This comprehensive secondary school strives to provide for each aspect of the student’s learning experience, through designed curriculum strategies, a strong welfare program and diverse extracurricular activities.

From humble beginnings in 1977 with a vision to partner parents in the Christian education of their children, Shire Christian School has grown to become a renowned provider of outstanding Christian education, with over 880 students. The school logo uses the...

Every child is supported and encouraged to develop to their full potential in an environment of personalised learning and academic rigour. Our co-educational junior school and secondary school for girls foster spiritual, social and intellectual growth.

About Kambala Kambala is an Anglican, Independent day and boarding school for girls located on the rising shore above Rose Bay with a breathtaking view of Sydney Harbour. Founded in 1887, Kambala caters for students from Preparatory (four year olds) to...

Frensham is an outward-looking and forward-thinking boarding school that provides a rigorous and personalised academic program and meaningful, lifelong and valued connections. In an inspiring culture and spectacular living and learning environment, girls are challenged and supported to develop the...

The King’s School is Australia’s oldest independent school and perhaps its best known. Founded in 1831 by command of King William IV of England, King’s was established as a boys’ school that would provide Australia with its next generation of leaders. Situated on 300 acres of...

Sydney Grammar School is made up of two Preparatory Schools (at St Ives and Edgecliff) and a Senior School in the city, opposite Hyde Park. Its origins go back to the early 19th century. Grammar is committed to the values...

Cranbrook School was founded in 1918 in order to uphold the great tradition of a liberal educational philosophy, and continues to do so by instilling, and supporting the development of academic rigour. Cranbrook’s vision and mission: Cranbrook’s vision is to be...

Pymble Ladies’ College was founded by Dr  John Marden, a man who believed that women should be given the best that education had to offer and encouraged girls to think for themselves and live by the college motto: “All’ Ultimo Lavoro” — “Strive for...

Founded by the Christian Brothers in 1836, the college relocated to permanent grounds adjacent to St Mary’s Cathedral in 1992. While setting high academic standards the college provides both a broad curriculum to cater for students seeking tertiary entrance, and training in employment...