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A St Leonard’s College education provides wonderfully diverse opportunities for students to thrive; opportunities provided in an unrivalled atmosphere of love and commitment to developing the whole child.
As one of Melbourne’s leading academic schools, St Leonard’s College provides our students with the opportunity to achieve academic excellence in either the VCE or International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP).
Congratulations to our Class of 2020 on achieving exceptional academic results, including a median ATAR of 90.85, despite the challenges of COVID-19.
Our ELC follows the world-renowned Reggio Emilia approach, providing an enriching and stimulating educational program for children aged three to five years.
Our McMillan House Junior School offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme - an inquiry-based approach to learning incorporating personal, social and international values.
Our unique program for years 5 and 6 offers specialist educators across all subjects; students learn mathematics from a mathematician and science from a scientist, providing them with the ideal environment for engagement and agency.
Our Middle School programs are designed to assist student’s academic and personal development during this exciting time of change and growth with an incredibly diverse range of opportunities to explore.
Our Senior School students are offered the valuable choice between the VCE or IBDP. Our programs are designed to support our students’ successful transition into the world beyond our school gates.
In support of the Inspiring Innovations development, we invite members of our community to make a lasting and meaningful contribution to the cultural history of St Leonard’s College by donating to our seat naming campaign.
Donations of $1,000 will be recognised with a name plaque on a seat in The Leonardian Centre.
Your meaningful gift to our seat naming campaign is tax deductible.
Our three current Indigenous Scholars and two Global Citizen Scholars share their reflections on what a St Leonard’s College education means to them.
Our College Principal, Stuart Davis shares insights on our continued theme with added essential of Friendship.
St Leonard’s College is delighted to announce that David Hobson, one of Australia’s most well-known tenors, will perform ‘Live in Bayside’ at our Leonardian Centre on Monday 12 April.
This international conference will focus on themes that invite participants to reflect on what and how students should learn in order to thrive in today’s complex world. St Leonard’s College teachers attending this event will gain invaluable professional development, hearing from global leaders in education. Harvard’s Project Zero researchers will highlight their acclaimed work on Leading Learning & Change, Promoting Civic Engagement, Creating a Culture of Thinking, Developing Agency by Design, Growing Up in the Digital Age, and Making Learning Visible.
To learn more about this event please visit casieonline.org/pz-mel
