Enter with passion –
graduate with greatness
Welcome to the St. Leo’s Community
St Leo’s Catholic College is a 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.
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IWD 2026 | Monday was a special day at St Leo’s as we marked International Women’s Day with several student-led initiatives, including our Inspiring Women Panel.![]()
In addition to several fundraising activities for Share the Dignity, our headline event for the day was a series of three sessions with a panel of five women who are all outstanding in their various fields – sport, community, fintech, education and cyber security.![]()
They answered structured questions from our student hosts before taking questions from the packed floor. The first session covered confidence, resilience, discovering pathways and leadership. It was followed by career journeys, leadership, challenges and working in male-dominated spaces in the second, then confidence, expectations of women, balancing life and career, and supporting other women in the final session.![]()
Thank you to our wonderful panellists, the many enthusiastic students who attended, our student leaders and Ms Varley for organising the day, and to Harry (Year 10) for the photography.
HOUSE GAMES R2 | The St Leo’s House Games continued yesterday with an amazing atmosphere and some healthy competition over the House points on offer.![]()
A large crowd of students and teachers came along to support the teams, this week competing in basketball and netball.![]()
In the netball, Chanel defeated Aquinas 5–1 and MacKillop edged out Bakhita 11–9, while in the Basketball, Xavier defeated Loyola 14–2 and McAuley won against Teresa 16–10. ![]()
The Games continue in Week 8.
