St Stephen’s School is a progressive, independent school of the Uniting Church in Western Australia, offering a Christ-centred, student-focused and community-based education for students from Pre-Kindy to Year 12.
St Stephen’s School was founded on a vision to nurture people and this remains at the core of all that we do. Through our five values of faith, learning, care, service and community, St Stephen’s School aims to inspire people to live with purpose, according to our motto of Serve God, Serve One Another.
We have a strong tradition of providing a high quality and relational education. This combined with our comprehensive care programs and service learning opportunities shape our students into successful learners, outstanding citizens, caring individuals and sought-after employees.
Spread over two campuses in Perth’s northern suburbs, St Stephen’s School was established in 1984 in Duncraig, which now consists of two campuses on adjacent sides of Hepburn Avenue. One is the original Duncraig Campus, catering for Years 3 to 12, while the Early Learning Centre at Hepburn Heights, Padbury, was added in 2011, offering Pre-Kindy to Year 2.
The leafy Carramar Campus services the upper northern suburbs of Perth with Pre-Kindy to Year 12.
Growing according to key themes of Our Purpose, Our People and Our Place, St Stephen’s School exceeds expectations for contemporary education in a constantly-changing world.
What makes a great school? Is it the students, the staff, the facilities, or global educational programs and opportunities? At Hale School, we believe it is all these things, and more.
Hale School is a world-renowned Anglican day and boarding school in Perth Western Australia, offering comprehensive and tailored education experiences to boys from Pre-primary to Year 12. Our students come from all across the State, country and globe, bringing their unique personalities, perspectives and experiences into our culturally enriched community.
Our School's tradition of educational excellence is supported by innovative leaders, diverse curriculum opportunities, and space to grow and move on our 48-hectare campus.