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Proudly Anglican, All Saints’ College is non-selective, diversity is in our DNA – diversity of our students’ gender, abilities, culture, faith, interests and pathways. The College strives to reflect the diversity of the wider community in which our students will eventually be collaborating, creating and problem-solving and, as a result, we are proud of our ‘grounded’ graduates who, rather than a sense of entitlement, demonstrate in myriad ways their sense of responsibility to their communities.

St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School is an independent day and boarding school for more than 1500 girls from Kindergarten to Year 12. The school is located in the northern suburb of Karrinyup, in Perth, Western Australia. Founded in 1921 in West Perth, St Mary’s moved to Karrinyup in the 1960s. The school has a proud tradition of providing a rich and rewarding education for young women to live, learn and grow. The school strives to ensure each student is nurtured as an individual and feels she is an important member of the St Mary’s family. St Mary’s has a range of excellent facilities including the Lady Wardle Performing Arts Centre, the Lady Treatt Music and Dance Centre, Dannatt Hall for sport and the Sir Thomas Wardle Swimming Pool Complex. In 2008 St Mary’s opened a 100 acre property in Metricup, near Margaret River, for student camps and outdoor education.

Founded in 1964, the International School of Paris (ISP) is the only school in France to offer all major International Baccalaureate programs. The student body comprises over 60 nationalities. The majority of our families are affiliated with multinational companies, government organizations and embassies; however, 11% of our students come from the local French community. Emphasizing individual attention, the class size is limited to approximately 20 students. Classes in art, drama, music and physical education are part of the regular weekly schedule. Numerous after-school activities are available. The school organizes regular field trips, taking full advantage of the rich environment of Paris and France. ISP has three separate campuses in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. The Primary School campus consists of two beautiful townhouses, joined by a playground. The Secondary School campus, just across the river Seine from the Eiffel Tower, includes three main buildings designed to serve the needs of the arts, the sciences, technology, and other academic disciplines. The school also uses local athletic stadiums, soccer fields, indoor gymnasiums, basketball courts and swimming pools to enhance its Physical Education program, and the main drama productions take place in a professional theater.