A campus that engages, excites and challenges

Hunter and Vicars Centre

Opened in 2026, the Hunter and Vicars Centre is a state-of-the-art, purpose-built educational centre that caters for students across the College.

• Stunning new classrooms for Years 5 and 6
• Junior School STEM Lab
• Spacious OSHC centre
• Dance Centre with six studios and performance space
• Health and Wellbeing Centre
• Early Years School for 0-6 years.

Centenary Sports Precinct

The Braith Williams Aquatic and Fitness Centre features:

• 50m indoor Olympic standard eight-lane pool
• Learn-to-swim pool
• Diving pool and platforms
• Strength and conditioning facilities.

The precinct also includes the Jeanette Buckham Gymnastics Centre, Mollie Dive Field, and multiple basketball, netball, hockey and tennis courts.

Gillian Moore Centre for Performing Arts

Named after our seventh Principal,  the professional-quality GMCPA is home to Pymble and productions and offers Secondary students experience in technical, design and front-of-house roles, with:

• Seating for 750
• Auditorium
• Orchestra pit
• Fly tower
• Professional theatrical lighting, sound and recording facilities
• Rehearsal rooms and drama studio.

Early Years School

Pymble’s inaugural Early Years School opened in 2026 to provide families and staff with quality early education for their sons and daughters from three months of age to six years. It features light-filled, safe and welcoming indoor and outdoor spaces, with capacity for 90 children.

Junior School Precincts

Pymble’s Junior School is structured around three distinct learning precincts to support each learning stage: Kindergarten to Year 2, Years 3 and 4, and Years 5 and 6.  Each stage has their own classrooms, common areas and outdoor spaces to foster close connections within each learning stage and support a gradual transition into the next.

Middle and Upper School Precincts

Pymble’s Secondary School is organised into smaller Middle, Upper and Senior Schools, each with their own distinct learning areas, common areas, school offices and locker rooms to foster close connections within each learning stage and support a gradual transition into the next.

Senior School Centre, Kate Mason Building

Purpose-built for Years 11 and 12, the Kate Mason Building includes flexible learning rooms, a 260-seat lecture theatre and dedicated study and social spaces for our Senior students.

Dance Centre

Pymble’s new Dance Centre opened in 2026 and is arguably one of the largest and best-equipped dance facilities of any school or institution in Australia. Features include:

• 6 studios, plus performance space for a seated audience of 100
• Sprung vinyl floors
• Multimedia functionality
• Mood lighting
• Outdoor warm-up and cool-down area
• Changerooms and costume storage
• Physiotherapy and meeting rooms.

David Blackwell Music School

Music scholars have everything they need to develop and perform at the highest level in Pymble‘s David Blackwell Music School, which is adjacent to the Gillian Moore Centre for Performing Arts  venue. The Music School includes:

• Five large classrooms
• Two music laboratories
• Gallery space with pianos and harpsichord
• Fifteen individual tuition studios.

Science Centre

Pymble‘s Science Centre supports curriculum learning in Science from Years 7 to 12, with:

• Twelve modern laboratories
• Specialist learning spaces
• Fully integrated Science lecture theatre.

Ferguson Building, Visual Arts

The home of Visual Arts at Pymble  includes an art gallery, craft facilities, pottery kilns and an open sculpture courtyard.

Junior and Secondary Libraries

The recently renovated Conde Library (Years 7-12) and Junior School Library (Years 3-6) provide Pymble Ladies’ College students with contemporary study and recreational reading spaces. Each library has been designed to support different learning capacities and styles, and provide differentiated environments for individual study, seminars and quiet reading. A separate K-2 library ensures all Pymble students have access to a tailor-made facility for their distinct learning stage.

Technology and Applied Studies Centre

Our Technology and Applied Studies Centre is home to:

• Workshop areas for electronics, wood and plastics
• Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM)
• Specialist learning spaces for Textiles and Design
• Commercial-standard kitchens supporting Food Technology and Hospitality students and their pathway leading to Certificate II in Kitchen Operations and HSC results.

War Memorial Chapel

The War Memorial Chapel, opened in 1956, is a beautiful and sacred place treasured by the College, and a lasting tribute to Pymble Alumni who served in war. Our Chapel hosts weekly Chapel services for students from Kindergarten to Year 12, graduation celebrations, special services, community gatherings and weddings of Pymble Alumni.

Junior School STEM Lab

Pymble’s new Junior School STEM Lab opened in 2026 to support the College’s ambition to become the lighthouse Junior School for STEM globally. The purpose-built space supports our Junior School programs in Drone technology, EV engineering and Robotics.

Sports Ovals

Pymble’s two professionally maintained ovals on campus are equipped with AFL and Rugby posts, grass athletics track and long-jump pit, cricket nets and ample room for spectators to watch our many sportswomen who compete in AFL, Rugby Sevens, Football, Touch Football and Athletics.