North Shore School Guide: Private Girls’ Schools

Looking for a Private Girls’ School on Sydney’s North Shore? If you’re interested in exploring a single sex girls’ education for your daughter, our School Guide showcases a range of wonderful girls’ schools, right here on Sydney’s North Shore. Take a look at all your options, and be sure to book a tour or attend an upcoming Open Day to experience it firsthand and ask any questions.

Choosing the right school is one of the most critical decisions for a young girl’s future.

Sydney’s North Shore is home to some of the country’s most prestigious and well-regarded girls’ schools, each offering a unique blend of academic excellence, co-curricular opportunities, and values-driven education.

This guide provides an insightful overview of the leading girls’ schools, helping parents and students confidently navigate their options. Whether you seek a strong STEM program, an emphasis on the arts, or a focus on leadership and personal growth, our North Shore Private Girls’ Schools Guide will help you find the perfect fit for every girl’s potential.

North Shore Private Girls’ Schools

Discover more about many of the private girls’ schools that we have on Sydney’s North Shore. Click on the links below to get all the details:

• Brigidine College, St Ives
• Loreto Kirribilli, Kirribilli
• Mercy Catholic College, Chatswood
• Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney
• Pymble Ladies’ College, Pymble
• Ravenswood School for Girls, Gordon
• Roseville College, Roseville
• Stella Maris College, Manly

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Private Girls’ Schools on Sydney’s Lower North Shore

Loreto Kirribilli

Loreto Kirribilli

About Loreto Kirribilli

Step through the front gates of Loreto Kirribilli’s harbourside campus, and encounter what is warmly referred to throughout the community as the school’s ‘spirit’. Intangible and indefinable, this school spirit creates a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere where every student develops a deep sense of belonging to a rich community of faith.

More than 400 years ago, Loreto’s foundress, Mary Ward, predicted, ‘Women in time to come will do much’.  Today at Loreto Kirribilli, this vision continues with a Catholic education that liberates, empowers, and motivates students to use their gifts with confidence, creativity, and generosity.

A strong belief in women’s capacity to contribute significantly to society underpins the continued emphasis on girls’ education. The school’s focus is to develop students who are socially just, globally aware and ethically minded; learners who are curious in their pursuit of educational, spiritual and personal growth.

From the moment the youngest students are welcomed into the Kindergarten classroom, they are supported in developing the character strengths needed to face adversity and embrace the unfamiliar, guided and inspired by their faith every step of the way.

• Ages: Kindergarten – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Catholic
• Boarding: No
• Extra-curricular activities offered: Loreto Kirribilli offers a range of extra-curricular activities to students, such as:
  • Social Justice: Justice, Peace, Integrity of Creation and Diversity (JPICD) Councils for Human Rights, Environment, and Service
  • Stem Activities: Robotics, Code Club, Drone Racing, Coding
  • Sport: Athletics, Dance, Hockey, Netball, Taekwondo, Tennis, Basketball, Double Dutch Skipping, Cricket, Cross Country, Rowing, Softball, Snowsports, Swimming, Touch Football and Volleyball
  • Performing Arts: Music, Dance, Drama
  • Oratory: Debating, Public Speaking, Mock Trial, Speech and Drama tuition
  • Academic Enrichment: Da Vinci Decathlon, Future Problem Solving, Ethics Olympiad, UN Evatt Model United Nations, Kids Lit Club, Lunchtime Talks
  • The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
  • Art and photography groups
  • Interhouse competitions, including Music Festival, Dance Night, Debating, Theatresports, Swimming Carnival and Athletics Carnival
• Notable Alumni: Champion Rower, Tara Rigney (’17); Hollywood Actress, Eliza Scanlen (’16); Climate & Net Zero Investor, Katerina Kimmorley (’04); Buy from the Bush Founder, Grace Brennan (’01); Award-Winning Journalist Caro Meldrum-Hanna (’99); Financial Services Professional, Rachel Grimes AM (’85); CEO of the Asylum Seekers Centre, Frances Rush OAM (’79); Supreme Court Judge, The Hon. Justice Julia Lonergan (’78); Journalist & News Presenter, Helen Dalley (’74;) Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore (’60), Bestselling Author, Cassie Hamer (’93); Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Dr Anna Cody (’84); Australian Navy Marine Engineer, Lieutenant Commander Caroline Skinner (’09); Food Author and Broadcaster, Maeve O’Meara OAM (’77); Trailblazing Barrister, Janet Coombs AM (’48), Life Saver and Educator, Adrienne Lowe OAM (’80); Supreme Court Judge, The Honourable Justice Anna Mitchelmore SC (’93), and many more. View more student profiles.
• Transport Options: Loreto Kirribilli is extremely well connected and easy to access, being centrally located near bus, rail, and ferry networks. More details.
• Bursaries: Loreto Kirribilli is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of others. Thanks to the generosity of our community, the means-tested Loreto Kirribilli Bursary enables girls whose families would not otherwise be able to afford to send their daughter to the school to complete their Senior School education in the tradition of the Loreto Sisters. The Bursary is awarded annually to two students for their education from Years 10-12. Applications are invited for Year 10, 2027.
• Fees: Please visit loreto.nsw.edu.au for more details.

Loreto Kirribilli Open Days & Tours

• Open Day: Inaugural Loreto Kirribilli Open Day will be held on Sunday, 31 May.
• School Tours: They also hold regular small-group school tours. Register your interest.

Contact Loreto Kirribilli

• Address: 85 Carabella Street, Kirribilli NSW 2061
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 9957 4722
• Loreto Kirribilli website

Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney

About Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College

Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College is an independent Catholic girls’ school located in the heart of North Sydney, offering an exceptional education for young women in Years 7 to 12.

For over 150 years, Monte has educated young women to lead lives of purpose, compassion and confidence. Guided by the values of Mercy, Justice, Service, Human Dignity and Option for the Poor, the College provides a balanced education that combines academic excellence with strong pastoral care and personal development.

Monte offers families a distinctive academic choice in the senior years, with students able to pursue either the NSW Higher School Certificate or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. This dual pathway allows each student to select the programme best suited to her strengths, learning style and future aspirations.

Learning at Monte is enriched by a broad co-curricular programme that includes sport, performing arts, debating, leadership, and social justice initiatives. Students are encouraged to develop confidence, resilience and a strong sense of responsibility to others, supported by dedicated teachers who know their students well.

Located within a major transport hub, Monte is easily accessible by train, metro and bus, making it a practical choice for families across Sydney. The North Sydney campus offers modern learning spaces while fostering a strong sense of community and belonging.

At Monte, girls are known, supported, and challenged to become capable, compassionate young women prepared for lives of significance, purpose, and success.

• Ages: Year 7 – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Catholic
• Boarding: No
• Extracurricular activities: Monte believes that education extends beyond the classroom, and the College’s diverse range of co-curricular activities equips students with the skills, values, and memories that will guide them beyond the College. The College’s co-curricular program includes but is not limited to debating, Duke of Edinburgh Award, learning enhancement programs, drama, theatre, and an extensive music program. The Monte ‘Sport for All’ philosophy encourages high participation and offers a wide variety of sports for students, both for competition and enjoyment. Students can participate in more than 33 sports.
• Notable Alumni: They are very proud of their Alumni and the wide and diverse professions they excel in. Monte girls have gone on to become politicians, judges, journalists, solicitors, entrepreneurs, engineers, teachers, doctors, marketers and performers. Their engaged Alumni contribute to the College community through guest speaker support, attendance at career insight evenings, and participation in student networking meetings.
• Transport Options: Located in the heart of North Sydney, Monte is serviced by North Sydney Train Station, the Metro Line and school and public buses.
• Scholarships: The College offers a range of academic scholarships for students seeking entry to Year 7 and Year 11.  
• Fees: Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College Fees

Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College Open Days & Tours

• Open Day: Sunday 1 March 2026, 9.30am to 1.30pm

Contact Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College

• Address: 128 Miller Street, North Sydney
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 9409 6200
• Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College website

Mercy Catholic College, Chatswood

Mercy Catholic College, Chatswood

About Mercy Catholic College

At Mercy Catholic College, they believe that every young woman is capable of excellence. They are committed to providing a rich and rigorous academic environment where students are both challenged and supported to achieve their personal best. Learning here is purposeful and engaging, grounded in high expectations and genuine care. They celebrate achievement, encourage curiosity and nurture confidence, knowing that when students feel supported, they flourish.

Established for more than 135 years, they set the standard for quality education with outstanding academic results – Ranked 101 in SMH HSC Ranking 2025

Education in their Mercy community extends beyond the classroom. They are intentional about forming young women of faith, courage and compassion — women who understand their dignity and recognise their responsibility to contribute positively to the world around them.

As a Catholic school within the Catholic Schools Broken Bay, they are part of a wider diocesan community committed to educational excellence, authentic faith formation and the holistic development of every student. This partnership strengthens our work and ensures that they remain both future-focused and firmly grounded in the Gospel.

Together, they continue to nurture confident, capable and faith-filled young women who will lead with integrity and make a meaningful difference in the world.

• Ages: Year 7 – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Catholic
• Boarding: No
• Extracurricular activities offered: Netball, Soccer, Rugby 7s, Basketball, Swimming Squad (BBSSSA), Touch, Cross Country, Athletics, Golf, Tennis, and Rugby League/League tag. In the realm of Dance & Drama, there are options like Recreational Dance Ensemble, Competitive Dance Ensemble, and Drama Club. For music enthusiasts, the offerings include Concert Band, Stage Band, Rock Band, String Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble, Flute Ensemble, Pop Choir, Chamber Choir, and private tuition/instrument hire for Piano, Flute, Clarinet, Voice, Trumpet/Brass, Saxophone, Guitar/Bass, Violin/Viola/Cello, and Drum kit/Percussion. Other activities include the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, CSDA Public Speaking & Debating, Mercy Action Group (MAG), Overseas Immersion Programme, Enrichment Programme, Homework & Study Club, Mathematics Club, Mercy Book Club, Mercy and St Pius Book Club, Walking Club, Bootcamp, and Pathways & Partnerships.
• Transport Options: Mercy Catholic College is conveniently located in the heart of Chatswood, just a short walk from Chatswood Interchange, with connecting buses, trains, and the Metro.
• Fees: Education fees from $8,080 (Year 7). View fee schedule. *Additional Supplementary Fees may apply to certain elective courses and co-curricular programs.

Mrcy Catholic College Open Days & Tours 2026

• Open Day: Saturday 28 March 2026, 10am to 1pm. Register.

Contact Mercy Catholic College

• Address: 101 Archer Street, Chatswood NSW 2067
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 7256 2120
• Mercy Catholic College website

Private Girls’ Schools on Sydney’s Upper North Shore

Roseville College

About Roseville College

Founded in 1908, Roseville College is a non-selective Anglican day school with more than a century of leadership in girls’ education. Grounded in Christian values, this school is where each girl is known, valued, and supported.

Roseville offers a small-school ethos with a big-school offering. This enables strong relationships and personalised learning, while still providing a broad academic and co-curricular program from Preparatory through to Year 12.

A defining feature of Roseville is its genuine sense of community—a deep sense of belonging and connection that extends across students, families, staff, and alumni.

The school encourages students to embrace challenge, strive for excellence, and take joy in learning. Education extends beyond the classroom through vibrant participation in sports, the performing arts, debating, robotics, and community engagement. Service learning is integral, nurturing empathy and responsibility.

In the Junior School (Kindergarten to Year 6), Roseville offers the IB PYP Program, which fosters inquiry, collaboration, and global awareness.

Known for consistently high HSC performance, Roseville is also one of the few North Shore schools offering the Cambridge IGCSE for Years 9 and 10. These challenging courses develop critical thinking and prepare students for the HSC.

Roseville’s pastoral care framework nurtures resilience, academic buoyancy and positive relationships, complemented by a strong House system that builds teamwork and belonging.

By combining a culture of service, strong community, outstanding teaching, and exceptional facilities, Roseville College empowers students to achieve remarkable results and lead meaningful lives.

• Ages: Preparatory – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Anglican
• Boarding: No
• Extracurricular activities: Roseville College offers an extensive range of extracurricular activities and encourages students of all abilities to participate. Activities vary throughout the year, allowing exposure to a range of interests, including:
  • Academic Enrichment: Debating, Mock Trial, Public Speaking, Speech and Drama, Da Vinci Decathlon, STEAM activities including robotics and coding, Gifted and Talented, Inclusive Learning and after-school academic programs.
  • Performing Arts: numerous music ensembles and productions, Dance, Drama, Theatresports, Showcases of Art and Music, School Musicals, and private tuition.
  • Sport: IGSA, IPSHA and house competitions, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Cross Country, Football (soccer), Gymnastics (Artistic & Rhythmic), Hockey, Netball, Minkey, Snowsports, Swimming, Tennis, Touch Football, Triathlon and Rowing.
  • Fitness, Dance, Swim school and squads in our new state-of-the-art Sports Centre.
  • Service Learning: Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Indigenous and overseas immersion learning tours, service partnerships and volunteer opportunities.
  • An array of clubs where students can develop their passions, interests, and hobbies.
  • Prep students are offered a range of opportunities, including music, French, dance, and swimming lessons.

• Transport Options:
  • Train: Roseville College is a short 7-minute walk from Roseville Station on the North Shore train line, enabling a straightforward commute from the Upper and Lower North Shore, as well as Lane Cove, Ryde, Northern Beaches and Hills District (Metro to Chatswood) 
  • Public Bus: Access is available at Boundary Road, and state school buses service the College.
  • Private Bus: Roseville operates a designated bus service to support their Northern Beaches families
• Scholarships: Roseville offers Academic, Music, All-Rounder, and means-tested scholarships through its Foundation. Full details can be found on the Scholarships page of the Roseville website.
• Fees: Fee Schedule under Enrolments on Roseville Website 

Roseville College Open Days & Tours

• Twilight Tour: Friday 1 May 2026, 4-6pm. Register.
• On-Site School Tours: The Registrar provides small group tours during term time. Book a tour
• Virtual tours: If you are unable to visit the campus, an easy way to find out more is to do a Virtual Tour

Contact Roseville College

• Address: 27 Bancroft Avenue, Roseville NSW 2069
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 9884 1100
• Roseville College website

Ravenswood School for Girls, Gordon

About Ravenswood

Ravenswood is a Pre-kindergarten to Year 12 private girls’ school, which aims to equip and inspire girls to participate in and contribute to our evolving global society. Established in 1901, Ravenswood is one of Australia’s leading independent girls’ schools, offering a broad-based curriculum with a strong academic focus.

• Ages: Pre-kindergarten – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Uniting Church
• Boarding: Yes
• Extracurricular activities: Ravenswood offers more than 100 co-curricular activities, including AFL, tennis, basketball, hockey, netball, swimming, athletics, golf, artistic and rhythmic gymnastics, diving, trampolining, water polo, cross country, equestrian, football, snow sports, rugby sevens and touch football. Elective sports include aerobics, jazz dance, life-saving, indoor rock climbing, aqua aerobics, surf awareness, football, social tennis, driver education, sports injury and oxy-resuscitation. Further co-curricular activities include Cadets, Crusaders, coding, VEX robotics, drama, debating, dance, public speaking, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, Year 11 community involvement, theatre technical team, chess club, orchestra, concert band, musicals, choirs, chamber orchestra, ensembles, theatre sports.
• Notable Alumni: Jillian Broadbent (Member of the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia and Chair of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation), Christine Morgan (CEO of the National Mental Health Commission and National Suicide Prevention Adviser to Prime Minister Scott Morrison), Julia Baird (Australian journalist, broadcaster and writer), Kate McLoughlin (Chef de Mission 2016, 2020, 2022, 2024 Australian Paralympic Team), Annabelle Chaffey (Opera Australia singer), Pip Edwards (Co-founder of fashion label P E Nation), Meredith Hellicar (CEO, Executive Chariman and Managing Director Merryck & Co ANZ), Lucy Keeler (Founder and Managing Director Public Art Australia, Former curator Vivid Australia Destination NSW), Gretel Killeen (TV Presenter, Actor, Media Personality), Chui Lee Luk (Chef Restaurateur, owner of Claude’s three hat restaurant)
• Transport Options:
  • Private bus: Ravenswood offers bus routes servicing Avalon/Mona Vale, Freshwater/Narrabeen, Brookvale/Seaforth, Mosman/Castle Cove, Longueville/Hunters Hill, Bella Vista/Hills District
  • Train: Gordon Station is a 5-minute walk
• Scholarships: Ravenswood scholarships are conducted by Academic Assessment Services. All scholarship candidates are required to take the Scholarship Examination conducted at Ravenswood. The scholarships offered by Ravenswood are: Academic Scholarships, Music Scholarships, Kim Buchan All Rounder Scholarship, The Margaret Donaldson Scholarship, Ravenswood Alumni Scholarship, The Rural Residential Scholarship & AIEF First Nations Scholarship.
• Fees: Fee Schedule

Ravenswood Open Days & Tours 2026

• Open Day: Friday 1 May 2026. Register now.
• Discovery Tours: 20 August & 12 November 2026. Register now.

Contact Ravenswood

• Address: 10 Henry Street, Gordon NSW 2072
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 9498 9898
• Ravenswood website

Pymble Ladies’ College

About Pymble Ladies’ College

Pymble Ladies’ College girls bring passion and purpose to everything they do. They are change makers in the classroom, in their community, and in the world. ‘Watch Us Change the World’ is the College’s statement of intent—instilling courage in young women to create the future they want to see.

Since 1916, a Pymble education has equipped girls with the tools to achieve their dreams while shaping them into influential and compassionate women. Girls are nurtured to be inquisitive, courageous, and determined, empowered to make a positive difference in the world.

Pymble is a non-selective, independent school for girls from Kindergarten to Year 12, with boarding available from Year 7. The campus sits on 50 acres of beautiful park-like grounds on Sydney’s upper North Shore, offering extensive curricular and co-curricular opportunities for girls to achieve their ambitions.

Throughout its 110-year history, Pymble has been marked by excellence. The College is renowned for providing an extraordinary, well-rounded education supported by outstanding teachers and world-class facilities.

The College’s strategic direction develops the whole student across four key intelligences: academic, social, emotional and digital. This approach is grounded in the College values of Care, Integrity, Respect, and Responsibility, and delivered through the lens of Pymble Courage, influencing mind, body, and soul.

From academic excellence to vibrant co-curricular programs, Pymble ensures every girl has the opportunity to discover her strengths, pursue her passions, and develop the confidence to lead and inspire meaningful change.

• Ages: Kindergarten – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Uniting Church
• Boarding: Yes
• Extracurricular activities: Pymble Ladies’ College believes in a balanced educational experience. In support of the academic curriculum, the co-curricular program provides a platform for students to grow into healthy, capable, and confident adults. The wide range of programs provides students with a pathway to develop their talents and skills in a safe, informative, and friendly environment. Find out more.
• Notable Alumni: Ellyse Perry, Melissa Doyle, Dame Joan Hammond, Jacqueline McKenzie, Elizabeth Evatt, Edwina Tops-Alexander, Danielle Scott, Mackenzie Little, Alex the Astronaut
• Transport Options:
  • Train: 5-minute walk from Pymble train station
  • Private Bus: There are five dedicated bus services (Hunters Hill, Lower North Shore, North West, Northern Beaches, Lower Northern Beaches). Find out more.
• Scholarships: Pymble offers a number of scholarships each year to girls entering Years 7 to 11.
  • Junior Academic Scholarship (Year 7)
  • Performance Scholarship – Music (Year 7)
  • Performance Scholarship – Sport (Years 7 to 11)
  • All-rounder Scholarship (Years 7 to 11)
  • Boarding Scholarships (Years 7 to 11)
  • Senior Academic Scholarship (Year 11)
  • Ex-Students’ Union Scholarship (Year 11)
  • Indigenous Scholarship (Years 7 to 11)
  • Barbara Mary Nippress Memorial Scholarship (Years 7 to 10)
    Pymble Ladies’ College Scholarship details

Pymble Ladies’ College Open Days & Tours

Their Open Events provide a unique opportunity to meet with their Principal and respective Heads of Schools. Open Events run for approximately two hours and begin with a student-led tour of the College grounds and facilities, followed by a presentation from the Principal and senior executives.

• College Tours: Explore the academic, well-being, and co-curricular programs, while discovering their world-class facilities set on 20 hectares of beautiful park-like grounds. Tours run for 90 minutes. Book a tour.
• Virtual Tour: If you are unable to visit the campus, Pymble’s virtual tour is a great way to see the campus and girls in action from the comfort of your home. Virtual tour.

Contact Pymble Ladies’ College

• Address: Avon Road, Pymble NSW 2073
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 9855 7799
• Pymble Ladies’ College website

Brigidine College, St Ives

About Brigidine College St Ives

Brigidine College St Ives is one of Sydney’s leading Catholic independent schools dedicated to the education of girls from Year 7 to Year 12. Located on the leafy North Shore of Sydney, the school offers a holistic education that combines the spiritual, academic, physical, and cultural dimensions of learning, enabling girls to flourish today and beyond their school journey.

With excellent academic results, a high level of achievement in the performing arts and sport and a strong commitment to service, girls at Brigidine are challenged to think and experience beyond their boundaries, to have the courage to question their world and to be strong and sensitive leaders in their own lives and the lives of others.

• Ages: Year 7 – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Catholic
• Boarding: No
• Extracurricular activities: 
  • Sport – including AFL, Athletics, Basketball, Cross Country, Hockey, Netball, Fitness, Football, Rugby 7s, Softball, Sport Aerobics, Swimming, Taekwondo, Tennis, Touch Football, Volleyball, Water Polo, Yoga
  • Music – including Concert Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, String Ensemble and Choirs. The College also offers private instrumental tuition lessons in piano, voice, woodwind, brass, strings, guitar and drums.
  • Dance – including classes for Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Ballet, Musical Theatre and Dance Technique. The Colleges’ highly successful Dance Eisteddfod Troupes compete at various Eisteddfods during the year.
  • Drama – including the annual College Musical, Year 11 Play and Drama Club.
  • Girls in Black
  • Duke of Edinburgh Award
  • Debating
  • Mock Trial
  • Public Speaking
  • Tours and Immersions
• Transport Options: The College is well served by a network of regular public bus routes that link Brigidine College to Turramurra, Lindfield, Roseville, Gordon, Pymble, and Chatswood train stations. Additionally, the College offers a private bus service to the Northern Beaches, Forest area, Upper North Shore/Hornsby, Lower North Shore, and Ryde.
• Scholarships: Scholarships are offered at Brigidine College to provide an additional entry point for students whose gifts have the potential to add value to the College and align with its spirit and ethos. Please see the website for further details and the application process. Bursaries are available for entry into Brigidine College to provide a Brigidine Education for young women whose families’ financial circumstances may prevent enrolment or prevent continuing enrolment at Brigidine College.
• Fees: Year 7 & 8 – $26 970, Year 9 & 10 – $27 290, Year 11 & 12 – $27 690

Brigidine Open Days & Tours 2026

• Open Day: Thursday 5 March 2026, 4pm – 7pm
• School Tours: Please see the website for College Tour information.

Contact Brigidine College

• Address: 325 Mona Vale Road, St Ives, NSW 2075
• Email: [email protected] 
• Phone: (02) 9988 6200
• Brigidine College website

Private Girls’ Schools on Sydney’s Northern Beaches

Stella Maris College, Manly

About Stella Maris College

A catholic school for girls (Year 7 – 12) in the Good Samaritan Benedictine tradition in Manly, Sydney, Australia.

At Stella Maris College, they believe in the transformative power of an all-girls’ education. In a supportive and empowering environment, their students develop the confidence to lead, the courage to challenge, and the compassion to serve.

• Ages: Year 7 – Year 12
• Gender: Girls
• Religion: Catholic
• Boarding: No
• Extra-curricular activities offered: Representative Sports, Musicals, Dancing, Musical Performance Bands, Duke of Edinburgh
• Notable Alumni: Bernadette Alexander (1987), Bronte Halligan (2014)
• Transport Options: If you live on the Northern Beaches, both the state transit school buses and public buses serve well to Stella Maris College. They are also exploring a potential private school bus route from Chatswood via Roseville, Forestville, Frenchs Forest, and Manly.
• Scholarships: Junior General Excellence Scholarship offered to current Year 6 students at the start of the new year.
• Fees: $22,260

Stella Maris College Open Days & Tours

• Open Evening: Tuesday 17 March
• Campus Tour commences in Term 2- Term 4

Contact Stella Maris College

• Address: 2 Iluka Ave, Manly, NSW 
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (02) 9977 5144
• Stella Maris College website

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