Our vision for the future is daring and ambitious.

Our community and surroundings have evolved and adapted for more than 100 years. The College’s current gymnasium has served the Wesley community well since opening in 1987.

However, the College’s requirements have changed dramatically and the facilities are limited and aging. It has become critical that we invest in Wesley’s sporting facilities to ensure we best serve our students and community and cement our place as one of the State’s leading educational institutions.

The Centenary Building Project is a transformational development that will lay the groundwork for Wesley to extend its offering to the students and contribute even more to the community we exist to serve.

Together, with you we need to ensure that the future of Wesley College continues to burn brightly. Our future generations deserve nothing less.

Plans are also underway to rebuild Wesley College’s much-loved pool, continuing the legacy of a facility that has supported our community for more than 60 years.

The new Aquatic Precinct will feature a 50-metre pool and a full-size international water polo pool, supported by new filtration systems, tiered seating, shade sails, and new landscaping. It will be a bright, open space designed for both competition and connection.

The Centenary Building Project is a transformational development that will lay the groundwork for Wesley to extend its offering to the students and contribute even more to the community we exist to serve.
Entrance from Rossiter Oval into the state-of-the-art sports and community precinct.
The project includes a four court gymnasium, suitable for many different sports and activities.
With seating for over 1,800 people, this project provides a space for us to gather as a whole community.
Built along Swan Street and connecting into the current gym, The Centenary Building Project is a cutting-edge sports and community precinct that will benefit every Wesley student who attends this great College.
The College’s current gymnasium will undergo a conversion into an innovative athletic development area focused on high-performance training and development.
The new Aquatic Precinct will feature a 50-metre pool and a full-size international water polo pool, supported by new filtration systems, tiered seating, shade sails, and new landscaping. It will be a bright, open space designed for both competition and connection.