Established in 1978 Colo High School initially occupied demountable buildings in North Richmond. It wasn’t until 1980 that the school moved to its current permanent location. This impressive secondary school on Bells Line of Road serves approximately 1000 students. The school caters for years 7 through 12 a testament to its commitment to education.
Colo High School’s blue and white colours weren’t randomly chosen. They were carefully selected by the school’s Uniform Committee. The school’s logo is equally interesting. Sam Weller the first Deputy Principal suggested using the school’s building plan as inspiration. David Stone the founding Mathematics teacher skillfully transformed this idea into the school’s badge. This badge cleverly represents the Tree of Knowledge with its three sections symbolizing students staff and the community.
The school’s journey reflects the growth of North Richmond. Colo High School is more than just a building. It’s a symbol of community a place of learning and a contributor to the rich tapestry of life in North Richmond. It’s a place where students strive for excellence embodying the school’s motto. This school is a vital part of the area’s history. It continues to shape the futures of countless students.
So here we stand before Colo High School. A place of learning a community hub. A symbol of growth and aspiration. Let us celebrate its achievements and envision its bright future.