Cranbrook School Sydney

Cranbrook School, founded in 1918 in the affluent eastern suburb of Bellevue Hill, is one of Sydney's most elite Anglican independent boys' schools and a proud member of the Great Public Schools (GPS) association. The school serves approximately 1,700 boys from Preparatory School through Year 12, offering the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Cranbrook is registered with the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), a member of AHISA, and holds a distinguished reputation for academic excellence, arts, and GPS athletic competition. Cranbrook's Eastern Suburbs campus provides an extraordinary educational setting close to Sydney's beaches and harbour, with extensive grounds, science and technology labs, a performing arts centre, indoor sports complex, swimming pool, and a chapel. The school offers a full boarding program for students from regional Australia and internationally. Cranbrook consistently achieves outstanding HSC and IB results, with graduates admitted to University of Sydney, UNSW, Oxford, Cambridge, and other leading international universities. The school is particularly celebrated for its Old Boys network — Cranbrook alumni include prominent figures in Australian finance, law, politics, and media.