Upcoming Events
Clayfield College
Winter Holiday Programs
Explore the Winter Holiday Programs section of this newsletter to discover and register for a range of activities designed to keep students engaged, active and having fun over the holiday break.
On the Green
On the Green is back bigger than ever, headlined by iconic Australian artist Ben Lee.
Join us on Sunday 2 August 2026 for an afternoon of live music, food and festivities for the whole family.
Get ready to catch the good vibes as Ben Lee, his alter-ego DJ Dad Bod, the Clayfield College Big Band and the Brisbane City Big Band take the stage.
On the Green tickets are on sale, and we invite you to join us for an afternoon featuring:
- Iconic Australian artist Ben Lee as the headline act and his alter-ego DJ Dad Bod
- Live music performances from the Clayfield College Big Band, the Brisbane City Big Band and other talented artists
- A delicious selection of food and beverage options to enjoy
- An amazing opportunity for Clayfield students to attend an artist workshop and perform alongside Ben Lee.
Sponsorship
Partner with us for On the Green 2026!
We are grateful for the generous support of our long‑term major event sponsor, Ray White Kim Olsen Property. Kim’s continued commitment plays an integral role in bringing this much‑loved community event to life and we thank her for her support over the past four years.
Thank you to all our incredible sponsors for supporting our flagship community event, On the Green.
Limited sponsorship opportunities remain, for further details or to secure your partnership, please refer to the below sponsorship proposal.
Care@Clayfield with Dr Michael Carr-Gregg
Thank you to all parents who completed our Care@Clayfield topic preference survey. We are pleased to share that Dr Michael Carr-Gregg’s Teaching Wellbeing session was the clear session preference.
We look forward to welcoming Dr Carr-Gregg to Clayfield College in August and invite both Junior and Senior School parents to join us for this Care@Clayfield parent event focused on the rising social, emotional and digital pressures affecting young people's wellbeing and ways of teaching wellbeing in 2026.
Dr Carr‑Gregg is one of Australia’s leading psychologists and most respected voices on mental health, parenting and wellbeing. He specialises in supporting young people and families, with a particular focus on the impact of technology on wellbeing.
CCOCA Future Leaders Program - STEM Breakfast
Opus Concerts 3 and 4
Grandparents' Day
