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The school is located at 211 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065. It is in the heart of the North Shore. The school is adjacent to Gore Hill Oval, which provides an all-weather synthetic grass surface for sporting activities. An external professional sports provider delivers the weekly sports program, and annual sporting activities include swimming and gymnastics.
Gore Hill Oval adjacent to the school provides an all-weather synthetic grass surface for many sporting activities. An external professional sports provider delivers the school's weekly sports program. Other annual sporting activities include the school's swimming program and gymnastics. There are three sporting Houses at the School, each named after Chinese Christian leaders.
Music education comprises classroom experiences, private individual tuition, and co-curricular programs. Music is integral to the classroom curriculum for every student and from Years 1-6 is taught by a specialist music teacher. Students can undertake private music lessons during the School day, delivered by private tutors who work in partnership with the School. Co-curricular music opportunities are planned to expand from 2023 with choir and instrumental ensembles.
International Chinese School is a bilingual K–6 Anglican primary in New South Wales, delivering half the NSW curriculum in Mandarin through CLIL. The school teaches in English and Mandarin, with Years 1–6 instructed by a specialist music teacher and access to private lessons and growing co‑curricular programs. It follows the Australian Curriculum within the NSW Key Learning Areas, from Early Stage 1 to Stage 3, with Mandarin as a core Languages strand. The school opened in 2015 with a Kindergarten cohort and expanded to Year 6 by 2022; it relocated in 2021 to 211 Pacific Highway, St Leonards. Adjacent to Gore Hill Oval, it offers an all‑weather synthetic grass surface and an external provider for weekly sport, plus swimming and gymnastics. Three sporting Houses, chess, and Hello Mandarin activities, together with cultural and language events, support a vibrant community focused on service, partnership with parents, and leadership development and values globally.
