Enrolments for Year 7 2023
About the College
Principal’s Message
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to St Clare’s College Waverley.
The College
Founded in 1884 by the Poor Clare Sisters, St Clare’s College provides a Catholic education for young women in the Franciscan tradition.
Wellbeing
The wellbeing of every St Clare’s girl is our highest priority.
Curriculum
St Clare’s College offers a wide range of subjects that provides students with the opportunity to gain confidence and engage in experiences that promote life long learning. Students are challenged to develop their academic and social skills in nurturing surroundings.
News and Events
Battle of Fromelles – 105 years on!
105 years ago, over 5000 young Australian men were killed or wounded in a 24 hour period on the fields of Fromelles. We remember the sacrifice and the tremendous impact the loss of so many lives had on our nation. A number of Year 12 students were to participate in the Commemoration Ceremony at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park but unfortunately was cancelled due to COVID-19. We are excited to announce that French subtitles have been added and for the next 10 days the “Battle of Fromelles” documentary will be on… Read More
Junior Musical Production: Seussical
Seussical Kids brings together all of Dr Seuss’ much loved characters into one story. The cast and crew of St Clare’s Junior Production brought the characters alive, they lit up the stage with their immense talent. It was a stellar performance by everyone involved – congratulations!
Year 8 Students Visit the MCA
On Tuesday 16 June, half of Year 8 St Clare’s students journeyed to Circular Quay to explore The Museum of Contemporary Art. During the excursion, the students were able to experience various abstract and contemporary artworks. The artworks ranged from the forms of sculpture, digital representations, Indigenous and Aboriginal art, recycled materials, photography, and many more. Throughout the day, as well as having occasional food breaks, the students learned and listened to their tour guides about the different types of art and their meanings. As well as being able to participate in… Read More
Year 9 Visual Arts Excursion
On Monday 31 May, Year 9 Elective Visual Arts visited the Chinese Garden of Friendship and attended a wheel-thrown pottery workshop at the National Art School. The Chinese Garden of Friendship was very serene and beautiful. The exploration of Chinese architecture and the harmony of man-made structures, natural ponds, and trees was very therapeutic. The natural environment in the Garden was breathtaking and calming. The gardens are based off the Ming Dynasty and contain recognisable traditional Chinese elements, architecture, and patterns such as the pointed hard hill roofs (yìngshāndǐng) and lanterns. The… Read More
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