Buildings
| A | Administration facilities, library and the TAFE |
| B | Student Services, Computer room B-North and B-South, and the Study/Detention hall |
| C | Society and Environment classes |
| D | Arts Block |
| E | English classes |
| G | Mathematics classes |
| H | The School Hall/Drama Classroom - used for performances, special occasions, etc. |
| J | Business studies and Special education |
| K | Health, Home Economics, Physical Education facilities and the gymnasium (used for assemblies) |
| L | Agriculture Classrooms |
| M | Agriculture and Science Laborotories |
| N | Canteen, Cafeteria and Staff Room |
| P | Technology Workshops |
| Q | Metal Technology workshops and TAFE classrooms |
| W | Western Spine - Facilities such as toilets, IT support, and some offices. |
| Y | Senior School Centre |
| Z | Media Block |
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