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The world asks a lot of young women

Your daughter is growing into a world that is fast, demanding and often contradictory. She will be asked to be confident but selfless, ambitious but considered, independent but connected. Sacré Cœur forms the inner architecture she needs to meet that complexity with judgement, steadiness and purpose.

The Educator 2026 5-Star Best School award.

2026 5-Star Best School

Sacré Cœur has been recognised as a 5-Star Best School in The Educator’s 2026 special report.

“The work of education is to form young women ready to keep learning, growing and becoming – long after they leave our care.”

Adelina Melia-Douvos, Principal

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What readiness looks like at Sacré Cœur

A strong inner architecture

Not just what she achieves, but who she becomes: steady, self-aware and able to exercise judgement.
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Readiness for real life

She is stretched and supported to meet ambiguity, change and responsibility — not just the next assessment.
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Formation over finish

Year 12 is a milestone, not a final reveal. She leaves ready to keep becoming.
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Strength with grace

She learns to be strong without hardness, ambitious without ego, and deliberate rather than impulsive.
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Serious education, human purpose

Academic excellence is expected, but always connected to character, contribution and purpose.

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Why families choose Sacré Cœur

Sacré Cœur combines high expectations with an environment in which students can participate fully.
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She is stretched and supported

91%

of parents agreed the School encourages their child to achieve her best.

“I’m encouraged and my strong areas are recognised while being supported in the areas I’m weaker in and need improvement on.” (Year 11 student, 2025 student survey)

She grows within a community where she belongs

95%

of parents agreed that their child feels part of a community and belongs.

“The positive sense of community … teachers who know, care for and understand my child.” (2025 Parent Survey)

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She leaves ready for what comes next

91%

of parents agreed that Sacré Cœur helped their daughter develop the skills required for further study or employment.

“Well supported study plans with practice exams, additional maths tuition, career planning. We are a team in this together.” (2025 Parent Survey)

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What happens next

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Frequently asked questions

What are Sacré Cœur’s main intake years?

Sacré Cœur’s main intake years are Preparatory, Year 5 and Year 7.

Can my daughter apply for another year level?

Yes. Enquiries are welcome for entry into all year levels where places may be available.

When should we apply for 2028 entry?

Sacré Cœur recommends enquiring as early as possible.

Is Sacré Cœur a selective school?

Sacré Cœur is an open-entry, non-selective school. Applications are welcomed from families of all backgrounds.

What academic expectations and support can we expect?

Academic excellence is expected, but it is never isolated from personal development. At Sacré Cœur, challenge and support belong together.

How does Sacré Cœur support student wellbeing?

Wellbeing is treated as part of a student’s formation, through various programs across Preparatory to Year 12.

What opportunities are there beyond the classroom?

Students can contribute through sport, music, performing arts, debating, leadership, service and other co-curricular experiences. The point is not activity for activity’s sake. These experiences give girls real opportunities to participate, test themselves and grow.

What are the enrolment steps after I enquire?

After you enquire, Admissions will be in touch to walk you through application, interview and offer. You can read the full process on the enrolment steps page.

What does it mean for my daughter to be known at Sacré Cœur?

Being known means more than being recognised by name. Teachers understand her strengths and areas for growth, then use that knowledge to decide when to stretch her and when to support her.

What is learning like from day to day?

Students are expected to think, ask questions, contribute and act on feedback. Learning is rigorous. It is not built around pressure for its own sake.

Please complete an enquiry form if you have any questions about a particular year level or place availability, or would like further information from our Admissions Team.

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