Founded: 1901

Student age: from 11 years old

Type of education: mixed

Southport School is a prestigious private boarding school for boys, founded in 1901 in Southport on Queensland's Gold Coast. It offers a comprehensive education for day students from age 6 and boarding for boys from age 13, with a total enrollment of approximately 1,380 students.

The school emphasizes holistic development, combining strong academics with extensive sports and creative arts programs. Boarders reside in one of five modern on-campus houses, with younger students in shared rooms and senior students typically in single rooms. All residences include common areas, study spaces, and supervised care.

Facilities across the 51-hectare riverfront campus include modern classrooms, science and robotics labs, a multimedia center, sports fields, tennis courts, swimming pools, and dedicated music and theater studios. The school maintains a partnership with the nearby St Hilda's School.

The academic year is divided into four terms. Admission requires academic transcripts, teacher recommendations, and proof of English proficiency, with potential entrance assessments. Additional costs beyond tuition include application fees, uniforms, and various ancillary expenses.