Reddam House North Shore

The school operates under the motto "We Shall Give Back," emphasizing kindness, respect, and empathy. It balances academic rigour with cultural and sporting endeavours, aiming to teach students how to think rather than what to think. The educational approach is holistic, child-focused, and non-denominational, fostering independence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of discovery.

The school offers a comprehensive academic programme from Kindergarten through to Year 12. Early learning is provided for children aged 1 to 5 at separate campuses in St Leonards and Lindfield, utilizing a Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum. The primary and high school programmes focus on a challenging syllabus designed to stimulate academic growth and prepare students for future success.

The school aims to prepare students for success in the 21st century and entry into prestigious universities. Graduates are expected to be confident, resilient, and well-rounded individuals who possess the leadership skills and academic foundation necessary for a purposeful life. The school's approach is designed to help students achieve results that often exceed expectations.

The school provides a varied enrichment programme for students who require extension to their studies. It fosters a collaborative environment where students are supported to explore the extent of their abilities through stimulating extension work. Pastoral care is structured around the principles of relationships, respect, and responsibility.

The school manages admissions through an online portal and enquiry process. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the admissions team for information regarding enrolment policies and to arrange visits. Fees are structured by year level, ranging from Kindergarten to Year 11 for the 2026 academic year.

The school operates on a four-term academic year. Terms typically commence in late January and conclude in early December, with breaks between terms and scheduled staff development days throughout the year. Specific term dates for 2026 and 2027 are published on the school's website.

The campus is an 8-storey 'urban vertical school' spanning 9,000 square metres, designed by Harry Seidler. Facilities include 54 general classrooms, 5 science labs for Years 7-12, multiple libraries, a senior resource centre, and multipurpose breakout spaces. Specialized areas include a sports hall, an auditorium, a dance studio, music studios with 12 practice rooms, and dedicated arts, design, and technology spaces, complemented by outdoor terraces and a roof terrace with harbour views.

Students are encouraged to participate in a broad range of extracurricular activities to develop unique talents and skills. Offerings include competitive and non-competitive sports, performing arts, and enrichment activities such as excursions, field trips, and residential visits. The school also participates in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and provides access to the Inspired Education Group’s global summer camps and exchange programmes.