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Oxley College exists for the development of character, care for the whole child and enlightened academic rigour so that our students can make a positive contribution wherever they go.
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An Oxley Student's Journey
Like the Pin Oak tree that sits at the heart of our school, our students grow with the seasons while adapting to a changing world. From their earliest days in Pre-K to their final years in the Senior School, Oxley students learn and grow in a dynamic environment while nurturing strong roots. We are committed to our holistic approach that offers our students experiences, challenges and academic rigour while ensuring every child is seen, known and valued.
A Sense of Wonder
Pre-K
A Sense of Wonder
Pre-K
We’re nurturing lifelong learners. Oxley is committed to providing our students with a seamless pathway on their learning journey. At the heart of our approach is fostering each child’s innate sense of wonder, curiosity and creativity to ignite a passion for learning.
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Junior School
A Love of Learning
Junior School
Oxley College Junior School strives to create a world of welcome, wonder and wisdom - a place where students are encouraged to think boldly, take risks and dream big. Our teachers craft engaging learning experiences, deeply understanding and caring for each child as we develop their passions.
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Senior School
Challenge and Opportunity
Senior School
Life in the Oxley College Senior School is dynamic, diverse and focused on academic rigour along with care for the whole child. Oxley students take our values of courage, kindness and wisdom with them, on their lifelong journeys.
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Beyond
Always Oxleyans
Beyond
Our Old Oxleyan community is a vibrant collective of past students who are forever joined by the shared history of their time at Oxley. Reunions and events take place across the year.
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Wellbeing Framework
At Oxley, all teachers are teachers of wellbeing. Our Wellbeing Framework is at the centre of all we do, inside and outside the classroom as we learn, play sport, create, experience the outdoors, and connect with the community.
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Curriculum
We reimagine learning through stretch, challenge and support to promote growth even if it means letting go of an established practice.
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Co-curricular
At Oxley, activities beyond the classroom are very much a key component of the education we provide.
Discover moreOxley College Distinctives
Oxley College aims to provide care for the whole child. This includes the social, emotional, cognitive, physical and spiritual wellbeing of each individual.
VISION & VALUESEmpower your child’s future with Oxley College
A connected community
We pride ourselves on being more than just a school; we are a community. With students and families coming to Oxley from around the region, we offer a range of opportunities for families to gather and connect throughout the year, meet other families, form friendships and share in your time at Oxley College.
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Meet Clementine
Student
I’ve been at Oxley since Year 7 and am a proud representative of Durack House. I love getting involved and throwing myself into everything, even if I’m not the best at it—it’s all about having fun and being part of the team, while making memories and friends along the way.
Meet Beatrix
Student
I joined Oxley College during Term 3 of Year 3 in 2021, right before home-based learning began during the COIVD-19 pandemic, so my first few months were all online. Before joining Oxley, I had been living in Singapore and attended a school with 2,500 students.
Meet Charlie
Student
What I find special about the Oxley community is how everyone is included, and helped no matter what year group they are in. I love this because it shows how inclusive everybody is and how trustworthy they are.
Meet Banjo
Student
The thing that makes Oxley so special in my eyes is the accepting and inviting philosophy that permeates it’s community, an ethos that focus of cultivating all aspects of the child.
Meet Isabelle
Student
This year, my year group and I went on the annual Outback trip, a two-week journey to Uluru and back. This experience was invaluable for strengthening relationships with my cohort and teachers, which is especially important as we approach Year 12.
