Welcome to St Patrick's College for Girls

Specialists in Girls' Education

For 185 years, St Patrick’s College has been supporting young people to thrive. Grounded in tradition, yet forward-looking, St Patrick’s offers young women every opportunity to realise their potential in an environment specially-designed to meet their unique needs.

About Our College

St Patrick’s College is the only all-girls' school in the Macarthur area. We are a proudly independent Catholic College of Good Samaritan Education.

At St Patrick’s College, girls have the freedom to be themselves, follow their interests and become part of a strong, vibrant community.

Highlights at St Patrick's

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News & Events

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Term Dates

Important dates for families


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Uniform Shop

Uniform Shop

Location and opening hours


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Girls’ Education Specialists

The learning experiences, opportunities and resources are structured so girls can grow into confident young women.

In a league of their own

Love of Learning

We empower young women to be lifelong learners who are actively engaged in working for a just society.

Never stop learning

Latest Technology

Modern technologies prepare students for contemporary living and learning.

All the latest tech

Diverse Co-curricular

A wide-range of co-curricular activities in the Creative Arts and Sports that challenge the mind, body and spirit.

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St Patrick's - A perspective from parents and students

St Patrick’s College for Girls is a Catholic Secondary School for Girls in the Good Samaritan Tradition, which operates under the trusteeship of Good Samaritan Education.

Parents Explain Why
Co-Ed vs All Girls

A Mum’s Perspective of St Patrick’s College for Girls

"We came to orientation and there were lots of different activities for the girls to try and things going on and we went up to the music rooms and there were drums and electric guitars and here were the girls rocking it out... The girls could do whatever they wanted to do!"

Co-Education vs All Girls Education

"Girls are encouraged to get involved in everything so that's really nice as a parent -- to see your daughters get so involved in traditionally male-dominated activities!"