Sydney Grammar School

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Sydney Grammar School is an academically selective day school for boys. It is secular in character.

The secondary school is situated at College Street, Darlinghurst and extends eastwards to Yurong Street. The original Hallen building, of which the chief part is the Big School room dates from 1830. A classroom block and other buildings were added later in the nineteenth century. Since 1953 the War Memorial building has been added, along with the Science Block, containing twelve laboratories and several other classrooms.

A building with a gymnasium, language laboratory, subject classrooms and a lecture theatre was erected in 1976 on the Yurong Street frontage. This replaced the old Palladium building.

There is a large building which contains general classrooms and modern facilities for music and art teaching, and also an auditorium for the proper performance of music and drama, opened in 1982. In 1992 a new library was built.

In 2002, the portico, conceived as part of the original Hallen building, was formally opened by the Governor of New South Wales.

A new multi-purpose hall with seating for 1500 was completed in 2011.