History of the College
The history of Cromwell College is one of people – it is not the buildings, gardens or any other external feature.
From its opening in June 1954 “its story is largely the story of graduates and undergraduates who have lived and worked and talked and played in it.” (Rev Dr Lindsay Lockley, first Principal of Cromwell College) Cromwell College was the inspiration of a group of Christian leaders in the Congregational Churches in Queensland. More Cromwell College Buildings History
The North Wing was opened in 1954 and is named after Rev Frederick North, Principal of Queensland Congregational Theological College from 1917 to 1927. Click title to see full history of Cromwell College Buildings History. More Vision and GovernanceMore Foundation Cromwell College Foundation looks to ex-collegians, families of residents and others to assist the College prepare for the future. It gives all those in the wider community who make up the Friends of Cromwell an opportunity to contribute, in a tax-effective way, to the on-going story of the College. The Foundation is committed to obtaining donations and investing them wisely to better serve the current and future needs of the College. More
Scholarships & Bursaries
Cromwell College Foundation provides various scholarships and bursaries such as the Helen Begbie Memorial Bursary and the G. Lindsay Lockley Fund. More Donations & Bequests You can help the College achieve its dreams by giving to the tax deductible Foundation. The Board of Governors is committed to keeping the friendly and responsible culture of the College but would like to improve its facilities and architecture. Your bequest can help the Board achieve this dream. More Annual Report More Testimonials More Strategic Plan 2007 More
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