St Lucy's School
A community enriched by difference
Enrolment at St Lucy’s School
The choice of which school to send your child to can be a difficult one, that is why at St Lucy’s we take a phased approach to enrolment, making sure that the school suits your needs. Read our School Brochure.
Step 2
The Registrar will be in touch with an invitation to proceed to application
Step 3
Book your child in for an observation and an appointment to meet the Principal and Registrar
Step 4
Receive notification of placement decision.
Meet our Enrolments Manager Kerrie Dietz
Kerrie has been part of the St Lucy’s community since 2014 and was appointed as Enrolments Manager in 2022. She has lived experience with a child who attended the school for 7 years. Kerrie has been an active volunteer in the reading and maths program for many years as well as President of the P&F. Prior to St Lucy’s, Kerrie’s career included recruitment, facilities management and administration roles within several Australian corporate entities.
Upcoming Open Days
We hold a number of open days during the year for families to come and not only learn about our program but also to see our facilities and get a feel for St Lucy’s. We believe the best learning environment is one where a child and their family feel comfortable. If you wish to book in to one of our upcoming Open Day’s, please click here.
If there is no upcoming events that suit you, please contact our Registrar on 8355 3157.
Catchment Area
We provide quality education to students living on Sydney’s North Shore, Northern suburbs, Norwest, Northern beaches, Inner West and Central Coast.
Amazing experience at St Lucy’s so far. In the quest of finding a special needs school for my child; I approached St Lucy’s and got a reply from Kerrie Dietz via email almost a year back as we were to move to Sydney the following year. Her professionalism, attention to details, providing information, replying on emails, and keeping us up to date about the timelines and events was incredible. We had contacted couple of more schools in Sydney however as the process of communication was occurring simultaneously, the difference in communication and conduct was distinctly observed. St Lucy’s clear communication clearly stood out. They are excellent in their communication.
Upon visiting the school on the open day, we met Kerrie and Leigh personally they were extremely helpful and understanding. They answered all our questions with great patience and were exceptionally accommodating and professional. We saw the classes and how beautifully the kids were engaged through visual aids, in the classrooms, in the playground, in the pool and how much care was being taken by the staff for the safety of the kids. The doors were locked and the right to open the door is only with the staff so that the kids remain safe.
This was followed by the child’s observation, the feedback and parent’s interview, orientation, and school picnic. I met the Principal, David Raphael at the interview round and he is exceptionally learned, empathetic and kind. David mentioned in the orientation that the journey of special needs parents is often lonely; it shouldn’t necessarily be which was really touching and emotionally felt. In the picnic, school encouraged parents to share their contact numbers and organize play dates for the children. St Lucy’s truly believes in community building and providing support to parents to engage and socialize. They organized orientation and picnic for the children and the purpose was to provide every possible detail to parents and help children get acquainted to the school and peers to make the transition smooth. Noteworthy that all events were extremely organized; minutest details were shared beforehand keeping our child’s comfort and other children’s health as primary goal.
Once our child got through the school, the frequency of emails and communication increased providing us every possible details right from uniform, accessories, parent portal etc. So far it has been beyond amazing to deal with St Lucy’s. Thank you, St Lucy’s School!
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