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Equestrian
Equestrian
Riders develop horsemanship and compete in show jumping and dressage events, representing the College at external competitions.
Year Level: Year 3 – 12
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08, 2025
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08, 2025
Cycling
Cycling
Choose mountain or road biking and race in local series. Skills sessions, competitions, and championship events offer adventure, fitness, and camaraderie. Bring your own bike and join the ride!
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
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08, 2025
Cricket
Cricket
Train one/two afternoons per week (3:45 pm – 5:15 pm) and play matches on Saturday for senior teams. Cricket is a full semester commitment in Term One and Term Four. Our Senior Firsts and Seconds teams play in a state-wide competition as part of SATIS so match locations vary around the state during Term One with a T20 Competition for Senior Firsts in Term Four during the head start program. The Year 7/8 Cricket is ran in two divisions and is played on Tuesday afternoons in T20 Format. The boys train on Thursday afternoons. The Girls […]
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08, 2025
Basketball
Basketball
Term 1 Year 7-8: Students will be involved in a 3×3 Competition with a strong emphasis on fitness, skills and fun. This competition is usually Thursday nights. Year 9-12: Students play in the College’s NSATIS Senior Competition involving all independent schools in the North and North West. Games are usually Wednesday nights but can vary. Term 2 Year 11 and 12: Basketball Tasmania College Championships are held over a weekend annually (dates vary year to year). Terms 3 and 4 Year 7-10: Students will play in the Northern High School Association’s rosters […]
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08, 2025
Badminton
Badminton
Train and compete in a weekly NSATIS roster. Badminton encourages agility, strategy, and teamwork, welcoming players of all skill levels to enjoy competitive and social play.
Year Level: Year 9 – 12
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08, 2025
Athletics
Athletics
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
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08, 2025
Wandering Notes
Wandering Notes
Discover your creative voice in Wandering Notes, our world-music ensemble centred on exploration and improvisation. Open to curious musicians of all levels, this group blends global sounds, spontaneous music-making, and collaborative creativity. Build confidence, broaden your musical horizons, and enjoy the freedom of shaping music in the moment.
Year Level: Year 8 – 12
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08, 2025
String Orchestra
String Orchestra
Join our String Orchestra and make music that inspires! Open to developing and experienced players alike, this ensemble builds technique, ensemble awareness, and musical expression. Perform beautiful repertoire, grow your confidence, and be part of a supportive group that celebrates progress and creates rich, vibrant sound together.
Year Level: Year 9 – 12
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08, 2025
Stay Sharp
Stay Sharp
Stay Sharp is a senior vocal ensemble known for its dynamic performances and musical excellence. Comprising talented Year 9–12 students, the group rehearses regularly and performs at major College events such as Celebration, ANZAC Services, and the Launceston Competitions. Stay Sharp showcases contemporary and classic repertoire, often featuring soloists and small group arrangements. Participation fosters advanced musicianship, stage presence, and teamwork, while offering students a platform to express themselves artistically and contribute to the College’s vibrant performing arts culture.
Year Level: Year 9 – 12 (by audition)
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08, 2025
Pipes and Drums
Pipes and Drums
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
