History

In 1918, The Presbyterian Girl’s College (PGC) was established, offering young women a quality education within the beautiful surrounds of an historic property in Locke St, Warwick, fondly known as Glenbrae Homestead.

One year later, in 1919, across town on the banks of the Condamine River at Arranmore, the Scots College was founded, providing the same quality education for the region’s young men.

In 1970, some fifty years after their establishment, these two great colleges united to the SCOTS PGC College, a co-educational boarding and day school, which have collectively educated almost twelve thousand students since their inception.

The Past Students hold great values, integrity and mate ship which lives on through the college.

“The Magnificent 42”

Past Students who gave their lives during World War II, so that we may have our freedom!

Lest we forget

The School holds a dawn Anzac Day service each year at the College’s ANZAC memorial to remember the lives sacrificed by the past students.