Moreton Bay College

The College is dedicated to educating young women of character, confidence, and capability, fostering a culture of courage, curiosity, and connection. It emphasizes a "Wellbeing for Learning" approach, balancing traditional values with contemporary, evidence-based instruction. The school aims to empower students to think independently, tackle complex challenges, and contribute ethically to their communities.

The College offers a structured academic programme spanning Early Years, Primary, and Secondary stages. The curriculum is supported by a consistent Teaching and Learning Model that cultivates five core learner attributes: curiosity, agency, collaboration, agility, and reflection. Specialized learning includes technology, visual arts, dance, drama, and a robust science programme.

Graduates are prepared to lead, contribute, and make a difference, with alumnae pursuing diverse paths after school. The College focuses on developing character, confidence, and capability, with students encouraged to think critically and act with integrity. Academic excellence is a hallmark of the school, supported by high-impact teaching practices and a focus on lifelong learning.

The College employs a research-informed Teaching and Learning Model that emphasizes responsive differentiation, where instruction is shaped through ongoing assessment and flexible grouping. Teachers use targeted feedback and questioning to monitor progress, ensuring students are challenged when ready and supported when needed. The school also prioritizes wellbeing for learning, creating an environment where students feel safe, valued, and supported.

The College provides an enrolment process for prospective families, with specific contact details available for the registrar. Families are encouraged to book a tour or attend an open day to learn more about the school. Information regarding tuition fees, scholarships, and essential enrolment documentation is accessible through the College’s website.

The College maintains a comprehensive academic calendar that includes term dates for the current and upcoming years. Families can access these dates online to stay informed about key academic milestones and events.

The 20-hectare campus features a blend of heritage and contemporary facilities, including the Oriel Handley Hall and the Centenary Chapel. Academic spaces include a double-storey Science Centre with eight laboratories, the Alice J Alison Greene Secondary Library, and the Ngaire Tagney Primary Library. Sporting facilities comprise the Ken and Janet Waller Sports Centre, the John Mason Olympic-sized heated pool, and various outdoor courts and ovals for athletics and team sports.

The College offers a wide range of co-curricular opportunities, including sport, music, performing arts, camps, and various clubs. These programmes are designed to help students explore their interests, develop talents, and engage deeply in College life. Specific facilities, such as the Music Centre and the Ken and Janet Waller Sports Centre, support these activities.