PERSISTENCE, CURIOSITY AND CHALLENGE: STUDENTS EXCEL IN UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY MaPS PROGRAM
07 Jul 2025
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PLC Sydney is located in Sydney’s vibrant Inner West. We invite you to come and visit us to find out what makes PLC Sydney such a special place. We hope to see you at the College soon! Contact us or see further information below.
Further Information
There are two main entrances to the College - Boundary Street and Meta Street. PLC Sydney main reception area is located at the Meta Street entrance. All visitors to the College must sign in at the Meta Street entrance before entering the school.
Drop off and Pick ups for Junior School Evandale:
DROP OFF AND PICK UP
Drop-off and pick-up for the Year 7 Preparation Day is from the Roundabout on the Boundary Street entrance to the College:
- Drop-off is from 8.30 am to 8.45 am. The girls will be collected from the Boarders' Balcony at the Roundabout and escorted to their activities. Please note the day's activities will commence at 9.00 am sharp
- Pick-up is at 12.15 pm from the same place iethe Roundabout on the Boundary Street entrance to the College.
As PLC Sydney is a flat campus, we are a wheelchair friendly site.
PLC Sydney has:
- Ramp access to the various buildings or
- Lift access to non-ramped buildings and rooms
- Doors across the campus are large enough to accommodate wheelchairs, with
- Adequate space within rooms to maneuver comfortably
NB The inclusion of accessibility standards in the construction of all new buildings and facilities has further assisted the College's accessibility.
All deliveries to go to:
PLC Sydney
34–36 Young Street, Croydon, 2132
*Please call prior to arrival.
PLC Sydney acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people within our community.
The traditional custodians of the land on which PLC Sydney stands are the Wangla people of the Eora nation. We pay respects to their Elders past, present and future
The College is committed to honouring all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' unique cultural and spiritual connections to the land, water and seas as well as their rich contribution to Australian society.
