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In 2025, we are accepting enrolments for Pre-K to Year 9. We will grow progressively in subsequent years through to Year 12 by 2028.

We are already accepting Applications for Enrolment for 2026 and beyond.

The College is located at 50 Heath Rd Leppington. Just off Camden Valley Way and right next to Hope Anglican Church.

The College will grow to a capacity of around 1300 students over the next decade.

We are an inclusive Christian school community with an open enrolment policy. We accept families from all backgrounds and cultures, regardless of their faith position or religious affiliation.

Yes, they will have the opportunity to explore faith and think critically about their own spirituality in a respectful and supportive environment.

Yes. We believe in the principles of Universal Design for learning, which aim to cater for the needs of a diverse range of learners. We work with specialists (e.g., Speech therapists, Occupational therapists, Psychologist and Paediatricians) to assess student support needs and develop individual learning plans (ILP’s).

Yes! We offer before and after school care from 7.00am in the morning, until 6.00pm in the evening. The program is held on-site and managed by Aspire OSHC, who also offer vacation care for our students. For more information, visit the Before and After School Care page of our website.

Visit our Transport page for more details.

Yes! Our Canteen is managed by Fresh Start Canteens and is available every day during the term.

We have a healthy food policy, recognising the benefits of healthy and nutritious food to student learning and wellbeing. Orders can be placed online through the Flexischools app (download from your app store).

The 3-Day program runs from Monday to Wednesday, and the 2-day program is Thursday and Friday. We have the flexibility to offer 4 or 5 days upon request.

Generally, students in the Pre-K Program are turning 4 years old, prior to 30 April, in the year they are enrolled. In some cases, we will accept younger students, and depending on their progress, may spend 2 years in our Pre-K Program.

• Pre-K: 22 students
• K-2: 22 students
• Years 3-7: Up to 30 students

Classes in the Junior School consist of one teacher to one class of students. We do not have an open learning hub environment (multiple classes and teachers together) We do have the flexibility to provide co-teaching opportunities from time to time, for learning activities that benefit from this type of pedagogical approach.

The NSW Curriculum is organised in stages for students in Years 1-6 - Stage 1 (Year 1 and 2), Stage 2 (Year 3 and 4) and Stage 3 (Year 5 and 6). Every class, whether year based, or stage based, has a range of students with varying abilities.Depending on enrolment numbers, we may group our students into Stage classes or single streams. Our teachers are experts at differentiation and evidence tells us there are no disadvantages to student learning in a stage-based class. There are, however, many positive social advantages and academic opportunities to these arrangements.

Yes. Our framework is based on the work and research of Dr Martin Seligman and the PERMAH model, which stands for Positive emotions, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning and purpose, Achievement, and Health.

Our Pastoral Care programs are holistic and aim to develop character and resilience in young people aligned with our College’s core values.

Students in Years 5 onward are required to bring their own laptop to school each day. Technology for K-4 is supplied by the College.

All students learn music from Pre-K through to Year 8 and may choose it as an elective for their senior studies.

An instrumental program is offered for students in Years 3 and 4 and students may progress to Concert Band and other ensembles after this.

Singing is an important part of music education and children are encouraged to take part in Choirs and other co-curricular music ensembles.

Our students have the chance to be involved in the full range of sporting opportunities including gala days, weekly competitive sport through the MISA competitions, swimming, athletics, and cross-country carnivals, along with the opportunity for students to represent the College at higher levels of competition through CSSA and CIS.

We take the following into consideration when deciding whether to offer your child a place:

• Enthusiasm and effort toward learning
• Co-curricular interests and contribution
• Community leadership and involvement
• Balancing the co-educational culture
• The values of the student and their family
• Acceptance of, and commitment to, the vision, mission and values of Leppington Anglican College
• Siblings currently at the College and other family connections
• Outcome of the interview process with the Principal or chosen delegate

A fee schedule can be downloaded from the Enrolment page. Discounts apply for siblings.

All our new students will be invited to an Orientation Program prior to starting at the College. Orientation programs ensure a smooth transition to school and we have a range of wellbeing structures including buddy systems and peer support to assist with entry to the College at every year level.

Our uniforms are supplied by Midford Apparel and Valour Sports. We have a College Uniform Shop on-site for fittings, as well as online ordering options. For more information, visit the Uniform page of our website.