St Paul's Grammar School is an independent, non-denominational Christian, co-educational early learning, primary and secondary day school. The school was founded in 1983 in Cranebrook, an outer western suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. St Paul's Grammar School has approximately 860 students, from early learning through kindergarten to year 12.
The school is a member of the Independent Schools Association, the Australian Heads of Independent Schools Association, and HICES.
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Cocurricular
The primary cocurricular opportunities offered at St Paul's consist of four main academies: sport, dance, drama and music. There are further opportunities available outside of these academies, including the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, NSW Rural Fire Service Cadets programme, debating, Bible study groups, chess, coding, audio visual and service-learning trips.
Sport academy
The sport academy at St Paul's offers: athletics (track and field, cross country running, basketball, cricket, futsal, netball, soccer, tennis, swimming, and touch football.
House system
St Paul's Grammar School employs a school house system. St Paul’s has six houses, each distinguished with a house crest, individual colour, Bible verse, and named after a local parish. Students are sorted into houses at enrolment and stay in their assigned house for the length of their enrolment at the school.
Notable alumni
Pat Cummins, Australian test cricketer and captain
Firass Dirani, film and television actor
Tayyab Madni, producer and director
Matilda McDonell, Australian netball player
Steven McRae, ballet dancer
Fiona Scott, politician, former Member for Lindsay