Take a further glimpse at some of the inspiring spaces in the new Physical Education and Sport Precinct below.
This development is about more than just new facilities—it’s about creating opportunities that promote health, happiness, and confidence for girls now and into the future. Designed to foster a love of physical activity and wellbeing, this project will provide a legacy that enriches the lives of students and the wider community for generations to come.
Aerial view of the Physical Education and Sport Precinct. The Precinct is comprised of two main buildings—the Aquatics Centre and the Indoor Sports Centre—alongside extensive outdoor spaces that cater to a wide range of activities.
An external view of the Aquatic Centre, including underground carparking to help streamline campus and local area traffic and enhances overall accessibility.
An inside look into the Aquatic Centre. This includes a multi-purpose pool that can be transformed into two 25-meter pools, a dedicated learn to swim pool and four diving boards.
A view of the outdoor courts and Athletics Hub. These courts will accommodate tennis, netball, and basketball, providing year-round access for training and matches. The Athletics Hub features a sprint track, long jump, triple jump, and high jump facilities, this hub will enable MLC students to train in a number of disciplines on-site, enhancing their athletic training opportunities.
Three full-sized indoor courts designed for basketball, netball, and other sports, offering almost double the current participation capacity.
One of the versatile community-focused spaces for students and staff. These multipurpose spaces are for activities, event and celebrations.
A state-of-the-art gym equipped for both junior learning and elite-level training, accommodating larger classes and spectator events.
Dedicated land training ergo room for our extensive Rowing program, complimenting our Richmond Rowing Shed facilities on the Yarra River.
Designed with a female-focused approach, providing an empowering space tailored to the unique fitness and conditioning needs and goals of our students.
