Thursday 23rd May (9.30am -11.00am)
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.
Wednesday 8th May 2019 to Friday 10th May 2019 We invite you to join us for the St Clare’s College and Waverley College Musical, Guys and Dolls. Tickets are now on sale at Ticketek. See the discount for families!
The College received notification during the week that we had been selected as a finalist in the ‘Best STEM Project’ category for the 2019 Australian Education Awards. The project that was selected was ‘Sustainability: Whose Responsibility?’ This was a project that developed out of our partnership with Sydney University’s STEM Teacher Enrichment Academy. The project was based around the life cycle of the Sydney Stingless Bee and involved our 7.1 class from 2018. The selection as a finalist in this category is a tribute to the hard work of the staff involved… Read More
On Tuesday 9th April, the indigenous students from St Clare’s & St Charles, with family, ventured to La Perouse for ‘A Walk on Country’ excursion with Kadoo Tours. The students participated in a guided tour through the native bush and coastline of La Perouse (Guriwal) with indigenous guide, Tim Ella and local historian & author, Grant Hyde of ‘This is Kamay Botany Bay National Park’. Students, parents & teachers all taste tested bush tucker straight from the bush and enjoyed wattle seed pancakes with native jam for morning tea! They all then… Read More
Our Year 7 cohort spent three days at the Collaroy Centre last week building friendships and having a lot of fun. The idea of the camp was to allow the students to spend getting to know students from the other Year 7 classes. Here are three first hand reports from our Year 7 students: I really enjoyed camp at the Collaroy Centre. It was a great opportunity to meet new people and create many new friendships. The activities were fantastic and everyone was always there cheering each other on. The first activity… Read More
