Our College
We are a co-educational school in a beautiful rural setting on the outskirts of the city of Warwick, with students from Prep to Year 12 and boarders from Years 5 to 12.
Learning
Children naturally need different things at different ages and we know all learn differently. So, we tailor our approach to each stage of their development and to the individual.
Boarding
From the centre of Australia to the far north shores of Queensland, to our Darling Downs heartland and across great seas, our boarders – and their families – bring to our school community great spirit, depth and diversity.
Co-curricular
Active minds need activity! That’s why we offer more than 25 co-curricular activities and encourage our students to participate in as many as possible.
- Our approach
- Our offering
Enrolments
SCOTS PGC College is a co-educational day and boarding school with day students from Prep to Year 12 and boarders from Years 5 to 12. We welcome applications for enrolment in all year levels at any time.
Community
For us, community is more than events, or teams or sport. It’s a sense of spirit and a feeling of warmth and belonging.

Cattle and Sheep Club

Our Cattle and Sheep Clubs are popular activities with students competing in regional and metropolitan events including the Royal Queensland Show (EKKA), Farmfest, and other selected agricultural shows.

Cattle Club

Our Cattle Club is a great way for boys and girls from Year 7 upwards to immerse in the world of cattle showing. From breaking in cattle to washing, clipping, grooming, parading and judging, students learn to do it all.

The College is home to a small Angus beef cattle stud. This, combined with excellent facilities and significant space, means students can complete all of these activities on-site.

Sheep Club

Our Sheep Club operates similarly to its cattle counterpart. Boys and girls exhibit sheep from the SCOTS Texel stud – established in 1999 – at a range of local, regional and the Royal Queensland Show (EKKA).

At each show, we typically compete with one to three other Texel breeders and then, with any champions, subsequently compete for the inter-breed championship.

Sheep Club is a popular co-curricular activity that sees students from Year 5 upwards gather at the sheep yards every Wednesday afternoon to learn more about:

Weighing stock and monitoring growth
Husbandry operations such as drenching, hoof paring, tail docking and ear tagging
Show preparation (breaking in and training young sheep to lead and stand)
Parading techniques and judging processes

Cattle and Sheep Club

Cattle Club

Sheep Club

Our College

Learning

Boarding

Co-curricular

Enrolments

Community