Historically, Geelong College has been the smallest of the great schools, and was the last of the six greats to be admitted to that grouping (in 1908).

Again, this history is older than I would have liked (1961), and contains very little information on corporal punishment. But what there is may be of interest still. I’ll be moving onto other schools now, hopefully ones where I can find more information – but I wanted to do the six great schools of Victoria first. The book is “The Geelong College: 1861-1961” by G.C. Notman, and B.R. Keith.