The 2026 College Calendar is now available on The Dash highlighting major events and learning programs throughout the year. Our calendar is always subject to change, however we hope that making our Calendar available now will help to assist our community with future planning.
In a recent conversation with our oldest Collegian at 102 years, Airdrie Richardson (nee Cameron, MLC, ’41) shared fond memories from her three years at the Methodist Ladies’ College. Her three sisters—Ailsa Bain (nee Cameron, MLC, ’37, dec.), Denise Wilson (nee Cameron, MLC, ’41, dec.), and Sheila Jones (nee Cameron, MLC, ’38, dec.) also attended the College during the 1930s.
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The Cameron family lived at Clareville, a heritage-listed farming property in Western Junction. Airdrie, the only sibling born at Clareville, lived there for 94 years and fondly recalled always looking forward to returning home. Today, Clareville is owned by renowned […]
During the recent school holidays, I had the pleasure of spending quality time with family and experiencing the thrill of luging in Rotorua, New Zealand. For those unfamiliar, luging involves navigating a gravity-powered cart down winding tracks – a mix of excitement, challenge, and choice. What struck me most was how closely this mirrors a positive educational journey.
Before setting off, there was a safety briefing, much like the guidance we offer students before they embark on new learning experiences. Then comes the opportunity to challenge yourself, take healthy risks, […]
Year 1 Sports Morning
I would like to express my gratitude for the warm welcome I have received since joining the College community this Term. It has been a wonderful start, filled with opportunities to connect with students and staff across both campuses.
My visit to Early Learning classrooms and the Erina Celebration Day have been a particular delight. Students were quick to discuss their explorations of tadpoles, pumpkin plants, bees and goldfish, amongst many other things. Working alongside our youngest learners truly captured the joy and curiosity that defines the early years […]
A group of enthusiastic young Elphin scientists were recently recognised for their outstanding achievements in the Tasmanian Science Talent Search, a statewide annual event that celebrates student innovation and scientific inquiry across the state.
This year, several of our Year 2 students were awarded prizes for their outstanding work! Their projects stood out for their creativity, scientific thinking, and presentation a wonderful achievement that reflects their dedication and enthusiasm for science.
To honour their success, the students attended a special presentation ceremony held at Launceston Church Grammar School on Thursday, 23 October, where they […]
Recently, our Year 7 Chinese students took part in a fun and meaningful SOC2City bubble tea excursion! After learning Chinese vocabulary for fruits and drinks in Term 3, students had the chance to put their new language skills into practice by ordering bubble tea in Chinese. Immersed in a real cultural setting, they not only improved their speaking confidence but also deepened their understanding of Chinese culture. They even learned how the chewy tapioca pearls are made — a highlight that everyone found fascinating and delicious!
Year 6 students had a lunch visit […]
For Year 10 student Lily Taylor, a six-week Round Square exchange to Woodridge College in South Africa has been a journey filled with discovery, challenge, and friendship. From early-morning safaris to the rhythm of boarding school life, Lily’s experience has been one she will never forget.
One of the most memorable parts of her exchange came right at the beginning — a five-day visit to Kruger National Park. “We saw so many incredible animals — lions, elephants, and hippos — all in their natural habitat,” Lily recalled. “It was so different from anything […]
Following the 2025 Round Square International Conference in Dubai, a group of students embarked on a post-conference cultural tour through Oman — an experience that offered a rare and authentic window into the heart of the Middle East. In a region often portrayed through modern skylines and rapid development, Oman stood as a powerful reminder of what is possible when a nation remains deeply connected to its heritage while embracing the world with warmth and openness. The group returned home with a newfound appreciation for Islam, a profound respect for Omani tradition, […]
The Results for the Junior section of the Tasmanian Japanese Speech Competition are in. Congratulations to:
Zara Omogbai-Musa – 2nd place for Year 8
Zita Omogbai-Musa – 2nd place for Year 7
Zara and Zita have been invited to a reception at Government House in November to receive their certificates from the Governor, Her Excellency the Honourable Barbara Baker AC.
Other participants included:
TCE: Lucy van der Aa, Makaela Fulton
Year 9: Grayson Edwards, Rafe Addison Hall
Year 8: Max Wilson, Erika Rushton, Amelia Verbeeten, Milla U’Ren
Year 7: Preesha Chappity, Evie Fitzpatrick.
Congratulations to all place getters and participants. For Years 7 and 8 students, learning a speech […]
Over the past fortnight, four talented Scotch Oakburn College students have proudly represented Tasmania in two major national equestrian competitions on the mainland. Ashlea Rees (Year 12) , Meg Kilby (Year 11) , Lucy Johnston (Year 11) , and Zoe Nichols (Year 8) showcased their skills and sportsmanship at the Interschools National Championships in Sydney and the Pony Club National Championships in Werribee, Victoria.
Ashlea, Meg, and Lucy began their journey in Sydney, competing in the prestigious Interschools event. They then travelled south to Werribee, where Zoe joined them for the Pony Club […]
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