Description

The Roslyn Otzen Sports and Wellbeing Centre facility is a space where all dimensions of health and wellbeing are catered to. It includes the Hannah Macdougall pool, an eight-lane 25-metre swimming pool; the Wendy Millar Sports Hall, a multi-purpose court for basketball, netball, badminton and volleyball; a rooftop netball and basketball court; purpose-built dance facilities; the Amy Tennent Theatre with professional theatre technology; functional spaces for pilates and yoga; a fully equipped gym; a Perceptual Motor Program room; a health centre complete with a sensory room; and the Sandra Ivory Café that opens onto a piazza which is a central gathering point for students, parents and staff.

What's On

Join us for a presentation with the Korowa principal Frances Booth and architect Sally Draper on the role of architecture in contemporary education. Hear how this space has enhanced the school, our educational offerings and created a thriving community. There will be tours of the facility by students before and after the presentation.

In Collaboration With:

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  Frances Booth, Principal Korowa Girls' School

  Frances Booth is the tenth Principal of Korowa Girls’ School. Under her leadership, the School is committed to developing confident, strong, and authentic individuals equipped with the knowledge, skills, and resilience to make a positive impact on the world.

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  Sally Draper, Sally Draper Architects

  Sally Draper Architects is one of Melbourne’s most respected architectural practices. It has a strong heritage and has produced a substantial body of education, residential and urban design projects defined by clarity, restraint and a profound understanding of place. The firm has earned numerous awards and deep client loyalty.