Diverse Pathways and Personalised Learning
St Paul’s College offers a broad and flexible subject selection, empowering students to follow positive and productive post-school pathways. Small class sizes ensure that each child is known, supported, and challenged according to their individual needs.
Academic Excellence in a Nurturing Environment
At St Paul’s, we are committed to academic achievement and fostering a strong dedication to learning. Our curriculum is designed around skill-based learning with a focus on flexibility, critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration — all underpinned by a caring, compassionate, and Christ-centred community.
Our purpose-designed Learning Hub offers modern indoor and outdoor environments for students to engage in collaborative learning. It features tutorial rooms, a library, flexible classroom furniture, and a large open verandah for outdoor study. Our classrooms surround a garden courtyard and are equipped with the latest technology to support innovation and curiosity in learning
Our open-plan campus, without high fences reflects the freedom and connection of our country setting, which includes a working farm, equine centre, community garden, and extensive sporting facilities.
Boarding, Agriculture & Equine - A Distinctive Learning Experience
With over 75 years of experience, our boarding program offers weekly and flexi (casual) options in a supportive, family- style environment supporting rural families.
Live-in staff provide pastoral care and supervision, while our Boarding Academic Assistance Program gives students access to one-on-one tutoring and group support during study sessions. Whether help is needed with homework or assessments, our team is here to assist. A variety of supervised off-site activities during the week also enrich the boarding experience.
From Year 8 through to Year 12, students can participate in our comprehensive agriculture program with pathways into careers across the rural and primary industries. Senior students (Years 11 & 12) can study Agriculture and Primary Industries as part of their academic program. The on-campus farm provides hands-on learning experiences in a real-world environment.
Equine is an integral part of our culture and is available for all students — from beginners to advanced riders. Our program focuses on Olympic disciplines including Dressage, Show Jumping, Cross Country, and Cutting, alongside theoretical instruction in horse care, saddlery, nutrition, health and safety, paddock management, and farrier skills.
Formal curriculum studies begin in Year 7 and continue through to Year 10, with additional options available beyond this.
Come and discover all that St Paul’s has to offer.
We invite you to explore our unique blend of academic excellence, pastoral care, and real-world learning, all in a supportive, country environment.
