St Paul's Anglican Grammar School
As one of the leading regional schools in Australia, students at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School experience a sense of belonging and a generosity of spirit. With personalised learning and student wellbeing at the core of our purpose, we believe in the development of the whole person and equipping our students to live meaningful, purposeful lives as contributing members of modern society.
From humble beginnings in 1982, we have grown to be a school of approximately 1500 students and 250 staff across two campuses in Warragul and Traralgon, with plans for a new ELC and primary school campus to be operational in Drouin from 2024.
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