“We seek to cultivate a body of graduates who are well-rounded, successful men of faith and independent mind, who influence their nation for the greater good and who strive to be worthy of their forefathers.” The Strategic Intent of The Scots College, 2016-2025
“We are all measured by what sort of people we have become. At The Scots College, we strive to foster brave hearts and bold minds in every Scots boy through challenges and passion born of adventure.” Dr Ian PM Lambert, PrincipalAt Scots, we value the quest for excellence through adventure, curiosity, creativity and growth. The College is committed to a culture of high expectations, through which boys can become creative, confident and accomplished learners. Our desired learning outcome is young men who embody right heartedness, right thinking and right action. With brave hearts and bold minds, our Scots boys are prepared for a future that is yet to be invented.
“A Scots education brings the students into contact with the brightest researchers, practical achievers and creative dreamers, and trains them in the type of critical thinking that leads to significant advances in knowledge and understanding.” Dr Ian PM Lambert, PrincipalAt The Scots College, we know what is required for boys to flourish and excel in numerous areas. Through our Academic, extensive Co-Curricular Activities and Sport programs, Scots boys are positioned to achieve not only their academic potential but their all-round best. While following the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Kindergarten to Year 12 syllabuses, our curriculum is specifically tailored for boys. Our approach is research and evidence based, utilising the latest technology to engage students in enriching experiences. The Scots teaching staff, tutor groups and Pastoral Care program collectively support boys to achieve their broader academic goals and continue to develop as individuals. To learn more about our academic achievements, read the full report of The Scots College 2019 HSC Results and NAPLAN Results.
Mr Alan Elder was born in Scotland and migrated to Australia with his parents at a young age. He attended The Scots College for all his schooling, graduating in 1944. He played 1st XI Cricket and was a member of the College Cadet Unit. After leaving school Mr Elder studied accountancy and retained a life-long love of the College, especially the Pipes and Drums. Mr Elder never married, however the significant bequest he left will allow his Scots family to remember him through the Lang Walker Business Centre.