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North Sydney is set to open the doors to a new independent school in time for the 2025 academic year.

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North Sydney is set to open the doors to a new independent school in time for the 2025 academic year.
The brand new Reddam House North Shore will be the sister school to the existing Reddam House Sydney. Located in the historic Harry Seidler-designed Simsmetal House in North Sydney, it will accommodate up to 1350 co-educational students from Kindergarten to Year 12.
The school will be operated by Inspired, the leading global group of premium schools that operate over 110 schools on six continents. The group has already set a high bar in Sydney — the existing Reddam House school is well-known for its academic excellence, ranking as the top-performing independent school in NSW in both the 2023 and 2022 HSC results. In addition to Reddam House Sydney, Inspired also operates three early learning schools, in St Leonards, Lindfield and Woollahra.
Inspired is investing $55 million into the North Shore campus, with plans to protect the heritage of the iconic building while also making it suitable for its new academic purpose.
Planned features include five state-of-the-art science labs, multiple libraries, music studios with 12 practice rooms, sports hall and auditorium, dance studios, a gym and bespoke arts, design and tech areas. Senior students will be given their own resource centre and study rooms, and the school will feature multiple breakout spaces for flexible learning.
The property also boasts a roof terrace with views of Sydney Harbour and other outdoor terraces with play areas.
Inspired founder, chairman and CEO Nadim M Nsouli says the school represents the group’s commitment to building on the success it’s already had in Australia, adding that Inspired’s international presence means Reddam House North Shore will be able to offer something unique to Sydney students.
“Students will uniquely benefit from global exchange and summer-camp programmes and opportunities. That, when coupled with our internationally recognised curriculum and initiatives, instil in students a heightened understanding and appreciation of their fellow global citizens, equipping them for success.”
The school is accepting enrolments for students from Kindergarten up to Year 10 for 2025. Once established, it will add one additional year group annually, which means it will be open to Year 12 students by 2027.
Reddam House North Shore is set to be a leader among Sydney’s independent schools.
“The Reddam House North Shore campus will provide the local community with state-of-the-art educational facilities, modern resources and experienced teachers, and offer a diverse and comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for the challenges of the 21st century,” says Nsouli.
“Students will receive an outstanding holistic education and will benefit from access to Inspired’s global best practices in teaching.”

St James’ launches second year of ‘Cub Sandwiches’ program with record-breaking 930 sandwiches

St James’ Anglican School has kicked off its second year of the ‘Cub Sandwiches’ program, with a record-breaking 930 sandwiches made for primary schools in the local community. Students, parents, staff and parishioners came together for the session, which marked the largest quantity of sandwiches prepared for this service initiative.

Each term the sandwiches are delivered and distributed to students who do not have breakfast or bring lunch to school. The Cub Sandwiches program aims to provide nutritious meals to local school students, helping to alleviate food insecurity in the local community. In 2023 St James' made and delivered over 2,000 sandwiches to local schools. The schools we will support this year include:

  • Clarkson Primary School –  300 sandwiches
  • Merriwa Primary School –  140 sandwiches
  • Somerly Primary School –  240 sandwiches
  • Alkimos Primary School –  90 sandwiches
  • Alkimos Beach Primary School –  90 sandwiches
  • Yanchep Rise Primary School – 100 sandwiches

We will deliver to these schools four times in the year.

St James’ service initiative of Cub Sandwiches is in partnership with Eat Up Australia, a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to support students wellbeing. Alarmingly, one in five Australian children attend school without breakfast or lunch.

Stacey Syme, Service Learning Coordinator at St James’, expressed her excitement and pride in the community’s efforts.

“As the Cub Sandwiches program continues throughout the year, the ripple effect of this initial event will be felt in the wider community. It serves as a reminder of the power of collective action and the difference that can be made when individuals come together for a common cause. St James’ can be proud of its students, parents, church parishoners and staff for their efforts in making a positive impact in the lives of young people in our community. This program is not just about sandwiches, but about fostering a culture of caring and compassion that extends beyond the school walls,” Mrs Syme said.

“We’re thrilled our students get to enjoy these delicious cheese sandwiches as part of our weekly Breakfast Club. We thank the St James’ community for their dedication of time to make and deliver these sandwiches for our school,” Kristie Williams, Breakfast Club Coordinator at Yanchep Rise Primary School said.

The next Cub Sandwiches session will take place on Wedenesday 1 May. Please visit Trybooking to secure a spot.

Saint Stephen’s College reveal’s estimated $14M expansion plans to start September

Saint Stephen’s College reveal’s estimated $14M expansion plans to start September.

We are thrilled to share that Burling Brown Architects have been awarded the lead architect in the design of the brand-new Saint Stephen’s College Junior Hub. The project is a testament to our long-term partnership with the team and their commitment in delivering innovative and inspiring educational spaces.

The new building will be the hub of creativity, featuring flexible learning spaces that encompass music, technology, and STEAM education. The students from Prep to Year 6 will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in interactive learning and tinkering spaces fostering curiosity and imagination.

Read more: Saint Stephen’s College reveal’s estimated $14M expansion plans to start September

Top ATAR results for Flinders Class of 2022

Flinders Class of 2022 Achieves Outstanding ATAR Results with median ATAR of 92.45

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Friday, 16 December, 2022

Leading co-educational independent school Matthew Flinders Anglican College on the Sunshine Coast is celebrating its Year 12 graduates achieving outstanding 2022 ATAR results, with a median ATAR of 92.45.

One Flinders student, Laura Webb, achieved the highest possible ATAR of 99.95.

Read more: Top ATAR results for Flinders Class of 2022

Early Learning at Quintilian

As parents, we want the best education for our children from the very start. We want them to be surrounded by a nurturing environment that fosters their love for learning and helps them grow into confident, well-rounded individuals.

At Quintilian, we believe every child deserves an education tailored to their needs and interests. Therefore, our Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten programs are designed to provide a safe and welcoming environment where children can explore, create, and learn at their own pace.

Read more: Early Learning at Quintilian

LORETO COLLEGE SUBMITS APPLICATION FOR YEARS 5 AND 6

Brisbane’s Loreto College Coorparoo has submitted a formal application to Queensland’s Non-State Schools Accreditation Board (NSSAB) for the introduction of Year 5 in 2025 and Year 6 in 2026.

Loreto College Coorparoo Principal Kim Wickham said the application followed a comprehensive strategic review and consultation process.

Read more: LORETO COLLEGE SUBMITS APPLICATION FOR YEARS 5 AND 6

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