St Paul’s International College
A Catholic co-educational Years 7–12 school in Moss Vale offering day and boarding places, the NSW HSC, and its own ELICOS English bridging course.
School Overview
Learning & Curriculum
Academic Overview
NESA-accredited junior secondary and HSC courses, with an English Language Bridging Course for Secondary School.[1]
Curriculum
- Years 7–10 Junior Secondary School (CRICOS 063101G)
- Years 11–12 NSW Higher School Certificate (CRICOS 063102F)
- English Language Bridging Course / ELICOS (031263J)[1]
Distinctive Programs
- English-language support for overseas students and a College ELICOS bridging course
- Religion for all year groups; Chinese for local students
- Year 9 Duke of Edinburgh, leadership and outdoor camps
- Years 10–11 cultural exchange opportunities[1]
International Admissions
Eligibility & Entry
Year 7 entrants must have completed Year 6 or equivalent; subsequent entrants must have completed the prior year or equivalent. Overseas students must demonstrate English proficiency appropriate to their intended NESA or ELICOS course.[1]
Application Steps
- Use the Overseas Student Application Form supplied by the College.
- Provide the supporting documentation and information certified in the form.
- Meet the College’s English assessment requirements.
English Requirements
For Years 9–11, applicants must show at least 60% in English in their last school report. For Years 7–8, the College considers final-primary or first-high-school English results. AEAS, IELTS or English-course results may also be submitted.[1]
ELICOS Acceptance
The College is an ELICOS-accredited provider. It states that successful completers of its intensive bridging course progress to the relevant mainstream Years 7–10 or 11–12 course.[1]
Timing & Key Dates
Fees & Costs
Summary
2026 full-fee-paying overseas-student tuition is listed by year group, with a separate annual boarding fee and listed additional charges.(2026)[1]
| Fee Type | Applies To | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition2026 | Years 7–8 | A$28,960 | |
| Tuition2026 | Years 9–10 | A$30,040 | |
| Tuition2026 | Years 11–12 | A$31,280 | |
| Boarding2026 | All year groups | A$34,720 | |
| Overseas Student Support Levy2026 | Overseas students | A$2,980 |
Other Expected Costs
The 2026 schedule also lists A$500 enrolment fee, A$1,000 refundable student bond, A$300 airport pickup, approximate A$700 OSHC and uniform/resource charges.(2026)[1]
Accommodation & Welfare
Under-18 Welfare
Terms state that all overseas students, under and over 18, must reside under the College’s welfare and accommodation arrangements until course completion.[1]
CAAW Issuance
Campus Life
Facilities
- Smartboard classrooms, science laboratories, art centres and computer labs
- Indoor/outdoor sport, chapel, clinic, boarding houses and dining rooms[1]
Student Life
- Soccer, tennis, basketball, arts and term carnivals
- Camps, retreats, community service and excursions
- Boarding activities, team sport and weekend excursions[1]
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