported from both an academic and wellbeing perspective, enabling them to achieve their learning goals. Several staff members are responsible for the boys’ ongoing care, including two dedicated International Student Coordinators who facilitate their entry and transition into the School.

Upon arrival at Hale, international students participate in an orientation programme to familiarise themselves with Perth, the School and one another, with former students joining the new boys to act as mentors. The International Student Group enjoys social outings, discussions and mutual support.

Entrance to Hale School for international students is based on a number of criteria, including English language competence and academic progress. We look to develop well-rounded young men; a boy’s co-curricular activities, interpersonal and communication skills as well as their willingness to be involved in the school community, will be equally important in the selection process.

International students are invited to apply for the Moez Nomanbhoy International Scholarship. Find out more on the Scholarships page.

View and download the International Student Prospectus.