A uniquely special, boutique sized Boarding experience with an award-winning focus on wellbeing
Boarders enjoy a family-oriented approach, acclaimed academic and wellbeing support and programs, and vast selection of co-curricular activities ensure Boarders are strongly engaged and feel very much at home.
Life as a Boarder at Ravenswood
Boarding at Ravenswood
Boarding at Ravenswood, has been recognised at the Australian Education Awards, winning Excellence Awards for Boarding School of the Year in 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2026. We welcome students from metropolitan and country NSW, interstate and overseas.
Exemplifying the School’s trailblazing Positive Education and Wellbeing principles, the RRC supports Boarders to thrive academically, socially, physically and emotionally. With innovative boarding wellbeing programs, it is a unique, nurturing environment that encourages self-awareness, community-mindedness, and builds a strong framework for effective communication and collaboration.
‘Our Boarders are known, valued and treasured for who they are’
Ms Bri Cormio, DIRECTOR OF BOARDING
Nestled in a heritage house, it is a home away from home for students from the wider Sydney area, country NSW, interstate and overseas. Offering a safe, caring ‘boutique’ environment for 50 students in Years 7 to 12, nurturing cross-year-level connections and mentoring that builds a deep culture of respect, positivity, and a supportive ‘sisterhood’.
The comfort of home, with the freedom to discover your independence.
Boarding at
Ravenswood School
for Girls
Contact us…
Communication is key to helping a new Boarder feel happy and confident. If you would like to know more about boarding at Ravenswood, please contact us at boarding@ravenswood.nsw.edu.au or visit our FAQs.
The Australian Boarding Schools Association (ABSA), which exists to promote the interests of boarding schools in Australia by enhancing the wellbeing of boarders, facilitating the professional development of staff and advancing best practice among schools.
The Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association (ICPA), which works for equity of access to education for all students who live in rural and remote Australia.