Varsity College

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varsity college College Australia
Location
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Gold Coast , Queensland Australia
Coordinates	28°04′41″S 153°24′40″E / 28.078°S 153.411°E / -28.078; 153.411Coordinates: 28°04′41″S 153°24′40″E / 28.078°S 153.411°E / -28.078; 153.411
Information
School type	Independent public school
Motto	Dare to Dream
Established	January 2001 (2001-01)
Executive principal	Sharon Schultz
Grades	P–12
Enrolment	3,500
Language	English
Colour(s)	Navy, gold, and grey
Website	www.varsitycollege.eq.edu.au

Varsity College is a primary and secondary school in Varsity Lakes, Queensland, Australia.

History[]

Varsity College opened in January 2001, with Julie Grantham as principal and an initial cohort of 354 preschool to Year 3 students. Since then, the school has grown to a two-campus school with an enrolment of more than 3,500 students from Prep to Year 12.

The school has had multiple principals since its opening:

• Julie Grantham (2001–2002)
• Tracey Cashman (2002–2004)
• Mike Kelly (2004–2005)
• Jeff Davis (2005–2015)
• Steven McLuckie (2015–2018)
• Sharon Schultz (2018–present)

Culture[]

During the school year, students participate in cross country, track and field, and swimming carnivals. Age champions are awarded for students who excel in these fields.

Varsity College has four sporting houses that are named after Gold Coast beaches. These houses are:

• Rainbow
• Burleigh
• Kirra
• Miami

Popular culture[]

The college has appeared in Sea Patrol, and most notably The Sleepover Club.^{[citation needed]}

References[]

External links[]

• Varsity College website

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