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Scotch College

Scotch College

Private school in Melbourne, AustraliaWikipedia

Search complete. 14 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Scotch College".

Oct 22, 2026

WippaHOST
42:29
the old boys go with that? They would have been disgusted.
WippaHOST
42:31
Scotch College was disgusted.
WippaHOST
42:33
I'll never be able to attend another black tie dinner.
Kate RitchieHOST
42:35
Anyway, 13, 24, 10, if the money changed them.
Sarah MacdonaldHOST
13:36
[laughs]
Norman SwanGUEST
13:36
... statistics at LSE, uh, to an illiterate shoemaker, to, um, you know, as I said, this 110-year-old minister in Melbourne who still conducts services and sometimes teaches kids at Scotch College.
Norman SwanGUEST
13:50
So very different people-
Sarah MacdonaldHOST
13:52
Mm
Anthony NorthGUEST
9:38
But my father was a deep-thinking man, a very sort of, um, conscientious person, and I think it just was beyond his contemplation of fairness that this could happen.
Michael GreenHOST
9:53
He must have been successful, or your parents must have been successful from a business point of view because they sent you to Scotch College, a private school with, um, high pa- high fees, I guess, although maybe not as high as they are today.
Michael GreenHOST
10:04
How was your experience at Scotch College? You were a conscientious cadet?
Anthony NorthGUEST
10:08
Um, no, I was a very unconscientious cadet.
Anthony NorthGUEST
10:11
The, the story of the cadets at, at Scotch is again, a really important, um, thing to understand about my future trajectory because, um, uh, I don't remember much about my schooling.
Anthony NorthGUEST
10:25
I've got a bad memory about the past.
Anthony NorthGUEST
10:27
I think I'm a future-focused person.
Anthony NorthGUEST
10:29
But the thing about the cadets and Scotch was this, that I, I started Scotch in secondary school, so I was 13 or 14, and when I started, I was offered to go into the cadets or to go into scouts, and I had this, uh, desire to wear a uniform, you know, be like the blokes, carry a .303 on the number 69 tram.
Gus MacLeodHOST
4:20
I think you can put Harry Wilson in that bracket as well.
Gus MacLeodHOST
4:23
Panda didn't play a heap of thirds last year, just the one game, because he was boarding down at Scotch.
Gus MacLeodHOST
4:28
So another one that they've brought into the
PandaHOST
4:31
mix.

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Gus MacLeodHOST
10:44
But the Roosters, their biggest improver, Pander.
Gus MacLeodHOST
10:46
And Harry Wilson, this is a guy that the Ovens of Murray didn't know a great deal about, quite simply because he hasn't played much Ovens of Murray football.
Gus MacLeodHOST
10:54
Talent League football alongside APS with Scotch.
Gus MacLeodHOST
10:57
He burst onto the scene and become a really crucial part of Lavington's defensive structure as their distributor across halfback.
Tony MoclairHOST
56:33
Okay.
Tony MoclairHOST
56:33
Um, I wonder how many cardiologist children you've put through Scotch College.
Tony MoclairHOST
56:37
Um, Bill-
BillAUDIENCE
56:38
[laughs]
Chris BonnorGUEST
3:39
So the, the cost of d- uh, paying all the fees or paying all the costs of private schools in Australia wouldn't be much higher than what it is now.
Tom ElliottHOST
3:48
Well, but except that, but I mean, a- as you'd be aware, like the likes of, say, Scotch College or Melbourne Grammar, they're, they're, they're very expensive here in Melbourne, and I know you're from, I think you're from, you're from New South Wales, aren't you?
Chris BonnorGUEST
3:57
Yeah, that's right.
Tom ElliottHOST
3:58
Yeah, okay.
Tom ElliottHOST
5:13
Well, that's true.
Tom ElliottHOST
5:14
The, the, the thing is, in Melbourne, you might be aware that some of the biggest private schools are, are all clustered in o- one or two suburbs, in Kew and in Hawthorn.
Tom ElliottHOST
5:21
So, you know, Scotch College, Xavier College, Carey Grammar, MLC, Wright and Trinity, like they're all within a few hundred meters to a K or two of each other.
Tom ElliottHOST
5:32
So [chuckles] they'd all have the same catchment area if they were run as state schools.
Cheralyn DarceyHOST
6:52
He wanted to recreate in Melbourne the life of an English sporting schoolboy, football in winter, cricket in summer.
Cheralyn DarceyHOST
7:01
Shortly after that letter, he co-umpired a football match between Melbourne Grammar and Scotch College.
Cheralyn DarceyHOST
7:07
It wasn't the first game of the code that would eventually emerge, but it was the most significant in the early history of the game.
Cheralyn DarceyHOST
7:15
The following year, the oldest known set of rules was written.
Greg AlexanderHOST
35:20
Yeah, go for it.
Ed KavaleeGUEST
35:21
Would you like me to do that? What is this rugby league you speak of? I myself go to Scotch and I enjoy the beautiful game rugby union.
Ed KavaleeGUEST
35:29
Ha ha!
Greg AlexanderHOST
35:30
How was that? That was pretty good, Ed.

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