Through the support of government grants and the extraordinary generosity of our wider community, Aitken College has developed facilities that enhance and enrich the learning experience.
What were once ambitious visions are now cornerstones of the College. These purpose-built learning spaces, designed to inspire curiosity, creativity and excellence, support academic achievement, creative expression and personal growth, providing students with opportunities that extend well beyond the classroom.
Together with our scholarship programs, these spaces reflect our commitment to accessible, future-focused education and ensure students are supported to explore their potential and thrive within the Aitken College community.

Completed: 2009 Architect: Peter G Lyall Cost: $6,000,000
The Chapel and Performing Arts Centre marks an exciting milestone in the school’s commitment to creativity, confidence, and community. This purpose-built facility offers a dynamic environment where students can explore music, drama, dance, and stage production, enriching both learning and personal growth.
Designed to inspire imagination and support high-quality performances, the centre includes rehearsal spaces, specialised classrooms, and a professional-level theatre.
More than a building, it represents an investment in students’ diverse talents and serves as a vibrant hub for school events, creative collaboration, and community engagement.

Completed: 2018 Architect: Hayball Architects Cost: $985,000
The creation of the new Kitchen Garden Centre marks an exciting step toward hands-on, sustainable learning.
Blending indoor and outdoor spaces, it allows students to explore the journey of food from garden bed to plate. Inside, purpose?built preparation benches and a flexible classroom support cooking, nutrition education, and cross-curricular learning.
Outdoors, students grow seasonal produce while developing practical skills and environmental responsibility. An outdoor pizza oven and yarning circle encourage shared meals, cultural learning, and community connection. More than a facility, it is a living classroom inspiring healthy habits and teamwork.

Completed: 2023 Architect: Hayball Architects Cost: $12,000,000
The construction of the Cumberland Building marks a significant milestone in the school’s vision for innovative, future?focused learning. Designed for Year 3 to 6 students, this two-and-a-half-level facility blends contemporary architecture with purposeful educational design.
Flexible indoor and outdoor spaces support individual exploration and collaborative learning, while modern classrooms encourage movement, creativity, and connection.
Specialised facilities, including STEM, Art, and Performing Arts spaces, provide rich, hands?on learning experiences, creating an inspiring environment where students can thrive academically and creatively.

Completed: 2025 Architect: Hayball Architects Cost: $13,500,00
The Fairview Building marks an exciting new chapter in the school’s commitment to inspiring, developmentally rich learning for its youngest students. Designed for Prep to Year 3, this vibrant facility combines purpose-built classrooms with thoughtfully designed shared spaces that support a range of learning experiences.
Contemporary layouts encourage independent exploration and collaborative learning, while access to an age?appropriate playground promotes creativity, movement, and social connection. Every element reflects how young children learn through curiosity, interaction, and play, creating a nurturing environment where students feel safe, engaged, and excited to learn.