Seven Hills, New South Wales - Education

Education

Pre-Schools

  • Bear Park Children's Centre - private 0-6 long day care
  • Bob Sinclair Child Care Centre - local government operated 0-6 40 place long day care
  • Grantham Heights Uniting Church Child Care Centre - community based 0-6 long day care
  • Happy Hours Pre School Kindergarten - private long day care
  • Leabons Lane Child Care Centre - local government operated 0-6 40 place long day care

Primary Schools

  • Bert Oldfield Public School - K-6 government school
  • Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School - K-6 Roman Catholic systemic school
  • Seven Hills Public School - K-6 government school
  • Seven Hills North Public School K-6 government school
  • Seven Hills West Public School - P-6 government school
  • The Meadows Public School - K-6 government school

Secondary Schools

  • The Hills Sports High School - 7-12 government high school (formerly known as Grantham High School to 2001) - offers Talented Sports Program and is also location of a Saturday Community Languages School
  • Seven Hills High School - 7-10 government high school - feeder for the 11-12 Wyndham College

School for Special Purposes (SSP)

  • William Rose School - K-12 school catering for students who have a visual disability plus an additional disability, students who have a hearing disability plus an additional disability and students who are Deafblind.

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