Melbourne Girls' College
55 Yarra Blvd, Richmond, Victoria, 3121
Why Choose Melbourne Girls' College?
Melbourne Girls' College integrates gymnastics into a supportive school environment, with programmes aligned to Gymnastics Australia standards.
The Richmond location offers accessible facilities designed for inclusive participation across recreational and women's artistic gymnastics.
About Melbourne Girls' College
Melbourne Girls' College in Richmond offers gymnastics programmes as part of its broader educational offering, providing students with opportunities in women's artistic gymnastics and recreational classes. The college is affiliated with Gymnastics Australia, giving students access to structured coaching and a pathway through recognised gymnastics levels.
Located in Melbourne's inner-east, the school features wheelchair-accessible facilities, including car parking and entrances, so that an inclusive environment for all students. The gymnastics programme complements the college's academic focus, allowing students to develop strength, flexibility, and discipline alongside their studies.
Women's artistic gymnastics training covers apparatus skills on vault, bars, beam, and floor, while recreational classes offer a more relaxed introduction to the sport. The college's location in Richmond makes it accessible for families across Melbourne's inner suburbs, and the integration of gymnastics into the school day provides a convenient option for students interested in the sport without the need for separate club enrolments.
For families seeking a girls' high school with on-site gymnastics opportunities, Melbourne Girls' College combines academic education with physical development in a supportive setting. Enquiries about the gymnastics programme and enrolment can be directed to the college office.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Melbourne Girls' College
Melbourne Girls' College runs women's artistic gymnastics (WAG) and recreational gymnastics programmes for its students in Richmond. The WAG pathway covers the core apparatus, vault, bars, beam, and floor, with structured coaching that follows Gymnastics Australia standards.
Recreational classes offer a less formal option for girls wanting to build strength, flexibility, and confidence without the competition focus. Both programmes are integrated into the college's co-curricular activities, so students can train alongside their academic studies.
Yes, Melbourne Girls' College is affiliated with Gymnastics Australia. This means the gymnastics coaching and programme structure meet national standards, and students training in women's artistic gymnastics can progress through recognised skill levels.
For parents, this affiliation provides reassurance that their daughters are learning in a quality-assured environment with qualified coaches. It also opens potential pathways for students who might want to compete or continue gymnastics beyond school in future.
Yes, the gymnastics facilities at Melbourne Girls' College in Richmond are wheelchair accessible, including car parking and building entrances. The college is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all students, so girls with mobility needs or other physical requirements can participate in the gymnastics programme.
If your daughter has specific accessibility needs, it's worth contacting the college directly to discuss how they can support her involvement in classes.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 3 9428 8955
- Address
- 55 Yarra Blvd, Richmond, Victoria, 3121
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- 8am-4:30pm
- Tuesday
- 8am-3:30pm
- Wednesday
- 8am-4:30pm
- Thursday
- 8am-4:30pm
- Friday
- 8am-4pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed












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