Toorak College is an independent all girls school from Kingergarten to Year 12.
Our mission is to empower students through academic and personal growth so they thrive in their future. We do this by:
• nurturing our youngest learners so they can develop their sense of self and connection to others while exploring the world around them
• challenging every student through diverse experiences to develop their confidence and unlock their potential
• empowering girls with knowledge
16/06/2026
🥉 Bronze Medals awarded - Athletics Victoria Road Race 🥉
Congratulations to Toorak College's 16 years Road Race team on taking out the Bronze medal at the prestigious Athletics Victoria Road Race competitive event last month.
Matilda Cl, Tahlia C, Matisse B and Matilda Ch completed 3kms each in the 12km race competing against schools from across the State.
Well done on a fantastic effort representing Toorak College 👏
12/06/2026
🎼🎤🎷 A Cabaret Night to Remember 🎷🎤🎼
Earlier this term, there was celebration and excitement as the community came together for our annual Cabaret Night featuring a wide array of music ensembles and soloists from jazz, pop, rock and musical theatre genres. Creating a jazz club vibe, students captivated the audience throughout the evening.
A highlight for many students was getting the opportunity to perform alongside our special guest artist, Xani Kolac - a leading voice in Melbourne's Jazz scene. Students were provided a window into the professional music scene through a workshop with Xani in the lead up to the event.
09/06/2026
This term, the Toorak College Ethics Olympiad Team competed against other schools to examine and respond to a range of case studies.
The students worked together to think critically about the problems and questions posed to them to present their views with clarity and logic.
Student Summer reflected, "This experience enabled us to really explore our personal beliefs in ethically debatable situations and consider specific boundaries and perspectives which can affect the morality of an action"
Well done to the team and all involved!
04/06/2026
🏆🏃♀️ GSV Cross Country Championships Success 🏃♀️🏆
Congratulations to the Toorak College Cross Country team who competed at the GSV Championships held at Cruden Farm last week. The Toorak College team qualified as a Division 1 school, ranked in the top 8 of the 23 Girls' Sport Victoria Schools.
Other results from the day:
🏃♀️Poppy P finished 3rd in the 2km Year 6 race with a time of 8:16
🏃♀️Alice M finished 2km as the first Toorak Year 5 student with a time of 9:49
🏃♀️The 3km Year 7/8 race saw Matilda C finish 9th from 230 competitors with Tahlia C in 13th and Matilda C in 16th. The Year 7 and 8 junior team came 5th in Division 1
🏃♀️ Our Inter team finished 6th overall Mollie K ran the 4km course in a time of 16.41 with Sophie B not far behind with a time of 17.20
🏃♀️Captain Lucy H was our fastest senior completing the 4km course in a time of 17.23
Well done to all involved! 👏👏
03/06/2026
As National Reconciliation Week comes to a close, we are proud to share the reflections and artwork of our Prep students.
Following a Welcome to Country and collaborative art experience, our youngest learners explored what it means to be "All In" through conversations about Country, belonging and community.
Their artwork and reflections revealed three powerful themes: ❤️ Love, 🌿 Land and 👥 People.
💬 "My world shows that I love everybody."
💬 "I drew a sunflower to show that I feel connected."
💬 "I like people joining art around me."
Through curiosity, creativity and conversation our Prep students demonstrated that reconciliation begins with understanding, inclusion and learning from one another.
02/06/2026
🧜♀️🐠⭐ "Dreams can come true" - Our students proved just that with their remarkable performances ⭐🐠🧜♀️
Our Grade 6 students made a splash with The Little Mermaid Jr. musical production. Audiences were left wanting more with students energised and excited for the shows to arrive after months of rehearsals and planning.
All students were involved in the production either backstage or onstage, and came together to entertain our community over three shows in May.
Ms Sasha Fritchley, Toorak College Grade 6 teacher marvelled "It was amazing to witness the transformation of these wonderful students and see their confidence grow from the very first rehearsals to what they produced onstage, they should all be very proud as are all of the staff involved" 🩵
Congratulations to all involved! 👏👏
🖤💛❤️ National Reconciliation Week 2026 🖤💛❤️
This morning, our students gathered for a Smoking Ceremony to mark the beginning of National Reconciliation Week 2026.
Our Junior School Captains, students reflected on this year’s theme, 'All In' - a message centred on unity, inclusion, shared responsibility and walking forward together. Students were encouraged to consider how each of us can be “all in” through respect, reconciliation and building a future grounded in understanding, connection and community.
We were honoured to welcome Uncle Shane and Jacinta from the Bunurong Land Council to Toorak College for this morning's Smoking Ceremony and Welcome to Country, acknowledging the land on which we live, learn and gather each day.
Throughout the week, students in Wardle House will continue exploring the significant events, voices and moments that have shaped Australia’s reconciliation journey through assemblies, wellbeing activities and learning experiences. Our Senior School students will continue these important conversations and commemorations next week.
27/05/2026
💜Community Service in Action💜
Last Friday, Toorak College was proud to partner with for the Mornington Peninsula event.
Our students loved cheering on the incredible trekkers taking on the 20km, 30km and 50km courses and kept everyone fueled with motivational bananas and jellybeans along the way! 🍌✨
What an inspiring day of community spirit, determination and encouragement for all involved!
Is your daughter Ready For Tomorrow?
At Toorak College, students are encouraged to be part of something bigger than themselves - developing a strong sense of community, compassion and purpose, while learning the importance of giving back and empowering others. 💙✨
✨ Meet our next featured Collegian: Laura Buck (TC 2005), Director of The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation, working to create a world where all children thrive through her leadership in philanthropy, partnerships and community impact.
Girls who are encouraged… are women who empower others. 🔥💫
20/05/2026
Thank You ❤️
As we reflect on Giving Day 2026, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible generosity and spirit of our Toorak College community.
Thanks to the support of our community, we are thrilled to share that together we raised an incredible $131,045 - well beyond our $100,000 target!🎉
It is powerful to see what can be achieved when a community comes together with a shared purpose. Every contribution, large and small, played a part in making this Giving Day a success.
Together, we are helping to open the door to a Toorak College education through scholarships that will create meaningful opportunities for girls.
We are proud to be part of such a connected and generous community❤️
