HQ Function

Serves as the primary educational and administrative hub for the Senior School (Years 9-12) and Middle School (Years 4-8), including key academic, sporting, and arts facilities.

Notable Features:

Historic bluestone buildings including Mackie House and Morrison Hall, modern learning centres like the Austin Gray Centre and The Robertson Research Centre, extensive sporting facilities (ovals, gymnasium, swimming pool), the state-of-the-art Keith Humble Centre for Music and Performing Arts, and the College Chapel.

Work Culture:

A collaborative and professional academic environment dedicated to excellence in teaching and learning, student wellbeing, and fostering a strong sense of community. Staff are encouraged towards innovation and continuous professional development, embodying the College's values.

HQ Significance:

As one of Australia's oldest and most respected independent schools, its main campus is central to its identity, educational philosophy, and significant contribution to the Geelong community and beyond. It is a landmark in the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and layout reflect a respect for tradition, a commitment to community, the pursuit of excellence, and a forward-looking approach to education, providing spaces that inspire learning, creativity, and personal growth.

Location:

The Geelong College cultivates a global perspective through its diverse student population, including international students (often in its boarding house), and an extensive alumni network spanning numerous countries. The curriculum integrates global awareness, and the College offers opportunities such as international tours, exchanges, and service projects. Its boarding program attracts students from across Australia and various international locations, enriching the school community.

Street Address:

Talbot Street

City:

Newtown (Geelong)

State/Province:

Victoria

Country:

Australia