Located in the heart of the Gold Coast, Somerset College is one of Australia's leading independent Primary and Secondary education providers.
We are committed to developing engaged global citizens, aspiring to excellence, demonstrating integrity and valuing difference.
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To succeed, a child needs a great foundation. At Somerset College, we give students that foundation and set them on a path to achieving their best. We offer programmes from Pre-Prep to Year 12 and invite you to be part of the Somerset experience.
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2018 Rowing Club Annual Dinner
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2018 Somerset Golf Classic
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2018 Sports Awards Night
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College News
Rugby 7’s Tournament
By Scott Walsh, Director of Rugby
Two senior teams represented Somerset College at the Annual All Saints Anglican School QRU Rugby 7's tournament, Wednesday 10 October. The Senior Boys and Senior Girls acquitted themselves admirably, considering each team only had two to three training sessions prior to the tournament.
Somerset Junior Sport
By Mark Pitura, Junior School Sports Co-ordinator
A reminder, Junior APS Summer Sports Training in Term Four is every Tuesday morning from 7.15am to 8.15am for some teams and after-school from 3.30 to 4.30pm. All training sessions are compulsory and students are expected to attend.
Senior School
Somerset Senior Sport
By Shane Lunniss, Director of Sport
APS Summer Season resumes this week versus St. Stephen's, as do compulsory Monday and Wednesday practices. Students and parents are asked to “Save the Date” for the coming Sports Awards Night, Friday 9 November.
Junior School
Camp Challenges for Year 4s
By Nicole Fann, Year Level Leader
During the last week of Term Three, the adventurous Year 4 students headed out for camp to the picturesque Uki in northern NSW, to attend Midginbil Hill Outdoor Education Centre. The purpose of the camp was to experience team work challenges, build resilience, collaborate, communicate and learn about the history and ecosystem of the local volcanic environment.