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DESCRIPTION. St Leo’s Catholic College is a co-ed Catholic secondary school on six hectares in Wahroonga on Sydney’s North Shore – and is an exceptional place to learn. St Leo’s is a caring, inclusive community renowned for its pastoral care, focus on wellbeing and development of the whole person. It has a strong emphasis on knowing ...
St Leo’s is a comprehensive co-educational Catholic secondary college of approximately 830 students located on six hectares in the leafy Sydney suburb of Wahroonga. As the ‘Cathedral College’ for Catholic Schools Broken Bay, we are the only co-ed Catholic secondary school on Sydney’s Upper North Shore. An exceptional place to learn, St ...
The 2023 fee structure for the first child in St Leo’s Catholic Collegeis outlined below. DESCRIPTION YR7 YR8 YR9 YR10 YR11 YR12 Education Fee $6,970 $6,970 $7,117 $7,117 $7,410 $7,410 Supplementary Fees* Camps $398 $409 $657 $420 $418 $306 School Year Book Per family $33 $33 $33 $33 $33 $33
If accepted into St Leo’s however, it is expected that all students fully participate in all College religious activities including the Religious Education Curriculum (7-12), College Masses, camps and retreats, etc. ‘We run a Catholic education College for ALL!’ Find out more in the detailed CSBB Enrolment Principles.
Contact Us. Locked Bag 1007, Wahroonga. 16 Woolcott Avenue, Wahroonga NSW 2076. Phone: (+61 2) 7256 2133. Reception hours: 8am-4pm school days. Email: stleos@dbb.catholic.edu.au. To email key staff directly, see the College Staff page.
Students will be involved in a range of house activities throughout their time at the College. Each house is led by a House Ambassador, whose mission is to assist the students in the house to grow in each of the six growth domains while providing pastoral care and encouraging house spirit. The St Leo’s house colours are: Saints. Colours. Aquinas.
St Leo’s was originally founded on 24 April, 1955 for the education of boys of the Upper North Shore. The first classes commenced in 1956, with 118 students in Years 3 to 6. The College was named after St Leo the Great, who was one of the early Popes of the Catholic Church. St Leo famously went forth from Rome, with the cross as his standard ...
