Prince Alfred College Preparatory School begins a bold new chapter

Rendering of the new building at the University of the South, showcasing modern architecture and surrounding landscape.
Prince Alfred College is proud to share the exciting redevelopment of its Preparatory School – a visionary transformation designed to inspire young minds from Reception to Year 6.

This state-of-the-art redevelopment, opening in 2026, reimagines learning spaces for the future, blending tradition with innovation. Purpose-built classrooms, dynamic outdoor play areas, and inspiring learning environments will support every boy’s academic and social growth. From the earliest steps in Reception to the final year of primary, these new facilities will nurture curiosity and confidence.

Three boys in school uniforms sitting together on a bench, engaged in conversation and enjoying their time outdoors.

Key components in the redevelopment:

  • Nine new purpose-built classrooms ​
  • Five small-group instruction rooms
  • One specialist and extension room
  • Multiple small and large breakout spaces​
  • New visitor reception, student support and wellbeing services ​
  • Multipurpose function space​ for students, staff and visitors
  • New staff facilities and workspaces
  • Reimagined outdoor learning, play and social areas.

 

A spacious modern office featuring an open layout with contemporary furnishings and ample natural light.

At the heart of this transformation is the College’s commitment to boys’ education. The new Preparatory School has been thoughtfully designed to reflect the way boys learn best – through movement, collaboration, direct instruction, and hands-on exploration. With a strong focus on wellbeing, belonging, and individual potential, every space encourages boys to thrive.

Whether you’re considering the very beginning of your son’s school journey or looking for a fresh start in a world-class learning environment, now is the time to explore what Prince Alfred College can offer.


Book a tour today at pac.edu.au/admissions/tours to discover how Prince Alfred College is shaping the future of boys’ education.

 

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