Building work has been extensive on the site at 210 Headland Rd, Dee Why. The first two decades saw the construction of the John Scott Hall, Drama Studio, Junior Centre, Resource Centre (incorporating Library, Administration and TAS classrooms), the Link Building, Year 12 Study Centre, and a four-storey building (incorporating outdoor courts, two-storey car park, multi-purpose space, classrooms and visual art facilities).
In 2014, the School completed the refurbishment of the Senior School, providing more than 20 new classrooms, six state-of the art Science Laboratories, outdoor walkways and landscaping and a totally re-developed Quadrangle for Senior students, The Bennett Quad, and entrance way.
In 2016, the School embarked on the refurbishment of the John Scott Hall in order to create a contemporary air-conditioned performance space and rehearsal room fitted with best-in-class fit-out, acoustics and lighting. And for the first time, the Hall, including the stage, was made fully accessible for the disabled.
In addition as part of this project:
- a dedicated Basketball Training Centre in the industrial units adjacent to the Uniform Shop was completed mid-2016
- a new Music Precinct with three new and flexible music rooms, six practice rooms, improved facilities and soundproofed individual tuition rooms is being created, and
- the Canteen was redeveloped with a commercial-grade kitchen
At the Bayview Campus over the 2016 - 2017 summer vacation, building works were completed to:
- create a new Learning Hub (Library and associated areas)
- create a separate new student Resource Centre, designed as an Open Learning Space
- renovate the main entrance facade, and
- update the entrance and administration area.
In 2019, the School announced the Masterplan for 2020 to 2030, which sees the redevelopment of the iconic Office Works / Fitness First buildings at 800 Pittwater Rd, into a Senior Campus for students in Years 10-12. The Masterplan also outlines the School's plans for the refurbishment of the business units at 224 Headland Rd into a Sport Facility containing 2 Basketball Courts.
In 2020, a brand new 4-storey Junior School building was completed at the Dee Why Campus. This 4-storey building contains multiple purpose-built flexible learning spaces, fostering both collaborative and independent learning and providing an inspiring environment where students can flourish.
- Strong Academic Curriculum - A core focus of St Luke’s is ‘learning’. The new Junior Learning Precinct will ensure progress in literacy and numeracy remains a priority for every student. Classrooms that open onto generous outdoor spaces will accommodate our commitment to empowering students’ natural curiosity and sense of wonder, and will provide for inquiry and project-based learning.
- Purposeful Flexibility - Breakout rooms, small-group learning nooks and acoustic treatment will enable purposeful learning design that equips students to learn in a variety of modes. Our Learning Enhancement team and Specialised Teaching staff will further contribute to lower student to teacher ratios, providing for the needs and styles of each individual and group.
- Playgrounds Designed to Stimulate Learning - Our upper-level will feature large outdoor play areas, a trike track and garden beds for our youngest students. The grounds surrounding the building are designed to build students’ core strength while stimulating play-based learning and exploration.
2020 also saw the development of two brand new Food Technology Labs, an additional Science Lab, and several new classrooms for both Junior and Senior students, including a Music Room and multiple break-out and meeting rooms.