Open Morning
The next opportunity to tour the College will take place on Wednesday 16th May from 9am-10:30am.
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
Year 7 Camp Final Day
As the clock winds down on three fabulous days at the Collaroy Centre our team have shared some images from last evening and this morning’s activities. There will no doubt be some very weary staff and students when they arrive back at the College this afternoon. We are so lucky to have such generous staff who are willing to sacrifice time with their own families so our girls can experience something special.
Year 7 Camp Update
Our Year 7 students are away on camp at the Collaroy Centre. This is a super location and enables the girls to take part in a great variety of activities. The Year 7 Camp is the first real chance our Year 7’s get to mix with each other in an informal setting and is often the start of some lifelong friendships. Most of the activities revolve around team building and working with others. Here are some images from the first couple of days.
Open Day 2018
We had a great response to our Open Day last Tuesday. The College looked magnificent and the displays created by various faculties showcased the wonderful opportunities coming to St Clare’s can provide. The next opportunity to see the College in action will be on the morning of Wednesday 16th May.
International Women’s Day
Our College leaders attended a breakfast at Waverley College this morning in honour of International Women’s Day. The guest speaker was from weftshop, an organisation that brings together refugee and migrant artisans from Burma with a team of volunteers in Sydney to create some very special pieces of art. It was certainly a very uplifting way to mark such an important day in our calendar.
