About Kambala
Since our pioneering days in the late 1800s, the Kambala community has shared a common goal: to educate ‘the whole girl’. Kambala began as a humble class of 12 girls, taught in a terrace house in Woollahra by Miss Louisa Gurney, the daughter of an English clergyman. Louisa was later joined by Mademoiselle Augustine Soubeiran who became Co-Principal. The School moved in 1891 to a larger property in Bellevue Hill called ‘Kambala’. In 1913, with an enrolment of nearly 50, the School moved again to its current site, on New South Head Road in Rose Bay. The School operated within the Tivoli townhouse, the home of Captain William Dumaresq. Tivoli has undergone several extensions and restorations; today, it remains the home to Kambala’s boarders in Years 7 to 9, who enjoy some of the best harbour views Sydney has to offer.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
IB,Australian
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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Luna Lovegood, 9 months ago
This school is amazing. Absolutely wonderful. Highly recommend. My daughter went to this school and it changed her life. If you ever get the chance please, please, please give it s try.
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Natasha Kogos, 4 months ago
Never been, but I have a lot of friends that go there that I still speak to today.
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Fraser Anning, 4 months ago
The basketball team is insane. I was walking back to my car after one of the games, and i felt a shiver down my spine, i turned a hovering basketball was gyrating in from of me, ahh bad experience. GREAT FOOD!
