Live the Good News
St Luke's is proud to be part of Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese's system of 80 Catholic primary and secondary schools operating across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains providing more than 43,500 students with a high-quality, low fee Catholic education.
St Luke's Catholic College is a community where we learn in a way that grows self awareness so that we can discover our awesome potential and embrace life to its fullest. It is a school where students develop qualities of the mind, heart and body which will enable them to function with academic excellence and care for others.
Live the Good News
At St Luke’s we nurture faith-filled, curious children to become creative contributors and innovative problem solvers for a changing world.
Our community crest
The cross represents the hope that comes from the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The open book of knowledge and truth reflects the 'Good News' of St Luke's Gospel.
The contrasting green and navy blue represents foundations of grass under our feet and the aspirations of reaching for the sky.
The teal can be seen as a person reading for knowledge, or as a source of Truth as reflected by Luke's Gospel.
Our community crest
Our history
St Luke’s commenced in 2016 as a K-6 school with 86 students enrolled. We are a Catholic learning community establishing the ‘new normal’ for preschool to post school learning within an extended school day, 6:30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday.
Today, we have grown to over 1600 students from K-12, with 40 students in our high needs studio, Arrunga, in addition to our early learning centre and before and after school care.
In a place where Learning = Infinite Possibilities, St Luke’s provides each student with inquiry experiences which are relevant to their real world. As our students grow, so too does our school, with impressive new facilities opening as we continue to anticipate the learning needs of our community.
By providing a flexible and diverse curriculum, learning experiences will progressively be self-directed and increasingly personalised. Within a safe and secure environment, literacy, numeracy and faith formation are viewed as strong foundations to assist young people identify and solve problems.
As students grow in their understanding of self through our targeted life design program, students work with life coaches to understand their strengths, interests and motivations in order to understand how they can have an impact on the world.