Located in Wahroonga on Sydney’s North Shore, Knox Grammar School is a leading independent Uniting Church school, founded in 1924.
Knox Grammar School seeks to be an exemplary School, developing, within a caring Christian environment, students of Faith, Wisdom, Integrity, Compassion and Courage, with a sure knowledge of who they are and how they should live.
We are committed to being a leading school; highly respected globally for innovation, altruism and a commitment to student and teacher excellence and wellbeing.
At Knox, we are committed to:
- Supporting the spiritual growth of each student through Uniting Church faith and leadership
- Developing within each student their self-identity and wellbeing by providing a rich diversity of cultural, sporting, academic and service learning experiences so they can explore their passions
- Providing an exciting, challenging and enriching curriculum through which students develop creative, critical thinking, problem solving and leadership skills in a variety of contexts
- Fostering a culture of serving others and making a difference to the lives of others through social justice
- Developing accomplished, well-resourced and inspirational staff, committed to the students under their care and imbued with a strong ethos of service, professional learning and responsibility
- Creating a safe, caring and inclusive environment that supports an outstanding education for all students
- Maintaining and developing outstanding facilities required to support a high quality education
- Fostering close, authentic relationships with our parents and the wider community
- Developing key partnerships with alumni, business communities and universities to enrich the education of our students and staff.
Playing sport is an essential part of every boy’s education at Knox.Through sport our students learn about teamwork, mental fitness, fair play and how to deal with loss as well as success.
Extensive music, drama and performance activities are offered at Knox to expand and challenge students in all year groups. Every student has opportunities to learn a musical instrument, play in an ensemble or take part in a drama production.
And after more than two years' construction work, the Junior Academy and Performing Arts Centre (JAPAC) is now open for our students to enjoy!
Building knowledge and awareness of indigenous culture and heritage is an important part of our School’s educational philosophy and our social responsibility. We seek to raise students who have a deep knowledge and respect for indigenous heritage with a commitment to reconciliation action.
We offer caring, community-focused boarding for 200 boys from Year 7 to 12:
- Proven academic performance
- World-class boarding accommodation and facilities
- A caring, community environment.