Train and compete in track and field events, representing the College in the House, All Schools, NSATIS, and SATIS Carnivals. This activity is undertaken alongside summer sport commitments.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Pipes & Drums at Scotch Oakburn College is a distinctive performing arts ensemble that celebrates the College’s Scottish heritage through traditional music. Students rehearse regularly to develop musical discipline, coordination, and ensemble performance skills, contributing to College events such as the Autumn and Spring Concerts, Celebration and ANZAC ceremonies. The group fosters pride, teamwork, and cultural appreciation, and offers students a unique opportunity to engage with historical musical traditions in a modern educational setting.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Step into the spotlight with our Middle School Production! Held every second year, this program focuses on developing confident, creative performers through acting, singing, and stagecraft. Whether it’s a play or a musical, you will gain skills, build friendships, and experience the thrill of bringing a story to life together.
Year Level: Year 6 – 8
Year Level: Year 6 – 12
College Choir at Scotch Oakburn College is a vibrant co-curricular vocal ensemble open to students and staff across campuses. The choir rehearses weekly and performs regularly at major College events and concerts. With a focus on inclusivity and musical growth, the choir welcomes all experience levels and fosters confidence, collaboration, and a love of singing. Participation strengthens community spirit and showcases the College’s commitment to the performing arts through a diverse repertoire and shared performances. The current focus of this choir is Musical Theatre Songs.
Be part of the magic behind the scenes with our Backstage and Technical Crew! From lighting and sound to set, props, and stage management, students learn real theatre skills while supporting every moment onstage. Build confidence, teamwork, and technical know-how as you help bring each production to life.
Year Level: Years 7 – 12
Concert Band at Scotch Oakburn College is a large instrumental ensemble that brings together woodwind, brass, and percussion players to rehearse and perform a wide range of musical styles. The band plays a central role in College events such as the Autumn Concert, Spring Concert, and Celebration, showcasing student talent and musical growth. Participation fosters ensemble awareness, technical skill, and performance confidence, while offering students opportunities to collaborate, represent the College, and engage with the wider community through music.
Year Level: Years 7 – 12
The College Production is a major biennial event staged at the Princess Theatre, showcasing student talent across Years 6–12. Recent shows include Seussical The Musical, Shrek, and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (High School Edition). Students engage in acting, music, choreography, and backstage roles, building confidence and creativity.
Year Level: Year 6 – 12
2025 College Production: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (High School Edition):
Round Square Conferences and trips at Scotch Oakburn College are transformative international and regional experiences that connect students with peers from across the globe to explore leadership, service, and global citizenship. Anchoreded in the Round Square IDEALS—Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership, and Service—these conferences and trips offer immersive learning through workshops, cultural exchange, and collaborative projects. Students apply through a rigorous College process involving written applications, interviews, and wellbeing checks, ensuring readiness and alignment with the College’s Values.
Year Level: Years 6 – 12
Diversity Club at Scotch Oakburn College is a student-led co-curricular group that fosters inclusion, awareness, and advocacy for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. It provides a safe and welcoming space for students to engage in meaningful conversations, celebrate diversity, and lead initiatives that promote equality across the College. Activities include assemblies, creative projects, community events like Harvest Harmony, and proposals for inclusive changes such as non-gender-specific uniforms. The club embodies the College’s ethos of “Known. Valued. Cared For.” and empowers students to be agents of positive change
Year Level: Years 6-12
Chess Club at Penquite welcomes all players from Years 6–12, from beginners to experts. Weekly Monday lunchtime sessions in the John Morris Centre and Middle School-only fortnightly sessions offer opportunities to learn, play, and compete in termly tournaments through regular participation.
Year Level: Year 6 – 12
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