and this was opened in 1999. A multimillion-dollar three-storey building housing the Library Resource Centre, Administration Offices and TAS opened in 2002. A third storey was added to the Junior School buildings in 2005, which involved the construction of the Link Building and the creation of a Common Room for Year 12 students. With John Scott's retirement in 2004, Jann Robinson took over the leadership of the School. In 2009, the conventional 'ringing' bell was replaced with a musical one; playing Pachelbel's Canon in the Senior School. The Junior School also features a musical bell; playing The Carnival of the Animals: The Aquarium. In 2012 the school completed its most extensive building project to date, with a new four-storey multi-purpose centre containing outdoor basketball and tennis courts, Junior School classrooms, a Visual Arts centre, PDHPE classrooms, a function room, staff rooms and a two-storey car park for over 100 cars. 2013 saw the complete renovation and refurbishment of the Senior School, including 20+ new classrooms, four new science laboratories, new student bathrooms, updated landscaping, green areas and student lockers. In 2020, a brand new Junior School Learning Precinct was completed, providing multiple learning spaces over four-storeys and including outdoor play areas and landscaping. Notable alumni Matthew Barton, Australian tennis player Andrew Wiles, Australian Rugby 7s Player Emma Jeffcoat, Australian Triathlete See also List of Anglican schools in New South Wales Anglican education in Australia References External links St Luke's Grammar School website Sydney Anglican Schools Corporation Australian Schools Directory School Choice Anglican secondary schools in Sydney Anglican primary schools in Sydney Educational institutions established in 1993 Anglican Diocese of Sydney 1993 establishments in Australia Private schools Northern Beaches Sydney Grammar schools in Australia