Sector · 3 schools
Jewish schools in Australia (2026)
Australian Jewish day schools concentrate in Melbourne (Mount Scopus, Bialik, King David, Yeshivah-Beth Rivkah) and Sydney (Moriah, Emanuel). They combine secular Australian curriculum with Hebrew, Jewish studies and modern Hebrew language. Fees are mid- to high-tier ($30k-$45k).
Characteristics
What sets Jewish schools apart
- ›Concentrated in Melbourne + Sydney
- ›Dual curriculum (Australian + Jewish studies + Hebrew)
- ›Mid-high fees ($30k-$45k)
- ›Strong Jewish community + Israel connections
- ›Modern Orthodox to Progressive religious orientations across schools
Decision frame
Choose a Jewish school if...
You're a Jewish family wanting strong Jewish identity formation alongside top-tier Australian academic outcomes, in Melbourne or Sydney.
Schools in this sector
All 3 Jewish schools, sorted by ICSEA
Common questions
FAQs about Jewish schools
What is a Jewish school?
Australian Jewish day schools concentrate in Melbourne (Mount Scopus, Bialik, King David, Yeshivah-Beth Rivkah) and Sydney (Moriah, Emanuel). They combine secular Australian curriculum with Hebrew, Jewish studies and modern Hebrew language. Fees are mid- to high-tier ($30k-$45k).
How many Jewish private schools are in Australia?
Our database currently profiles 3 Jewish private schools across 1 Australian cities. Nationally there are more (especially Catholic systemic where ~700 parish schools exist); we focus on schools where 2026 fees + ICSEA are publishable.
What do Jewish schools cost in 2026?
2026 Year 12 fees for Jewish schools in our database range from $33,480 to $35,480. The median is around $33,820. Most also charge levies (technology, capital, camps) adding 8-15%.
Do Jewish schools offer boarding?
None of the Jewish schools in our database currently offer boarding.
When should I choose a Jewish school?
You're a Jewish family wanting strong Jewish identity formation alongside top-tier Australian academic outcomes, in Melbourne or Sydney.