TOORAK COLLEGE

Nestled in 11.5 hectares on the Mornington Peninsula (40km south of the Melbourne CBD), Toorak College has an enviable reputation not only for academic success and a broad curriculum offering but also for being a nurturing and supportive environment. The school believes in respecting the individuality and achievement of each student in all areas of their school life – academic, cultural and sporting. Toorak College’s three key focus areas are: Academic Enhancement, Internationalism and Leadership and Enterprise. Toorak College does not enrol students only on their academic merit, but their VCE results are consistently the best on the Mornington Peninsula.Facilities: Multimedia senior student centre with lecture theatre, break-out rooms, common room and internet cafe, study area, new state-of-the-art music centre, performance/dance studio, new senior school library for Years 5 to 12, science/technology centre, visual arts centre, computer lab, photography room, gymnasium, weight room, athletic track, squash, tennis, basketball courts and aquatic centre. The boarding house offers single and twin-share accommodation.

Curriculum: The Junior School is committed to the Primary Years Program (PYP). Attention to individual talents, creativity and basic skills with increasing curriculum options as students progress through the school. Acceleration and remedial programs offered. VCE subjects cover traditional, business, arts and technology subjects with links to VET subjects.

Co-curricular activities: Co-curricular activities include Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, equestrian, surfing, sailing, golf, diving, tennis, rowing, snow sports, debating, outdoor education, Beyond Boundaries and international exchange program, member of Girls Sport Victoria.