This focuses on four key areas – Work, Body and Mind, Community Service and Leadership.

An extensive transition program has been implemented to assist students as they move into secondary education.

The program goes over the course of a year and allows the students to work in a range of situations in different groups and individually.

The houses are called Red (Monash), Yellow (Flynn), Blue (Gilmore) and Green (Hollows).

The college offers various outdoor and indoor physical activities including: swimming and diving, athletics and cross-country skiing and competitions in badminton, basketball, netball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, table tennis, cricket, football, golf, and hockey.

Students are selected on the basis of testing conducted at the College prior to the commencement of Year 7.

This acceleration makes a significant contribution to the maximisation of their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) at the completion of VCE.

A broad range of subjects is offered, including Chemistry, Physics, Outdoor Education, History, Global Politics, English Literature, German, Indonesian, Accounting, Methods and Specialist Mathematics, Legal Studies and Business Management.

This included building of a Basketball stadium with a single court and attached Performing Arts Centre.

Promised improvements from MP Jackson Taylor including redevelopment of its Food Technology Labs are yet to have been followed through with