International Boutique Riding School is a riding school and German Riding Pony stud situated in picturesque Arcadia, just 35 minutes northwest of Sydney.
Northholm Grammar School is an independent Anglican co-educational primary and secondary day school, located in Arcadia, in the Hills District of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The school was established in 1983 and is situated on 10 hectares. It currently serves students from Kindergarten to Year 12.
Address: 79 Cobah Rd, Arcadia NSW 2159, Australia
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Pacific Hills Christian School was founded in 1979 as Pennant Hills Christian School. It started with eight students and one teacher in two rooms rented from Lutanda Children's Home, Pennant Hills.
The following year enrolments had grown to 41 students with a staff of two. 1981 saw the commencement of secondary education and the enrolment of the first students with disabilities into mainstream classes. In 1985 Dr Boyce commenced as Principal. The School moved to its current site in Quarry Road Dural and was renamed Pacific Hills Christian School in 1986. This year also saw the first Year 12 HSC group graduate from the School.
Address: 9-15 Quarry Rd, Dural NSW 2158
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The Hills Grammar School was a beginning that had boldness and hope at its heart. The almost-country school of 1983 now sits on the perimeter of rapid suburban expansion and the original enrolment of 182 students has increased to 950 and our campus now covers 18.4 hectares. Infrastructure, including rail, is under construction nearby to service the fast-growing Hills District population and whilst most of our students come from within a 15 kilometre radius, Hills Grammar still sits within an eminently beautiful and natural parcel of land where learning is central and distraction minimal.
Students enjoy the same collegial ambience that set it apart 34 years ago, most apparent in the easy conviviality between students and teachers. There are no bells to herald the change of classes. Native birds can be heard above the chatter of children, while the presence of bush-dwelling goannas and echidnas are almost taken for granted. These priceless experiences make life at Hills Grammar special.
Pre-schoolers to HSC students occupy the same campus, creating a strong family feel confirmed by a non-selective entry policy that favours siblings. Hills Grammar School also mirrors the diverse nature of modern Australia and is proudly inclusive, a reality emphasised by our curriculum which strives to be outward-looking and relevant to a changing world.
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