The family of former Scots Headmaster John Hunter have made a donation to The Scots Museum. It is a stainless steel and wood carving tray that was often used by Mr Hunter when he was carving the Sunday roast lamb.
On 2 July 1925, the Bishop of Bathurst, Dr Long, met with the Standing Committee and Corporate Trustees of the Anglican Diocese. At this meeting, the bishop reported that he had investigated the purchase of the Hereford Estate previously owned by the Rutherford Family. The estate had a long history, and the main building, the Rutherford home, was once considered to be one of the most important buildings in the district.
Deliah Wu (Year 12 2025) recently visited Senior School Campus to talk with current students about her plans and inspiration and reflections.
Join us for our annual College-wide parent social evening held on Senior School Campus 7 March 2026
Make sure you see our exciting Senior School production of Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, the Musical.
During 1945, both Germany and Japan surrendered, ending World War II. At the same time, the reason for which the Scots College Branch School in Bathurst existed had also ceased, and it was Scots College’s intention to close it at the end of 1945 and move its Junior School back to Bellevue Hill.
Discover some of the exceptional HSC achievements of Scots All Saints College Year 12 students.
As the year draws to a close, our French Department has been buzzing with energy, creativity, and a true love of language.
There is a history of this scheme here at All Saints’ and Marsden, as both schools were running the Duke of Edinburgh program beginning in the 1960s.
On 27 September 1974, the Jubilee Time Capsule was buried near the steps of Rutherford House to celebrate 50 years since the opening of Marsden School for Girls in 1925. This Time Capsule was then moved over to the All Saints’ Campus in 1983 following the closing of Marsden and the merging of the two schools.
