Congratulations Class of 2024!
18 Dec 2024
PLC Sydney acknowledges the importance of good governance in all our undertakings.
The College Council is responsible for the overall governance of the College. It sets the strategic direction to ensure the College continues its long standing tradition of academic excellence.
Comprising approximately 15 members, the College Council is a combined council for both PLC Sydney and PLC Armidale. Council members are drawn from the College community and beyond, and offer a wealth of skills, qualifications and expertise.
Mrs Leah Russell is PLC Sydney's 11th and current Chairperson and the first woman elected.
The school reports an Annual Report to the Presbyterian Assembly.
Our policies ensure our students can safely grow and excel in all areas – academic, co-curricular, service learning, well-being, emotional and spiritual development.
School policies can be viewed and downloaded using the links on this page. Please note that this list is not exhaustive and policies are subject to update and amendments.
PLC Sydney adheres to the Child Safe Standards required of child-related organisations. This includes:
PLC Sydney is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people, to acting in students’ best interests and to keeping them safe from harm.
Our annual report covers achievements and challenges over the past year, our performance against our statutory requirements and the progress we’ve made towards meeting our strategic goals.
PLC Sydney's Annual Report maintains the relevant data and complies with reporting requirements of the NSW Minister for Education and Training and the Commonwealth Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
The report includes public disclosure of the educational and financial performance measures and policies of the school as required, as well as results for our HSC candidates.
Copies of our most recent Annual Reports are provided below: