At St Benedict’s we understand what makes boys tick and keep them active with learning, sports and the arts. We nurture their minds, shape their souls, build their bodies and hone their hearts.

Junior Prep

Junior Prep

Grade 00 to 3

Preparatory

Preparatory

Grade 4 to 7

St Benedict's College

College

Grade 8 to 12

Our Pillars

Academics

The skills and attitudes your son will develop at our school are designed to advance his lifelong learning, adaptability, socio-emotional enrichment and success.

Religion

We hope that our curriculum will encourage boys to look deeper into their own faith and that all may discover the meaning of sound values in thought, word and deed.

Culture

Our cultural programme supports the development of talent and provides opportunities to explore a variety of creative and culturally enriching activities.

Sport

We believe that our boys receive a richer education through sport and place a healthy emphasis on participation, confidence-building and personal development.

Our Pillars

Academics

The skills and attitudes your son will develop at our school are designed to advance his lifelong learning, adaptability, socio-emotional enrichment and success.

Religion

We hope that our curriculum will encourage boys to look deeper into their own faith and that all may discover the meaning of sound values in thought, word and deed.

Culture

Our cultural programme supports the development of talent and provides opportunities to explore a variety of creative and culturally enriching activities.

Sport

We believe that our boys receive a richer education through sport and place a healthy emphasis on participation, confidence-building and personal development.

News

EMBRACE 2026 Symposium

Let’s Meet Under the Tree Using Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Pedagogy as Pathways to Social Healing in Education On [...]

EMBRACE 2026 Symposium

Let’s Meet Under the Tree Using Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Pedagogy as Pathways to Social Healing in Education On [...]

St Benedicts

Why choose a boys’ school?

Find out more about our commitment to helping all our boys develop into men who are competent, confident and compassionate.

St Benedicts

Why choose a boys’ school?

Find out more about our commitment to helping all our boys develop into men who are competent, confident and compassionate.

As part of the CSO Mass at Christ the King Cathedral, our Grade 11 boys took part in the offertory by handing over food donations to support those in need.This meaningful act of service reflected the spirit of Catholic Schools Week and the theme, Walking in the Footsteps of St Francis, reminding us of the importance of compassion, generosity and caring for others within our wider community.#OurFaithOurFamilyOurFuture #CatholicSchoolsWeek #CatholicSchool #CatholicEducation
Our Grade 11 boys attended the CSO Mass at the Cathedral of Christ the King under the theme, Walking in the Footsteps of St Francis.A meaningful opportunity for reflection, faith and fellowship as our boys joined other Catholic schools in celebrating the values of humility, compassion and service inspired by St Francis of Assisi.#OurFaithOurFamilyOurFuture #CatholicSchoolsWeek #CatholicSchool #CatholicEducation
What does it take to build true social cohesion and belonging within our schools?Dr Deon Oerson will be joining us at the Embrace Symposium as we explore the conversations that matter most in education and community building. His invitation is simple yet important. To come together, learn from one another and reimagine how our schools can become spaces where every person feels seen, valued and connected.Join us under the tree.Secure your ticket by clicking on the link in our bio.#EmbraceSymposium #LetsMeetUnderTheTree #SocialCohesion #Belonging #EducationForGood StBenedicts
For Day Two of Catholic Schools Week, we’re celebrating our community through the theme, Faith in Action 🤝Through moments of reflection and discussion, our boys were encouraged to consider how they can follow Jesus in their daily lives and live out their faith through their actions towards others. Prep learners reflected on what it means to walk in the footsteps of Christ and how small acts of kindness, compassion and service can make a meaningful difference within a community.“The deeds you do may be the only sermon some persons will hear today.” – St Francis of Assisi
#OurFaithOurFamilyOurFuture #CatholicSchoolsWeek #CatholicSchool  #CatholicEducation
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