Academic Programs
- Hale School has a comprehensive education program with major strengths in Literature and History, Science and Mathematics, Economics, Fine Arts, Sport and Information Technology.
Since 2000, Hale School has won five of the prestigious Beazley Medals, awarded to the student obtaining the highest marks in the state administered tertiary entrance examinations. Anthony Phillips won the Beazley Medal in 2000, followed by Antony Moser in 2001, Dougal Maclaurin in 2003. Christopher Mofflin received the 2006 Beazley Medal, while Binu Jayawardena won the medal in 2008.
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