The latest completed project at Scotch College is the Design and Technology Cube, a centre of innovation where boys will discover new possibilities in the growing fields of design and technology, engineering and mathematics.

Learning will occur through collaboration and experimentation in both traditional skills and emerging processes.

In state-of-the-art workshops and design studios, Scotch boys will develop skills in design, testing and refinement that are essential to every field of enterprise.

The Design and Technology Cube is a contemporary response to both the ever-evolving discipline of design and the School’s commitment to creativity and progress built on sound academic principles.

Supporting the iterative nature of problem solving and development, the centre has a seamless flow between studios incorporating computer-aided design facilities and spaces for creation - be it electrical, mechanical, software, a traditional work of craftsmanship, or a system comprising some or all of these elements.

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Another recently completed project is the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre for Science. Officially opened in late 2016, the centre provides an opportunity to engage with scientific areas of study.

Scotch is home to 160 boarders, from year 7 to 12. Boys reside in one of three boarding houses and it is in this environment they learn to share their lives with others from a wide range of backgrounds.

 As Tim Byrnes, Dean of Boarding, noted “by boarding at Scotch, boys from rural and regional families can access world-class facilities, ensuring the education they receive is on par with their city counterparts. It provides opportunities that are seldom found elsewhere”.

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