St Leonard’s College is one of Australia’s oldest and most respected coeducational, independent schools. The facilities at St Leonard’s College provide a balanced blend of historic buildings filled with character and charm, and state-of-the-art facilities to support innovative teaching practices. Girls and boys can complete their entire education from pre-school to year 12 at the one campus in Brighton, giving all students a chance to be the best they can be, and importantly, a chance to be themselves.

St Leonard’s is a recognised long-term leader in coeducational learning, and our curriculum draws on the best education practices from around the world. It promotes critical thinking in students, helps them identify their interests and strengths and encourages them to take charge of their academic and personal development.

• Our Early Learning Centre (ELC) for pre-schoolers is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, based on respect, responsibility and community.
   
• At our Junior School, (McMillan House), we build strong learning foundations in girls and boys aged from 3 years-old to year 4. We also offer the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) to early primary students.
   
• Our Middle School programs are carefully designed to be imaginative, challenging and engaging for students in years 5 to 9. Our focus here is on building independence, initiative and teamwork through diverse learning methods, and in many different settings.
   
• Upper School students, from year 10 to year 12, choose from broad study options, including the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). Languages are important across the entire curriculum of St Leonard’s and we teach five—Japanese, French, German, Indonesian and Spanish.