St Leonard's College

The school is committed to providing an education for life, focusing on the development of the whole person—head, heart, and soul. It promotes authentic coeducation that nurtures character, diversity, and academic excellence. The College encourages students to think creatively, critically, ethically, and empathetically, fostering a sense of responsibility to use their education to benefit the lives of others.

The academic programme is structured across several stages: the Early Learning Centre (ages three to five), Junior School (Prep to Year 4), The Cove (Years 5 and 6), Middle School (Years 7 to 9), and Senior School (Years 10 to 12). The Junior School offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme, while the Senior School provides pathways through the VCE and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). The curriculum is supported by a Futures Program and experiential education, which includes service, environment, and adventure domains.

St Leonard’s College is a top-performing school with a strong record of academic success. The Class of 2025 achieved a combined median ATAR of 87.45, with IBDP students achieving a median ATAR of 95.5 and VCE students achieving a median ATAR of 81.00. The school aims to shape confident, compassionate leaders who are prepared for further education and life beyond the school gates.

The school provides dedicated learning enhancement and high potential learning programs to support students throughout their educational journey. These initiatives are designed to ensure each child is supported to reach their highest potential, with staff focused on meeting individual age and stage development needs.

St Leonard’s College is an independent, coeducational school serving students from Early Learning to Year 12. Prospective families are encouraged to book a personalised tour to explore the campus and meet staff, with applications for enrolment submitted directly to the College. The school offers a range of scholarships, including the Aspire Scholarships, and provides detailed information on tuition fees, bus routes, and uniform requirements to assist with the admissions process.

The academic year is divided into four terms. In 2026, Term 1 runs from 30 January to 2 April, Term 2 from 20 April to 26 June, Term 3 from 14 July to 11 September, and Term 4 from 5 October to 4 December. The calendar includes various public holidays, student-free curriculum days, and specific orientation dates for new students.

The campus features a range of facilities, including a world-class performing arts centre, systems engineering labs, and sports complexes. Students have access to collaborative learning spaces, well-equipped libraries, a visual arts centre, and expansive grounds. The school also maintains dedicated facilities for its Early Learning Centre and various specialist programs.

The College provides a diverse cocurricular program designed to help students discover their passions. Offerings include interschool and club sports (such as basketball, netball, soccer, swimming, and tennis), music, performing arts through The Hart Theatre Company, visual arts, and various clubs and competitions. Additionally, the school facilitates recreational camps and an extensive outdoor education program.