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The Geelong College our ‘finest’

The Geelong College is a Uniting Church coeducational school for students from early learning to year 12, and boarders from year seven.

Since 1861 the college has challenged students to be courageous in their thoughts, actions and words.

“Our students are brave enough to fail and try again, to speak their minds kindly and help those who cannot, to discover who they are and live their life fully, and to listen with open minds and open hearts,” the college says, “for this is the way to the stars.”

One of Victoria’s finest schools, the college is highly respected for its student academic achievements, its broad and innovative learning opportunities, and its experienced, committed, dynamic teachers.

Principal Dr Peter Miller encourages early enrolments due to the region’s surging growth creating unprecedented demand for places.

“I recommend registering at least three years before you wish your child to start to avoid disappointment” he advises.

Information about the college’s open days on 13 March, 29 May, and 23 October is available at geelongcollege.vic.edu.au or by phoning 5226 3156.

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