Life at MLC

Join Principal Dr Perry to see our school in action through this discovery tour.

Rowing is such a special part of life at our College. We're celebrating this sport and all it has to offer our students and community during 2021 as MLC hosts the Head of the River for the first time in seven years.

As our Symphony Strings ensemble performing the Preludium from Grieg´s Holberg Suite, at MLC's outdoor stage, the Great Court. 

Hear about how we prepare our girls for their purposeful futures beyond MLC from some of our inspiring Collegians.

The Heather Lamont Festival is a unique event which celebrates the arts at MLC. Students showcase their skills in a broad range of categories during performances, displays and activities. Camaraderie and creativity are always on show as students compete on behalf of their Houses and support their peers. The festival is named after Collegian Heather Lamont who sadly passed away during her final years at MLC. Now in its 60th year, the festival is a highly anticipated event. Heather’s love of music and team activities lives on in this annual showcase of the MLC spirit.

Sofia connected with the environment during her Year 6 Outdoor Education experience. During an array of fun outdoor activities including canoeing, geocaching, supping, snorkelling, a high ropes course and a native animal incursion, Sofia formed friendships and explored and learnt about the local environment.

Our Early Learning Centre is a warm and inviting space for girls and boys from six months to four years of age.

Hear about the MLC Boarding experience from some of our parents Joss and Paul.

We have created a contemporary learning environment which encourages creativity, collaboration, innovation, communication, flexibility and adaptability.

In 1907 the dream became a reality, and work began on an innovative school for girls. That school was Methodist Ladies’ College. In 2017 we commemorate our 110-year legacy.