Our Colour Houses

Our school’s four house colours are named in honour of renowned Australian bush poets whose works have captured the spirit, resilience, and beauty of our nation. Each poet’s legacy reflects the values we encourage in our students - creativity, perseverance, and pride in our Australian heritage.

Together, these four houses represent the enduring Australian qualities of creativity, community, and connection to the land.
Image of Australian bush poet Adam Gordon, icon of blue house colour

Gordon (Blue)

Named after Adam Lindsay Gordon, celebrated for his adventurous spirit and passion for the Australian landscape.

Image of Australian bush poet Banjo Paterson, icon of yellow house colour

Paterson (Yellow)

Recognising Banjo Paterson, the much-loved author of The Man from Snowy River and Waltzing Matilda.

Image of Australian bush poet Henry Lawson, icon of green house colour

Lawson (Green)

Honouring Henry Lawson, whose poems and stories portrayed the courage and struggles of life in the bush.

Image of Australian bush poet Henry Kendall, icon of red house colour

Kendall (Red)

Inspired by Henry Kendall, admired for his lyrical poetry and deep appreciation of nature.

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group photo of students from Gordon house dressed in blue
Gordon House
group photo of students from kendall house dressed in red
Kendall House
group photo of students from Lawson house dressed in green
Lawson House
group photo of students in patterson house dressed in yellow
Patterson House