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The Standing Committee is the executive of the Synod. It is chaired by the Archbishop and includes the Diocesan Chancellor and Registrar, the Principal of Moore College, clergy and laypeople appointed by Synod. https://www.sds.asn.au/browse?menu_link_id=27

The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney first met in 1866, and now meets annually. A new Synod must be elected every three years. Members of Synod include Parochial Ministers, Parochial Representatives, Chief Executive Officers of Nominated Organisations, Nominated Ministers, Nominated Laypersons and Nominated Indigenous Representatives.

"The functions of the Board shall be the promotion of Educational work in accordance with the purposes of the Church of England within the Diocese of Sydney by such means as
the Board shall think expedient including-
(a) Assisting the acquisition establishment and maintenance of Schools.
(b) Providing for the official recognition of Schools as Church of England Schools. ,
(c) Encouraging Conferences with and amongst the governing bodies of existing Schools.
(d) Religious Instruction in State Schools.
(e) Sunday Schools
(f) Coordination.
(g) training of teachers.
(h) All things incidental to the matters aforesaid"
Board of Education Ordinance 1919
The Archbishop of Sydney was the ex officio President of the Board.

The Diocesan Library was operated by the Diocese of Sydney. Much of the material was transferred to Moore College Library after its closure.

Established by the Board of Education (Diocesan Education Commission) Amendment Ordinance 1977.

The Development Office, also known as the Moore College Foundation, manages fundraising, maintains donor and alumni relations, and produces the monthly magazine Moore Matters.