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  1. www.scotch.vic.edu.auScotch College | Private Boys' School Melbourne

    Established in 1851, Scotch College Melbourne is one of Australia's leading independent day and boarding schools for boys.

  2. www.scotch.vic.edu.au › home-pageScotch College | Private Boys' School Melbourne

    Discover excellence in education at Scotch College, a prestigious private boys' school in Melbourne. Join us for a brighter future.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Scotch_College,_MelbourneScotch College, Melbourne - Wikipedia

    Scotch College is the oldest surviving secondary school in Victoria. Its foundation was due to the initiative of James Forbes, of the Free Presbyterian Church, who had arrived in 1838 as the first settled Christian minister in what became the colony of Victoria in 1851.

  4. www.scotch.vic.edu.au › aboutAbout | Scotch College

    Founded in 1851, Scotch College has been educating boys for over 170 years. Located in the heart of suburban Melbourne, our beautiful single campus, spanning 27 hectares and flanked by the Yarra River, provides a home for the Scotch Family of boys, staff, parents and Old Boys.

  5. www.facebook.com › scotchcollegemelbourneScotch College Melbourne | Melbourne VIC - Facebook

    Scotch College Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 430 likes · 32 talking about this · 20 were here. The official new Facebook page of Scotch College, Melbourne.

  6. privateschoolsguide.com › scotch-college-hawthornScotch College, Hawthorn | Private Schools Guide

    Scotch College is one of the most respected and dynamic schools in Australia, providing an integrated range of educational programs for boys from the Preparatory Year to Year 12. Founded in 1851, Scotch College is located on one campus in the heart of suburban Melbourne.

  7. archive.org › details › historyofscotchc00scotHistory of Scotch College, Melbourne, 1851-1925 - Archive.org

    Jun 2, 2010 · Scotch College, Melbourne Publisher Melbourne Collection ubclibrary; toronto Contributor University of British Columbia Library Language English