Why Enrol at St Paul's

St Paul’s College offers diverse and flexible subject choices that lead to positive and productive post-school pathways.  

"The transition into the St Paul’s College community has been a very positive move for our three eldest children.  As parents we love the communication from the teachers and the holistic approach to education.  Our kids are engaged in their learning and have settled in easily to their new school environment and peer groups. We couldn’t have asked for a better start to the school year".     Matthew & Kerrie Klemke, Henty NSW

Located in the town of Walla Walla, NSW only forty minutes from Albury/Wodonga, St Paul's is ideally placed for a country-based education. Set on 95 acres, we offer a very different environment - safe, nurturing, and country goodness away from the many distractions young people face today! As a smaller Christian school, a sense of community is at the forefront of what we do, connected to local Lutheran Primary Schools in Jindera and Henty.

We pride ourselves on being a kind, caring community that offers a full complement of academic, cultural, equine, and agricultural opportunities.

Small class sizes are responsive to your child and their needs. 

Academic Excellence

We believe St Paul’s is an academic school that supports students to have a clear commitment and dedication to learning in the pursuit of higher achievement.  

Our wide-ranging curriculum on offer is focused on skill-based learning with particular attention to flexible learning environments, critical thinking, creativity and collaboration. This is all underpinned by a caring, compassionate and Christ-centred environment.

More details about our curriculum can be located under LEARNING.

New Learning Hub and Classrooms

Students enjoy our new open plan indoor and outdoor learning spaces. Completed in early 2020 the area includes tutorial rooms, a library, and a large open verandah. New classrooms surround a garden courtyard and feature modern technology and comfortable flexible learning areas. Our facilities are designed to enrich each student’s learning journey and experience. Our campus is open-planned, with no high fences. The country environment includes our farm, equine centre, community garden, and large sporting facilities.

Offering Agriculture, Equine and Boarding

“We’re not just a home away from home, but a family away from family”

St Paul’s has over seventy five years experience as a day and boarding school, offering an outstanding weekly or flexi boarding experience within our Boarding Program. Boarding Students have available to them one-on-one, teachers and student sessions to assist with their learning. The Boarding Academic Assistance Program is designed to support students homework, study, and assessments. It doesn't matter how big or small the students questions maybe, our staff are there to help.  A variety of off-site activities are set during the week are also available to further enrich the boarding experience.  Students can board weekly, and flexi (casual) which is all supervised by live-in staff.

At St Paul’s we offer opportunities for students to engage in the outdoors. Our agriculture studies program is offered from Years 8-12 with pathways for students who wish to equip themselves for a wide range of careers within the rural sector. Years 11 & 12 students can study both Agriculture and Primary Industries.

“St Paul’s has given me the opportunities to be around passionate, engaging teachers, visit and network with key leaders in the agriculture industry, which I know will launch me into my chosen career. Even though I don’t live on a working farm, I feel fortunate to be in a school community where I’ve made lifelong friends and get to spend time on their farms”.   Former student, Gracie Morrison.

Equine is an integral part of the culture at our College. Our unique program is offered for all years from beginners to advanced riders focusing on the equestrian Olympic sports of Dressage, Show Jumping, Cross Country, and Cutting.

Students also learn theoretical instruction based on general horse care, saddlery and equipment, health and disease, nutrition, safety, paddock management, and farrier skills. The formal curriculum includes studies from Year 7 through to Year 10. More information can be obtained by contacting our Enrolments Manager.

Come and discover all that St Paul’s has to offer!