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    St Kevin'S College

    31 Moonga Rd, Toorak VIC 3142, Australia

    St Kevin's College is an elite Catholic boys' school at 31 Moonga Road, Toorak, operated by the Christian Brothers and educating students from Year 7 through to Year 12. The school occupies a significant campus in the heart of Toorak, with extensive sporting oval space and a mix of heritage and contemporary buildings. Moonga Road is a quiet residential street in central Toorak, and the school's large grounds create a notable open space in an otherwise densely residential precinct. Toorak Road's village retail strip — with its cafés, restaurants, and boutiques — is within easy reach. Toorak Village tram stops on Toorak Road provide connections to Chapel Street, South Yarra, and the CBD. Toorak Railway Station on the Glen Waverley line is accessible from the school via Toorak Road. Fawkner Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens are accessible to the north, providing open green space popular with school groups. St Kevin's is known for its strong Catholic tradition, prominent alumni network, competitive academic programme, and powerhouse sporting culture — particularly in Australian rules football and cricket. The school draws from across Melbourne's southern and eastern suburbs, with families travelling by tram, train, and car. The prestige of the Toorak address and the school's long history make St Kevin's one of Melbourne's most recognisable Catholic secondary institutions.

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    Loreto Mandeville Hall

    10 Mandeville Cres, Toorak VIC 3142, Australia

    Loreto Mandeville Hall is a Catholic girls' school at 10 Mandeville Crescent, Toorak, operated by the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary and educating students from Early Learning through to Year 12. The school occupies a distinguished campus on Mandeville Crescent, a quiet residential crescent in the heart of Toorak, surrounded by some of Melbourne's most exclusive residential properties and leafy streets. Mandeville Crescent runs off Kooyong Road, and the school is accessible from the surrounding residential network of Toorak's quiet, tree-lined streets. The school is one of Melbourne's oldest and most prestigious Catholic girls' schools, known for its academic excellence, deep community culture, and the strong values of the Loreto tradition. Toorak Village on Toorak Road is a short walk or drive from the school, providing boutique cafés, specialty food stores, and upmarket retail. Toorak Road trams connect the community to Chapel Street South Yarra and the CBD. Toorak Railway Station on the Glen Waverley line is nearby, providing train access to the city. Fawkner Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens are accessible to the north. The surrounding streets of Toorak feature large, architecturally significant homes on generous allotments with extensive private gardens, consistent with the suburb's reputation as one of Australia's most prestigious and well-established residential precincts.

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    St Catherine'S School

    17 Heyington Pl, Toorak VIC 3142, Australia

    St Catherine's School is an independent Anglican girls' school at 17 Heyington Place, Toorak, educating students from Pre-Kindergarten through to Year 12 on a campus situated in one of Toorak's most beautiful and exclusive residential pockets. Heyington Place is an elegant, tree-lined avenue running off Orrong Road near the Yarra River, in the south-eastern residential corner of Toorak. The campus is characterised by extensive grounds, heritage buildings, and a sense of elegant calm that reflects the suburb's distinguished character. Families travel from across Melbourne's inner-south and south-east — from South Yarra, Malvern, and Glen Iris — arriving by tram along Toorak Road and by car through Toorak's quiet residential avenues. The Yarra River and its parkland trail network are within very close proximity, providing outstanding recreational space. Heyington Railway Station, a quiet local station on the Glen Waverley line just metres from the school, provides a remarkably convenient train connection to the city. Toorak Village on Toorak Road provides boutique cafés, specialty food stores, and restaurants within easy reach. The surrounding Heyington precinct is among Toorak's most architecturally significant neighbourhoods, with large estates, mature gardens, and quiet private streets. St Catherine's is known for academic excellence, a vibrant arts and sport programme, and a strong Anglican community culture.

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    Toorak Primary School

    75 Canterbury Rd, Toorak VIC 3142, Australia

    Toorak Primary School is a government primary school on Canterbury Road in Toorak, one of the few government primary schools serving this predominantly private-school suburb. Canterbury Road is a quiet but significant residential route in Toorak, and the school draws families from across the suburb's established streets including Orrong Road, Kooyong Road, and the avenues near Toorak Village. The school serves a community that values the neighbourhood school model, providing a government education option within a suburb otherwise dominated by high-fee independent and Catholic institutions. Toorak Village's upmarket café, food, and retail precinct is within comfortable walking distance, and the morning and afternoon school run is a social occasion on Toorak Road. Toorak Road trams provide connectivity to Chapel Street South Yarra and the CBD. Toorak Railway Station on the Glen Waverley line is accessible for families using train services. Fawkner Park to the north and the Royal Botanic Gardens further north-west provide significant open parkland space. The streets around the school are characterised by Toorak's signature blend of large Victorian, Edwardian, Californian bungalow, and post-war homes on generous allotments, with mature canopy trees creating the leafy, settled streetscape that defines Toorak as one of Melbourne's most prestigious and well-regarded residential suburbs.