Are you a Collegian of the College? Collegians with a Peer Year of ’85, ’90, ’95, ’00, ’05, ’10 and ’15 are warmly invited to join us at the Milestone Years Reunion.
Come a join a tour of the Penquite Campus and then catch up for with old friends!
To book your tickets, use this link.
We look forward to seeing our Collegian community at this wonderful event.
We are pleased to provide a community news section in our news highlighting events in the wider Launceston community that may be of interest to families. Included this week:
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As referenced briefly in my 2024 end of year address during Celebration, Independent schools today operate in an environment marked by unprecedented complexity. The AON 2024 Independent Schools Risk Report captures the pressing challenges and emerging risks shaping the education sector, underscoring the need for schools to adapt swiftly and decisively. These challenges, from rising cybersecurity threats to economic pressures, are not abstract—they are felt acutely by schools like Scotch Oakburn College.
This reality requires transparency, agility, and a shared commitment to navigating change. At Scotch Oakburn, we […]
At Scotch Oakburn College, education is far more than an academic pursuit—it’s a collective journey built on connection, collaboration, and shared purpose. Recognising the power of community to shape transformative learning experiences, the College is proud to introduce its soon to be released new Community Engagement Strategy, an initiative inspired by our long-term Vision, SOC2035.
This ambitious strategy represents a renewed commitment to fostering a culture of inclusivity, belonging, and active participation among students, parents/carers, staff, Collegians, and external partners. By placing […]
As the new year unfolds, our Junior School is embarking on an exciting journey of transformation. With a focus on innovation, creativity, and purpose, 2025 is a year where we have not just reimagined our physical spaces but also how our students learn, grow, and thrive. This is more than just a facelift—it’s a bold step into the future, blending state-of-the-art facilities with a reenergised curriculum designed to nurture the whole child.
At the heart of these changes lies the construction of the Lachie Wright Centre, […]
Ochre blowing artwork created by our community at Agfest 2023, in collaboration with Trish Hodge from NITA Education.
In an exciting step forward for our College community, Scotch Oakburn College will embark on the development of a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) in 2025. This year-long strategic initiative reflects our deep commitment to fostering reconciliation with First Nations Peoples.
A RAP is more than a document; it is a framework for action and accountability that builds understanding, respect, and opportunities for meaningful engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the classroom, around […]
As we embark on a new chapter in our school’s journey, we are pleased to share with you some significant developments that reflect our unwavering commitment to excellence in education. These enhancements are not merely changes but thoughtful, strategic initiatives designed to support the holistic growth of every student. Our focus remains steadfast on creating an environment where each child can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally, ensuring they are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.Â
Imagine a […]
Today, I had the immense pleasure of announcing, alongside Deputy Principal – Elphin, Ben Green, that our next major capital works project, named The Lachie Wright Centre, will commence construction in the very near future. This exciting development is set to address the current learning space challenges at the Elphin Campus, and most importantly, it will significantly enhance the learning experience for all students, particularly our Year 5 cohort.
The Lachie Wright Centre is more than just […]
At Scotch Oakburn College, the values we uphold are not mere words; they are the essence of our community. These values were brought into sharp focus at the beginning of Term Two when the staff of the entire College engaged in a series of workshops with restorative practice leader David Vinegrad. Restorative practices align seamlessly with our values, emphasising respect, responsibility, and community. By engaging in restorative practices, students not only adhere to the College’s code of conduct but also embody the values that Scotch Oakburn holds dear.
Restorative practices are techniques that aim to strengthen community […]
Collegian Megan Fettke (’13), is the creative force behind Megan Rose Fashion. Over the past four years she has also returned to the College in the role of a dedicated Learning Support Assistant on the Elphin Campus. She is now moving on for a new and exciting role as the Deputy Head of Wardrobe on the Australian Tour of Grease the Musical. We asked Megan about her journey so far and what the future may hold.
Megan’s connection with Scotch Oakburn College began as a three-year-old Early Learning student. After leaving the College […]
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