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  • Diverse Curriculum with Specialised Support
  • Emphasis on Wellbeing
  • Excellence in Co-Curricular Opportunities
  • Inclusive, Well-Rounded Education
  • Modern Facilities Across Dual Campuses
General Info

We strive to empower all students to realise their academic and personal potential to actively contribute to society.

Waverley College is a dual-campus independent Catholic early learning, primary and secondary day school for boys, located on Birrell and Henrietta Street in Waverley, in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, Australia.

It is an exciting time to be at Waverley College. Our learning philosophy focuses on individual growth, critical thinking, collaboration and innovation which is underpinned by our wellbeing goals of developing boys who are connected, resilient and supportive of each other. Our ongoing investment in school infrastructure is coming to fruition with state-of-the-art teaching facilities across a wide curriculum offering.

Over its 118-year history, Waverley College has educated many eminent Australians who are represented across all industries. Our students come from diverse backgrounds which provides them with a rich learning environment and real-world experience to learn from each other and to value and appreciate difference. Each year approximately 80% of our graduates go on to attend university, with the remaining 20% taking up apprenticeships and other training or employment opportunities.

Our experienced and motivated teachers have a firm focus on academic achievement and our professional learning focuses on improving pedagogical practice. We have both learning support and gifted and talented (enrichment) programs that support individual advancement and extension. Student wellbeing at Waverley College focuses on both mental and physical health and ensuring every student can experience success. The College provides students with proactive and positive behaviour support, designed to encourage independent learning, self-regulation and positive peer and adult relationships.

Email
Established
1903
ABN
88 163 305 535
Staff
101-200
Ownership
Locally Owned
Service Notes
Open Monday To Friday
Free Estimates
Yes
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What is Waverley College?

A dual‑campus independent Catholic primary and secondary day school for boys, located in Waverley, Sydney.


How many students attend?

Approximately 1550 students as of 2025, across both campuses.


When was the school founded?

Founded on 27 January 1903.


Can international students apply?

The College is not CRICOS-registered, which means it cannot accept full-fee-paying international students on subclass 571 visas.


What facilities and programs does the school offer?

The Senior Campus includes a library, laboratories, gymnasium, tennis courts, cricket nets, an Olympic-sized pool, and a Performing Arts Centre. The Junior Campus has a Learning Hub, auditorium, specialist art room, science laboratories, and sports facilities. Queens Park, the school’s main sports field and pavilion, is nearby.


What are the main intake years and enrolment process?

The major intake years are Year 5 and Year 7, with other years depending on availability. Applications close two years before the intended start.


Reviews

Tanya H.

09/21/2014

I have not used this swim school, but would love to. Except that after emailing them three times, once attaching an enrollment form, AND then following up with three phone calls, all unanswered, and leaving messages to no avail...during a period of weeks...I wonder if this swim school actually exists??