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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College News
NRL Indigenous All Stars Visit Somerset
By Damian Flint, Sports Facilities Manager
On Tuesday and Wednesday this week the College was fortunate to have the NRL Men’s Indigenous All Stars train at the Sports Precinct in the lead-up to their match against the Maori All Stars. The team arrived on Tuesday and got straight to work on the Wyangan Rugby Field.
Somerset Science Students Awarded at 2020 BHP Foundation Science and Engineering
By Christine Wylie, Head of Department - Science
The BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Awards are Australia’s most prestigious school science and engineering awards. The Awards are a partnership between the BHP Foundation, CSIRO and the Australian Science Teachers Association (ASTA).
Senior School
Visual Artists on Excursion
By Grace Louie and Michelle Ooi, Year 12 Students
Year 11 and 12 Visual Arts students embarked on an excursion to Southbank to admire the art at QAGOMA in Week 4. We had the opportunity to check out amazing works by Australian artists from the insanely photorealistic Bad Dad by local Brisbane artist, Michael Zavros to the 2017 short film, Don’t Look at the Finger by UK filmmaker, Heitain Patel.
Junior School
Somerset Red Ball Tournament
By Lachie Yarwood, Coach - Tennis
Somerset hosted the first of eight Red Ball Tournament Events on Sunday 16 February, an event that hosts the best Under 8-year-old players on the Gold Coast. We had just under 30 entries for this year’s event which made it an amazing day full of some high-quality tennis played by everyone.