Roxburgh College

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A Trade Training Centre opened in 2017. That’s Roxburgh College for you. A place of learning and skilled trades. Roxburgh College isn’t just a school. It’s a vibrant hub. It’s a community nestled in Roxburgh Park Victoria. This state secondary school offers years 7 to 12. Students can choose VCE VET or VCAL education. Roxburgh College boasts a strong focus on practical skills. The Trade Training Centre offers automotive electronics woodwork and metalwork fabrication. Roxburgh College has a rich history. It was previously known as Upfield Secondary College. The school transitioned to its current site in 2005. The school has around 1300 students. The student to teacher ratio is approximately 12 to 1. Roxburgh College is more than just classrooms and textbooks. It’s a place where students develop their talents. Many students go on to achieve great things. Richard Kennar a Samoan-Australian rugby league player attended Roxburgh College. Ahmed Saad an AFL St Kilda player also attended. Young Tonumaipea another Samoan-Australian rugby league player is an alumnus. Roxburgh College is a place of opportunity. It’s a place of growth. It’s a place where students learn respect. They learn to achieve. They learn to strive for excellence. Roxburgh College is a vital part of the Roxburgh Park community. It’s a school with a bright future. It’s a school with a proud history. Roxburgh College a place where futures are forged.

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