Shore School Sydney

Shore School (Sydney Church of England Grammar School), founded in 1889, is one of Sydney's most prestigious Anglican independent boys' schools, situated on a commanding hilltop site in North Sydney with panoramic views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and city skyline. Shore serves approximately 2,000 boys from Years 7 through 12 in the senior school and a preparatory school for younger students, offering the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) leading to the ATAR. Shore is registered with the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) and is a member of AHISA and the Great Public Schools (GPS) Athletic Association — Sydney's elite school sporting competition. Shore is renowned for its exceptional sports tradition (particularly rowing, rugby, cricket, and swimming), vibrant performing arts, academic excellence, and a boarding program welcoming students from across NSW and internationally. The campus includes world-class facilities: laboratories, a performing arts centre, chapel, indoor sports complex, swimming pool, boatshed on Middle Harbour, and extensive playing fields. Shore graduates consistently achieve outstanding HSC results and gain admission to Australia's leading universities, particularly the University of Sydney, UNSW, and universities in the United Kingdom and United States.