Enter with passion –
graduate with greatness
Welcome to
St Leo’s Catholic College, Wahroonga
Est. 1956
St Leo’s Catholic College is located on six hectares in the leafy suburb of Wahroonga and is the only co-educational Catholic secondary school on Sydney’s Upper North Shore.
We are a caring, inclusive community renowned for our pastoral care, with a strong emphasis on knowing each student and growing their unique potential.
With consistently strong academic results and a wide range of co-curricular offerings, we aim to help students find their passion and develop their talents so that they can shape and change the world for the better.
St Leo’s acknowledges the Darug and Guringai people, the traditional custodians of the lands in Wahroonga on which we learn. Read our full Acknowledgement of Country.
We are officially registered as a COVID Safe School and regularly update our College Covid Safety Plan and procedures to ensure students, staff and visitors are as safe as possible while on campus.
Academic & HSC Results
Academic & HSC Results
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Teaching & Learning
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Learning Technologies
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Pastoral Care & Wellbeing
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Our Faith in Action
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Beyond the classroom
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Upcoming Events
| Dates: | Events: |
|---|---|
| Fri 24 Mar | Year 9 Pastoral Day |
| Tue 28 Mar | State Library Creative Writing Excursion |
| Thu 30 Mar | Western Sydney Uni - lunchtime presentation |
| Mon 3 Apr | Year 7 Pastoral Day |
| Tue 4 Apr | Year 12 Pastoral Day |
| Wed 5 Apr | College Easter Mass/Liturgy |
| Thu 6 Apr | Holy Thursday Musical Rehearsal Last day of Term 1 |
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FOR THE LOVE OF WRITING | Earlier this week a select group of Year 8, 9 & 10 students with a particularly keen interest in Creative Writing set out for the State Library, on an excursion specially crafted by our Leader of Information Resources, Mrs Megan de Kantzow. ![]()
It was wonderful to give these students, with such a love of books and writing, the opportunity to immerse themselves in creativity and Australian literary culture.![]()
They were very excited to walk in the footsteps of wonderful Australian writers, to see their personal notes and letters, and to sit (as so many famous writers have done before) in the historic Mitchell Reading Room. On a specialised tour of the library, students wrote in response to specific aspects of the library collection, and were even allowed into the usually locked hundred-year-old Shakespeare room.![]()
Mrs de Kantzow had also gathered some writings (both historical and contemporary) about three iconic Sydney locations (Martin Place, the Botanic Gardens and Circular Quay). The aim was to widen students’ style options as they developed own voices. As they walked around the city, they read these poems and extracts, and students used them as a springboard for their own short pieces.
FEEDBACK | Did you attend our Open Evening last week? We want to make it even better next year!![]()
A short survey has been emailed to everyone who pre-registered to attend, so please take a minute to give us your thoughts.![]()
Thank you for your time.
