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Australia, Canberra
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Radford College is a day school.
Radford College has a uniform; Radwear operates a second-hand uniform shop through the P&F. A uniform renewal project will introduce a renewed uniform with gender-neutral options and trans-seasonal pieces. Final decisions will be made early in 2025; the renewed uniform will be available in Term 4 2025, officially launched in 2026, with a two-year transition and full adoption by 2028.
Radford College has eight Houses that compete in five major events: swimming, cross-country, athletics, performing arts, and The Bishop's Cup. Houses are named after Australian native plants with colors: Acacia yellow, Banksia white, Boronia red, Huon black, Jarrah purple, Karri dark blue, Kurrajong green, and Wandoo light blue. Students are allocated to a House when they commence and belong there for the duration of their time at the College, with each House led by staff and student Captains.
Radford College is governed by the Radford College Board, consisting of 11 members, which meets up to eight times per year.
Radford College is an independent Anglican, co-educational day school located on a 46-acre campus in Bruce, Canberra. Serving Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12, it offers a K–12 program with two senior study pathways: ACT BSSS Tertiary and Accredited Packages and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). In Years 7–10, core subjects include English, mathematics, science, history and geography, health and physical education, religious and values education, and languages (Chinese, French, Japanese and Spanish), with a broad elective program feeding into senior study. The IBDP includes six subject groups, and Year 11–12 students undertake Higher Level and Standard Level subjects with a maximum score of 45. The college houses facilities such as Morison Centre and TB Millar Hall, and sports facilities including Mackinnon Oval and a sports precinct. The Radford community emphasizes service learning, leadership through Duke of Edinburgh and Round Square, and music and performing arts programs supported by ensembles and choirs.
