William Clarke College

What William Clarke College does

William Clarke College is a Preparatory to Year 12 co-educational Anglican College, established in 1988 and operating from a single campus at 1 Morris Grove, Kellyville, NSW 2155, Australia. The institution is governed by a College Council under the Anglican Schools Corporation (Diocese of Sydney) and currently leads with Mr Alex Koch as Head of College. Its educational offering is structured across three sub-schools: a Preparatory School for school-readiness children, a Primary School (Kindergarten to Year 6) with specialist teachers across Science and Technology, Music, Visual Arts, Drama, PDHPE and Library, and a Secondary School (Years 7–12) delivering a 'Small Groups, Deep Learning' pedagogy across HSC subjects, Christian Studies, Languages (French), Industrial Technology and Digital Technologies.

The College's technology stack centres on a technology-rich campus with flexible furniture and interactive classroom technology in the Primary precinct, supported by technology-enhanced curriculum delivery in Science, Industrial Technology and Digital Technologies, and a Digital Citizenship Program addressing online safety, bullying and consent. Recent capital investment includes The Bryson Building (opened June 2026), a multi-purpose facility with collaborative learning spaces, two libraries, canteen, café and a rooftop venue. Auxiliary services include Before and After School Care and Vacation Care (seven weeks per year), Diverse Learning support via Counsellors and Literacy/Numeracy Specialists, an Outdoor Education camp program from Prep to Year 12, and a student-driven media platform (WE ARE).

Revenue is generated primarily through annual tuition fees for K-12 education, payable in full or by four term instalments (three for Year 12). Secondary revenue streams include one-time application fees and voluntary Foundation donations supporting Building, Scholarship (assisting approximately 50 students K-12 annually) and Library Funds. Sibling discounts apply for the third child (20%), fourth (30%) and fifth-plus (50%) when three or more children are concurrently enrolled K-12, and need-based financial assistance is available. Distribution is via a direct enrollment model with online applications and termly college tours and information evenings; key intake points are Preparatory, Kindergarten, Year 7 (~200 students annually) and Year 11. Marketing is conducted through the College website, social media (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn), alumni newsletter, community events and parent word-of-mouth.

Name

William Clarke College

Legal name

William Clarke College

Website

https://wcc.nsw.edu.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

1988

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

William Clarke College is a P-12 co-educational Anglican College in Kellyville, Sydney, established in 1988, delivering Christ-centred K-12 education to families across Preparatory, Primary and Secondary sub-schools, with tuition fees as its primary revenue stream.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Private K-12 Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (6111), Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Career Readiness & College Prep (In-School) (EDAJAFAM)

Keywords

• K-12 education
• Private school
• Christian education
• Anglican schooling
• Co-curricular programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Kellyville

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Tuition Fees: Annual tuition fees charged to families for K-12 education, payable in full or in four equal term instalments (three terms for Year 12). The college publishes a 2026 Tuition Fee Schedule.
2. Application Fees: Fees charged for processing enrollment applications.
3. Foundation Donations: Voluntary, tax-deductible contributions from parents, carers and the wider community supporting Building Fund, Scholarship Fund, and Library Fund.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

William Clarke College is a Preparatory to Year 12 co-educational Anglican college in Kellyville, Sydney delivering Christ-centred K-12 education across Preparatory School, Primary School (Kindergarten to Year 6) and Secondary School (Years 7-12). The college provides a full academic curriculum with specialist subjects (Science and Technology, Music, Visual Arts, Drama, PDHPE, Languages, Industrial Technology), supplemented by a Co-curricular Program covering sport, creative and performing arts, outdoor education, student leadership, wellbeing, Before and After School Care, Diverse Learning support and Christian Character and Service programs.

Product overview

William Clarke College is a Preparatory to Year 12, co-educational Anglican College offering a unified educational program with Christ-centred values. The institution operates through its core sub-schools (Preparatory School, Primary School K-6, and Secondary School 7-12), supported by Before and After School Care services. The educational approach emphasizes 'Deep Learning' combining academic challenge with faith and real-world application. Co-curricular offerings include sport, performing arts, outdoor education, student leadership, and the WE ARE Student Media platform. The Bryson Building serves as the primary learning and community hub, housing collaborative spaces, libraries, canteen, and multi-purpose venues. The college also provides Diverse Learning support services and Christian Character and Service programs to develop extraordinary learners with a passion to serve others.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Preparatory School School readiness program for children in the year prior to Kindergarten, providing high-quality Christian Anglican education with emphasis on early literacy, numeracy and social skills development in a separate, age-appropriate facility.
• Primary School (Kindergarten to Year 6) Primary education for Kindergarten to Year 6 in a dynamic learning zone with flexible furniture and interactive technology supporting inquiry-based learning. Specialist teachers deliver Science and Technology, Music, PDHPE, Visual Arts and Drama.
• Secondary School (Years 7-12) Secondary education for Years 7-12 employing a Deep Learning approach combining academic challenge with faith, wisdom and real-world purpose. Christ shapes teaching, learning and service across subjects including Christian Studies, English, Science, History, Visual Arts and Industrial Technology, preparing students for the HSC and university pathways.
• Before and After School Care Care services for students from Preparatory to Year 6. Before School Care operates from 7:00am, After School Care until 6:00pm, with Vacation Care available seven weeks per year.
• Co-curricular Program Rich array of learning experiences spanning sport, creative and performing arts, outdoor education, student leadership, and student wellbeing programs complementing the academic curriculum.
• Diverse Learning Support services for students requiring additional assistance, including qualified Counsellors for emotional, social and psychological wellbeing, and LANS (Literacy and Numeracy Specialists).
• Christian Character and Service Program Program developing character virtues and service-minded individuals grounded in Christian faith, encouraging students to use knowledge, skills and talents to serve others in the classroom and beyond.
• Outdoor Education Sequential camp program from Prep through Year 12 building resilience, leadership, teamwork and self-awareness within a Christ-centred framework, with strategic developmental progression.
• WE ARE Student Media Student-driven media platform where all content, design, editorial choices and publishing decisions are driven entirely by students, fostering genuine ownership and leadership in media creation. Updated weekly during term.

Quantifiable outcome

• HSC results: Rowen McLean received 1st in course for Science Extension; Matthew Willett 4th in Enterprise Computing; Prashant Kumar 8th in Music 1; Nirjah Shah 10th in Earth and Environmental Science
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers8 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

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App detail

Feature2 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Penrith PantherscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Sport and Business Program partnership with SEDA providing students practical, hands-on learning and real industry experience within sporting organisations. Alumni Buster Hindmarsh (Class of 2025) signed with the club and is training with their Pathways Squad.
• SEDA (Sport and Business Program)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Partnership providing Year 12 students with practical, hands-on learning and real industry experience within sporting organisations including Penrith Panthers, Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks and Sydney FC. Students complete dual diploma qualifications while gaining industry exposure.
• Cronulla-Sutherland SharkscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Sport and Business Program partner providing students industry experience in elite sporting environment alongside Penrith Panthers and Sydney FC.
• Sydney FCcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Sport and Business Program partner providing students industry experience in professional football/soccer environment.
• Art of SmartcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 1 January 2026Study skills program for Year 11 students focusing on setting clear goals, creating effective study notes, time management, exam preparation and subject-specific study strategies. Three sessions conducted throughout the year.
• Kerfoot Pty LtdcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMulti-award-winning electrical contracting company founded in 1972. Third-generation William Clarke College alumni (Josh Kerfoot Class of 2007, Matthew Kerfoot Class of 2017) lead the company. Provides work experience and apprenticeships to students interested in trade careers, attending career expos and mentoring students.
• Rohrig and PMDLminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerBuilding and design firms involved in The Bryson Building project. Representatives attended the official opening ceremony.
• No2Nangs CampaigncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAlumni Sam Bramman founded initiative dedicated to raising awareness about nitrous oxide abuse dangers and advocating for stronger regulation. College supports his advocacy work and campaign, with students hearing his story during Year Group meetings.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Sydney Grammar School: Highly prestigious K-12 boys' school in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Established incumbent in Sydney private education with broader reputation and longer history; overlaps in K-12 instruction and HSC preparation but is a more selective and academically elite institution.

Direct peers

• Kambala: K-12 Anglican girls' school in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Comparable in Anglican tradition, broad academic and creative-arts offerings, and similar Sydney independent-school positioning and tuition level.
• Trinity Grammar School: P-12 Anglican boys' school in Summer Hill, Sydney. Comparable in Anglican tradition, broad co-curricular offerings, sport-and-business partnerships, and similar HSC subject breadth.
• Cranbrook School: P-12 Anglican co-educational school in Sydney's eastern suburbs with a comparable Christ-centred ethos, similar breadth of co-curricular and academic programs, and overlap in target demographic of Sydney professional families.
• Scots College: P-12 Presbyterian boys' school in Bellevue Hill, Sydney. Comparable in Christian foundation, P-12 structure, sport and outdoor education programs, and similar tuition bracket for Sydney private schooling.
• St Andrew's Cathedral School: K-12 Anglican co-educational school in Sydney CBD. Comparable in Anglican heritage, urban-metropolitan Sydney location, and similar size of P-12 offering with strong academic and co-curricular programs.
• Hills Grammar School: K-12 independent school in Castle Hill, Sydney's Hills Shire. Direct geographic competitor in the same Hills district, competing for the same local families considering non-government K-12 education.
• Pacific Hills Christian School: P-12 Christian co-educational school in Dural, located within Sydney's Hills Shire. Direct geographic peer competing for the same catchment families seeking faith-based K-12 education in the Hills district.
• SHORE (Sydney Church of England Grammar School): K-12 Anglican boys' school in North Sydney. Comparable Anglican ethos, K-12 structure, co-curricular breadth, and similar positioning in the Sydney private-school market.
• The King's School, Parramatta: P-12 Anglican day and boarding school in Parramatta, Sydney. It is the most direct peer given shared Anglican tradition, P-12 structure, Sydney location, and the historical fact that William Clarke (the namesake of William Clarke College) served as the second Headmaster here.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCyYbTa7v6BtTd_UeA2pJb5w
• Facebookfacebook.com/WilliamClarkeCollege
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/school/william-clarke-college/?originalSubdomain=au
• Instagraminstagram.com/williamclarkecollege/?hl=en

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

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