March 2, 2026

Drouin grows from strength to strength

The community at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School’s Drouin Campus continues to grow, expanding beyond its planned Year 4 offering to welcome an additional class at Year 5 level.

The new Year 5 students were warmly welcomed by the school’s Foundation students, who commenced their own journey when the school opened with Prep to Year 3 classes at the start of 2025. They were very excited to show their new friends around, including the brand-new building – a space they have already come to call their own.

The new light-filled facility features six purpose-built classrooms and specialist learning spaces for Art, Library and STEM. Shared community areas for Library, cooking and the Buddy Program are intentionally designed to bring students together, fostering collaboration, teamwork and a strong sense of belonging across year levels. As students learn alongside and from one another, they build confidence, responsibility and connection.

Another exciting addition to the campus is the additional new undercover hardcourt, providing students with an all-weather space for outdoor play, Sport and PE lessons, and co-curricular activities. The new green at the front of the school is also proving popular, with students gathering to enjoy shared games and friendships in the sunshine together.

This milestone marks a significant step forward in St Paul’s long-term vision to create a vibrant, modern learning environment that grows alongside the Drouin community in connection, opportunity, wellbeing and shared experience, with the school offering Year 6 by 2027.

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