All Saints Grammar School

Sydney, Australia

  • Day School

  • 1990

  • $ 8.4K-15.7K

    • Australian

School History & Details

Every student at All Saints Grammar is supported and encouraged to grow into a unique person with a solid background in Greek culture. Since 1990, All Saints Grammar has partnered with families and shaped the lives of students. The School was founded to assist families in their efforts to introduce and inculcate Greek Australian values and the Orthodox Christian religion in the next generation of Greek immigrants. It was founded by the Parish and Community of Belmore and District. These days, kids come to our school from a wide range of backgrounds and religions.

    School Values

  • Respect
  • Excellence
  • Faith

    • Students at All Saints Grammar receive a comprehensive education with a worldview influenced by Orthodox Christianity and Greek culture, allowing them to develop, prosper, and serve their society. They are consciously interacting with parents and the larger society to instill in pupils fundamental moral principles that will enable them to grow into responsible, self-aware adults who are prepared to make a positive impact on the world. The values that they instill in the students are as follows:

    Respect

    Faith 

    Excellence

School Achievements

Achievements

All Saints Grammar School in Belmore, Sydney, has distinguished itself through a wide array of non-academic achievements that reflect its commitment to holistic education. In the realm of sports, 2024 was a standout year, with the school’s Under 13, Under 14, and Under 16 Boys Futsal teams advancing to the State Titles, and the Under 16 team reaching the finals. The school also secured championships in Junior Basketball, Senior Boys and Girls Football, and Junior Boys Oz Tag within the SWISSA competitions. Notably, the Boys Football and Futsal teams clinched national titles at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia National Schools Event (GOAANSE) .Beyond athletics, All Saints Grammar fosters leadership and intellectual growth. In 2023, the school’s debating teams excelled in the HICES competition, with two senior teams reaching the Sydney quarter-finals. The chess club actively participated in the NSW Inter-schools Chess League, competing against various schools. Additionally, students engaged in the UN Youth Australia Evatt Competition, with a Year 11 team reaching the semi-finals, showcasing their diplomatic and public speaking skills . The school’s emphasis on the arts was evident during the annual Technology, Creative and Performing Arts Exhibition, where students from Years 7 to 12 displayed works ranging from visual arts to robotics and app development. The event also featured musical performances, highlighting the students’ diverse talents . Leadership is a cornerstone of the school’s ethos. In 2024, Year 12 School Captains Vasileios and Karina were honored with the Watson School Leadership Award by Federal MP Tony Burke, recognizing their exemplary leadership within the school community . At the primary level, co-curricular programs such as choir, drama, robotics, chess, sewing, and art clubs play a significant role in student development. Students have engaged in projects like coding robots for synchronized performances and creating artworks inspired by renowned artists, fostering creativity and collaboration . Through these diverse programs, All Saints Grammar School continues to nurture well-rounded individuals equipped with the skills and experiences to thrive beyond the classroom.
School Achievements

Non-Academic Achievements

All Saints Grammar School takes great pride in its rich array of non-academic achievements, which highlight the school’s dedication to nurturing well-rounded individuals. Students actively participate in a wide range of co-curricular programs, including visual and performing arts, debating, music ensembles, and drama productions, often earning recognition at local and state competitions. The school also boasts a strong sporting culture, with teams and individual athletes regularly achieving success in inter-school and regional events across various disciplines. Leadership and personal development are key focus areas, with students taking on roles in student leadership teams, house councils, and peer support programs. Community involvement is deeply valued, with students engaging in outreach programs, charity fundraising, and volunteering initiatives that foster a strong sense of social responsibility. Through these opportunities, All Saints Grammar School empowers students to grow in confidence, character, and compassion, preparing them to contribute meaningfully to both their local and global communities.

School Information

All Saints Grammar, with campuses in Belmore, Sydney's Inner South West, provides PreK–12, Primary, and Secondary students with a top-notch education grounded in Hellenic culture. The school welcome...View moreView Less

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02 9704 6400

31 Forsyth Street, Belmore NSW 2192

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