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Private schools in Stirling

There are 28 private schools in the Stirling council area (14 Catholic, 14 independent), and 8 more within 13 km. Most schools here have not published fees with us yet; each school can send you its current fee list when you enquire.

Private schools in Stirling

Independent primary and secondary school

Carmel School

Pre-primary to Year 12 · boys and girls

Independent primary and secondary school

Hale School

Pre-primary to Year 12 · boys

Independent primary and secondary school

Newman College

Pre-primary to Year 12 · boys and girls

Independent primary and secondary school

Perth College

Pre-primary to Year 12 · girls

Independent primary and secondary school

St Andrew's Grammar

Pre-primary to Year 12 · boys and girls

Catholic primary school

St Denis School

Pre-primary to Year 6 · boys and girls

Catholic primary school

St John's School

Pre-primary to Year 6 · boys and girls

Within 13 km

Private schools near Stirling

Catholic primary and secondary school

Mercy College

Koondoola · 5.1 km

Pre-primary to Year 12 · boys and girls

Catholic primary school

Infant Jesus School

Morley · 5.7 km

Pre-primary to Year 6 · boys and girls

Questions

Private schools in Stirling: common questions

How many private schools are there in Stirling?
28 Catholic or independent schools, including 14 Catholic and 1 for children with special educational needs. There are 8 more within 13 km.
Are there single-sex private schools in Stirling?
Yes: 2 girls' schools and 1 boys' school.
What is the largest private school in Stirling?
Newman College, with 1,824 students, followed by John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School (1,702).

Choosing a private school in Stirling

Visit at least two schools before you decide. Ask about class sizes, what the fee covers (uniforms, camps, devices and music lessons are often extra), and how the school supports students who need more challenge or more help.

Catholic schools usually charge lower fees than independent schools and give priority to Catholic families and siblings, but most welcome other families too. Many schools offer sibling discounts, and some offer scholarships or bursaries. Our guide to government, Catholic and independent schools explains the trade-offs.