2021 Applications now closed
2022 Enrolments will open 17 February 2020
The College placed 77th in the 2018 HSC Rankings.
We were 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.
The annual Art and Design Exhibition took place on August 23rd through until August 25th. The exhibition is a combined showcase of the talents of the students at St Clare’s and Waverley College in both Visual Arts and Design and Technology. This year it was our turn to host and the College was filled with […] via 2019 Art and Design Exhibition — Authentic Learning at St Clare’s
On Saturday 31st August, Year 11 students from St Clare’s College teamed up with Year 11 students from Waverley College to hold the annual Holdsworth Ball. The Holdsworth Community Ball is an annual charity event aimed to provide a fun night out for the Holdsworth Community and their carers. This was the culmination of ten weeks of organisation and planning! The Holdsworth Community is a non-government, membership based association that offers a range of programs for those who are disadvantaged by age, income, disability or social isolation, as well as families with young… Read More
This year St Clare’s entered into the Tech Girl Superhero Challenge. The team was made up of five Year 9 students; Lara Ciaglia, Stephanie Hooper, Iona Dyson-Merwe, Tilly Groves and Gabrielle Lee. Over twelve weeks our team had to identify a problem in their local community and design an app to solve it. After brainstorming […] via Tech Girls Are Superheroes — Authentic Learning at St Clare’s
This year we had over fifty students take part in this NCSS Challenge run by Grok Learning. The NCSS Challenge takes place over a five week period and teaches the students how to code as they work through the weekly challenges. The Challenge is broken into different levels to cater for various ability levels. Students […] via 2019 NCSS Challenge — Authentic Learning at St Clare’s
