Established in 1894, Santa Sabina College, an independent Catholic Dominican school, educates students to achieve personal excellence, act with justice and compassion and embrace the future with an optimistic global vision. The Dominican pillars of Prayer, Study, Community and Service underpin life and learning at the College. Located on eight hectares in Sydney’s multicultural inner west, students learn in heritage and modern buildings, spacious playing fields and beautiful gardens.

As an early childhood (from 6 weeks old) to Year 12 campus, students benefit from the continuity of learning approaches from the early years to Year 12. Prep to Year 4 classes are co-educational. Girls are front and centre in Gioia House, our unique program for Years 5 and 6, cocooned in their own area on the Secondary Campus. Years 11 and 12 students choose either the IBDP or HSC. The pastoral care of students is integral to our teaching and learning. Outdoor education programs are delivered on our 97-hectare Southern Highlands campus, Tallong.

We also offer over 20 sports; several critically acclaimed music and drama ensembles and performance opportunities locally, interstate and globally; public speaking and debating; our unique Dominic the Adventurer Award and the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.