The College has placed 77th in the 2018 HSC Rankings.
We are the highest performing Catholic Systemic High School in the Archdiocese.
Contact Us
Phone: (02) 8305 7100
41-51 Carrington Road Waverley NSW 2024
Email: info@stclares.catholic.edu.au
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to St Clare’s College Waverley.
Founded in 1884 by the Poor Clare Sisters, St Clare’s College provides a Catholic education for young women in the Franciscan tradition.
The wellbeing of every St Clare’s girl is our highest priority.
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.
Nearly one hundred and thirty Year 5 girls from around the district participated in a day of STEAM activities today. It was a fabulous day of fun and learning as the girls immersed themselves in everything from digital art to coding Sphero devices. This was a wonderful way for the College to contribute to the promotion of STEAM or STEM learning for girls as well as showcase the great learning that happens inside our College every day. There were five workshops happening during the day from which the students chose one as… Read More
The College community will be celebrating the academic achievements of our students on Wednesday 12th December. The evening will commence at 6pm and will be held at the Cosgrove Centre at Waverley College with Senator Kristina Keneally, the Keynote Speaker.
Congratulations to Ayva Tierney on having her HSC Body of Work selected for exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW. To be selected to exhibit in the Art Gallery is an achievement in itself with only the very best pieces of work afforded this honour. Well done Ayva. We are so proud of you.
Our Year 7 students have had great fun learning how to use our 3D printer. In their Technology classes they have been experimenting with the online CAD program, Tinkercad. The girls initially made some basic name tags as they familiarised themselves with the software. As they became more confident in their use of the software […] via 3D Printing in Year 7 Technology — Authentic Learning at St Clare’s
