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Australian curriculum schools in Sydney

We list 15 schools teaching the Australian curriculum in Sydney.

Indicative annual tuition, Australian schools

AUD 15,500 – 52,500

Lowest in Sydney Highest

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Cranbrook School

Bellevue Hill, Sydney

Australian/IB Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 35,526–52,470
Higher fees

SCEGGS Darlinghurst

Darlinghurst, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 33,056–51,856
Higher fees

Sydney Grammar School

Darlinghurst, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 36,825–52,410
Higher fees

The Scots College

Bellevue Hill, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 34,000–42,000
Mid-range fees

Ascham School

Edgecliff, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 32,000–38,000
Mid-range fees

International Grammar School (IGS)

Summer Hill, Sydney

Australian/Bilingual International Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 25,510–35,906
Mid-range fees

Kambala School

Rose Bay, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 31,544–49,805
Higher fees

Kincoppal-Rose Bay School

Rose Bay, Sydney

Australian/IB Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 28,968–45,660
Mid-range fees

Masada College

St Ives, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 15,500–33,600
Lower fees

Mosman Preparatory School

Mosman, Sydney

Australian Private Ages 4–12
Indicative annual tuition AUD 30,500–37,620
Mid-range fees

Reddam House Sydney

Woollahra, Sydney

Australian/HSC Private Ages 3–18
Indicative annual tuition AUD 30,840–49,315
Higher fees

About the Australian curriculum

The Australian curriculum provides a comprehensive, world-class education framework developed by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA). It balances rigorous academic standards with a strong emphasis on practical skills, creativity, and personal development. Students in the senior years typically work toward the Higher School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent state-based qualifications, which are recognized by universities across Australia and internationally.

  • Balanced academic and practical skills development
  • Eight key learning areas with integrated general capabilities
  • Strong emphasis on critical thinking and creativity
  • Combination of school-based and external assessment
  • Focus on sustainability and intercultural understanding
  • Recognized pathway to Australian and international universities

Suits: Families seeking a well-balanced education that combines academic rigor with creativity and practical life skills. Ideal for students who may pursue higher education in Australia or who benefit from a curriculum that values both intellectual and personal growth.

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