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Bishop Druitt College
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Bishop Druitt College
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bdc.nsw.edu.au
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Private
Founded yearint
1994
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Bishop Druitt College is an independent K-12 coeducational Anglican school operating from a single 1,000+ student campus at 111 North Boambee Road, Coffs Harbour, NSW. Founded in 1994 and governed by Bishop Druitt College Council Inc., the college delivers NESA-aligned curriculum from Kindergarten to Year 12 across four stages (K-2, Years 3-6, Years 7-10, Years 11-12), with prime enrolment entry points at Kindergarten, Year 5, Year 7, and Year 11. The college supplements core academics with a portfolio of specialised academies in Basketball, Football, Golf, Netball, AFL, Dance, and Drama, plus a High Performance Program mentored by three-time Olympic medallist Nat Titcume, a Career Pathways program, an Outdoor Education sequence (including Duke of Edinburgh), and Round Square global exchange membership.

The core technology platform is BDC Horizon Online, a NESA-aligned distance education school launched in 2025 that delivers live interactive lessons, self-paced study, and real-time teacher support to rural, remote, and elite student-athlete families across NSW. On-campus infrastructure includes the Garra-Garraji Dance Studio (purpose-built, Gumbaynggirr-named), Innovation Hub, STEAM Lab, Trade Training Centre, David Ford Senior Centre, and a 1 GB campus network with BYOD support. Operational systems comprise Schoolbox LMS, TASS Parent Lounge, Flexischools canteen ordering, and Edstart Plus instalment payment plans. No proprietary API, app, or AI capability is offered.

Revenue is generated primarily through term-billed domestic tuition fees (Stage 1 K-2 at $2,473/term; Stages 2-3 Years 3-6 at $2,541/term; Stages 4-5 Years 7-10 at $3,464/term; Stage 6 Year 11 at $3,712/term; Year 12 at $4,950 across three terms), with sibling discounts of 20-40% and 2-3.5% early-payment discounts. Secondary revenue streams include international full-fee-paying overseas student fees under CRICOS #02333G, short-term international visitor fees, instrumental music tuition ($22.50-$70 per lesson), instrument hire ($100/semester), Duke of Edinburgh participation fees, and extracurricular activity charges billed through TASS Parent Lounge. International recruitment is delivered through education agents, while domestic enrolment is direct via the website, virtual tour, prospectus download, online application, and mandatory interview with a $150 non-refundable interview fee.

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Bishop Druitt College is an independent K-12 Anglican school in Coffs Harbour, NSW, serving 1,000+ students through on-campus education, BDC Horizon Online distance learning, specialised sports and performing arts academies, and an international student program.

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Operating
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51–100
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HeadquartersCoffs Harbour, Australia
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Coffs Harbour
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Australia
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Oceania
Markets served

Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
K-12 independent education, distance learning programs, sports academies, performing arts education, Anglican schooling
Industry1 code
1Nonsectarian Independent Day Schools
CodeEDAJABAAPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Elementary and Secondary Schools611110
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
K–12 Independent Education
Social media profiles1 record
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Revenue model5 records
1Domestic Tuition Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

K-12 tuition fees charged per term across four stage bands, ranging from $2,473 (Kindergarten–Year 2) to $4,950 over 3 terms (Year 12). School camps are included in tuition fees. Sibling discounts of 20–40% apply for second and subsequent children.

2International Student Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Full-fee-paying overseas students (FFPOS) and short-term international visitors pay separate fee schedules for tuition, with OSHC required. CRICOS provider #02333G.

3Instrumental Music Tuition
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Private instrumental music lessons for primary and secondary students on a range of instruments, priced from $22.50 per student for group beginner lessons up to $70 for 60-minute individual sessions. Instrument hire also available at $100 per semester.

4Optional Extracurricular Activities
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

A wide variety of optional activities offered at extra cost, including sport, cultural trips, in-house presentations, and other educational extras, billed via Parent Lounge.

5Duke of Edinburgh Program
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Facilitation of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award for students 14+, with voluntary participation and associated costs for expeditions and residential projects.

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Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details15 tiers
1Stage 1 — Kindergarten to Year 2
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$2,473.00 per term. Covers all compulsory school camps.

2Stages 2 & 3 — Years 3 to 6
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$2,541.00 per term. Covers all compulsory school camps.

3Stages 4 & 5 — Years 7 to 10
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$3,464.00 per term. Covers all compulsory school camps.

4Stage 6 — Year 11
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$3,712.00 per term.

5Stage 6 — Year 12
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$4,950.00 over 3 terms.

6Individual Instrumental Lesson — 30 minutes
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$40 per 30-minute lesson, billed in advance per term.

7Individual Instrumental Lesson — 45 minutes
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$55 per 45-minute lesson (consultation with tutor required).

8Individual Instrumental Lesson — 60 minutes
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$70 per 60-minute lesson (consultation with tutor required).

9Group Instrumental Lesson — 2 students, 30 minutes (beginner)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$22.50 per student per 30-minute group lesson (beginner level only).

10Instrument Hire — per semester
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

$100.00 per semester for hire of violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, trumpet, French horn, or trombone.

11Sibling Discount — Second child
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

20% discount on tuition fees for second (eldest) child.

12Sibling Discount — Third child
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

30% discount on tuition fees for third child.

13Sibling Discount — Fourth child and above
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceTerm
Notes

40% discount on tuition fees for fourth child and subsequent children.

14Early Payment Discount — Per term
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

2% discount when total family tuition fees per term are paid in full by: 10 December (Term 1), 10 March (Term 2), 10 June (Term 3), 10 September (Term 4).

15Early Payment Discount — Annual
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

3.5% discount when total annual family tuition fees are paid in full by end of November for the following year.

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1BDC Horizon Online
Description

Distance education online school offering flexible learning for students from rural areas, athletes, performers, and remote learners across NSW.

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Bishop Druitt College provides K–12 coeducational independent schooling with Anglican foundations on its single Coffs Harbour campus, supplemented by BDC Horizon Online distance education. The school sells tuition across four stage bands (Kindergarten to Year 12), specialised sports and performing arts academies, international student programs, and ancillary offerings such as instrumental music tuition and the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • Regional School of the Year Excellence Awardee 2026
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Product overview1 text field

Bishop Druitt College is a K-12 coeducational independent school in Coffs Harbour, NSW, offering a comprehensive educational portfolio. The core offering consists of traditional on-campus schooling from Kindergarten through Year 12, enhanced by BDC Horizon Online which provides distance education for remote learners and athletes. The portfolio includes specialised programs such as Sports Academies (Basketball, Football, Golf, Netball, AFL), Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music), Outdoor Education, Career Pathways, and Round Square international exchange. These programs operate as add-on modules to the core academic curriculum, enabling personalised pathways for students pursuing elite sports, performing arts, or global education opportunities.

Product and service15 records
1BDC Horizon Online
CategoryDistance education / online school
Description

NESA-aligned online schooling offering personalised courses, interactive live lessons, self-paced study modules, and real-time teacher support via video conferencing for rural, remote, and elite student-athlete/performer learners across NSW.

2High Performance Program
CategoryElite performance / athlete development program
Description

Program for elite-level students in performance, composing, dance, and sports providing master classes, mentor access including three-time Olympic medallist Nat Titcume, and a flexible framework for balancing academic and performance commitments.

3Basketball Academy
CategorySports academy
Description

Sports academy providing skills, tactical training, and competition opportunities for basketball at state, national, and international levels with a holistic athlete development approach.

4Football Academy
CategorySports academy
Description

Elite training and coaching program for football players complementing local programs and developing technical and tactical skills with a holistic approach to wellbeing and performance.

5Golf Academy
CategorySports academy
Description

Program promoting a healthy outdoor lifestyle with golf skills development, competition at various levels, and a personal-best-based competitive environment.

6Netball Academy
CategorySports academy
Description

Training, education, and opportunities for regional netball athletes pursuing the sport at highest levels, coordinated by former Queensland Firebirds player Meegan Bruggemann.

7AFL Academy
CategorySports academy
Description

Training, education, and elite opportunities for regional AFL athletes with links to Sydney Swans Academy and Mid North Coast Academies, led by Head Coach Luke Matthews.

8Dance Academy
CategoryPerforming arts academy
Description

Extended dance program across all stages (Kindergarten through Year 12) with focus on creative exploration, embodied storytelling, and nurturing each student's unique movement voice.

9Drama Academy
CategoryPerforming arts academy
Description

Accelerated program for advanced drama students in Year 8 focusing on performance and production skills development in partnership with Kaizen Drama Academy.

10Outdoor Education Program
CategoryOutdoor education / experiential learning
Description

Sequential outdoor education with annual experiential learning, camps, and journey-based expeditions from Year 1 to Year 12, including Duke of Edinburgh Award and Snow Sports Program.

11Career Pathways Program
CategoryCareer education
Description

Career education program delivered to Years 5–12 including career counselling, work experience, industry internships, university access, VET pathways, and school-based apprenticeships.

12Round Square Program
CategoryInternational exchange / global education
Description

Global association membership providing exchange opportunities, regional and international service projects, and annual conferences with focus on IDEALS of Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership, and Service.

13Instrumental Music Tuition
CategoryInstrumental music tuition
Description

Private instrumental music lessons for primary and secondary students on a range of instruments (violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, alto and tenor saxophone, trumpet, French horn, trombone, guitar, strings), priced from AUD $22.50 per student for 30-minute beginner group lessons up to AUD $70 for 60-minute individual sessions, with instrument hire at AUD $100 per semester.

14Duke of Edinburgh Program
CategoryYouth development award program
Description

Facilitation of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award for students aged 14 and above, with voluntary participation and associated costs for expeditions and residential projects.

15International Student Program
CategoryInternational student program
Description

CRICOS-registered (#02333G) full-fee-paying overseas student (FFPOS) program and short-term study visits of 1–3 months, with homestay accommodation organised for international students and OSHC coverage.

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Partnership15 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Bishop Druitt College is a proud member of Round Square, a global association of over 200 schools from 50 countries committed to personal development, service, challenge, adventure, international understanding, democracy, and environmentalism. The partnership provides exchange student opportunities, regional and international service projects, and access to annual Australasian and international student conferences.

2North Coast Independent Schools (NCIS)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Bishop Druitt College is a member school of NCIS for inter-school sporting competitions, including swimming, athletics, cross country, and team sports. Students are selected through school carnivals and challenge processes for representative sport at regional levels.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Talented students at BDC have access to representative pathways within the CIS framework, enabling participation in state and national competitive sport beyond the NCIS level.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Head Coach of BDC's AFL Academy works closely with the Sydney Swans Academy and Mid North Coast Academies, providing BDC students with exposure to elite training networks and development pathways.

5Clarence-Coffs Independent Schools Career Hub
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

An initiative of the Association of Independent Schools of NSW, partnered with Clarence Valley Anglican School, St Andrew's Christian School, and BDC. The Career Hub connects local employers, TAFE, and universities with students to support transitions to further education and employment.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

University partner providing BDC students with career guidance, university access, early entry programs, and industry guest presentations as part of the career pathways program.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

University partner providing BDC students with career guidance, university access, early entry programs, and industry guest presentations as part of the career pathways program.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

University partner providing BDC students with career guidance, university access, early entry programs, and industry guest presentations as part of the career pathways program.

9Mid North Coast TAFE
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

TAFE partner providing BDC students with vocational education and training pathways, external VET courses, and access to TAFE facilities and programs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

AIS NSW partners with BDC through the Clarence-Coffs Independent Schools Career Hub, supporting the transition of young people from school to further education and employment in the region.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Edstart Pay+ school fee repayment scheme offered as a flexible payment option for tuition fees, allowing families to spread payments weekly, fortnightly, or monthly.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Local physiotherapy business affiliated with BDC's career pathways and career hub program, providing industry connections for student career development.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Agricultural company partner providing internship and industry exposure opportunities for BDC students through the career pathways and career hub program.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Local optical business affiliated with BDC's career pathways and career hub program, providing industry connections for student career development.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Local golf club affiliated with BDC's career pathways program and Golf Academy, providing access to golfing facilities and industry connections.

Recent move7 records

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Peers7 records
1Sydney Distance Education High School
TypeDirect peer
Description

NSW Department of Education-run distance education secondary school serving rural, remote, and special-needs students across the state. Direct competitor to BDC Horizon Online in the NSW NESA-aligned online schooling market for geographically dispersed learners.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major Anglican independent K-12 boys' school on Sydney's North Shore. Comparable to BDC in faith affiliation, premium tuition model, broad subject and co-curricular offering (including sport academies), and position within the NSW independent school ecosystem.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sydney-based non-denominational, multilingual independent K-12 coeducational school with strong performing arts and language programs. Comparable to BDC in K-12 coeducational structure, cultural diversity, emphasis on holistic and creative education, and premium urban/regional positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Australia's leading Anglican independent K-12 boarding schools and a fellow Round Square member. Comparable to BDC in Round Square membership, faith tradition, breadth of academic and outdoor education programs (including its award-winning Positive Education framework), and premium pricing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sydney-based Presbyterian independent K-12 day and boarding school with extensive sport, music, outdoor education, and Round Square international programs. Comparable to BDC in faith-based independent structure, premium positioning, global membership ties, and broad co-curricular portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Anglican independent K-12 day and boarding school in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Comparable to BDC in faith foundation, K-12 structure, premium positioning, focus on holistic student development, and significant investment in campus facilities and innovation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Australia's oldest and largest Anglican independent K-12 day and boarding schools, operating across multiple campuses in NSW. Highly comparable to Bishop Druitt College in faith foundation, K-12 independent structure, premium pricing model, and breadth of co-curricular and academic programs.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Bishop Druitt College

K–12 Independent Educationbdc.nsw.edu.au

Bishop Druitt College is an independent K-12 Anglican school in Coffs Harbour, NSW, serving 1,000+ students through on-campus education, BDC Horizon Online distance learning, specialised sports and performing arts academies, and an international student program.

What Bishop Druitt College does

Bishop Druitt College is an independent K-12 coeducational Anglican school operating from a single 1,000+ student campus at 111 North Boambee Road, Coffs Harbour, NSW. Founded in 1994 and governed by Bishop Druitt College Council Inc., the college delivers NESA-aligned curriculum from Kindergarten to Year 12 across four stages (K-2, Years 3-6, Years 7-10, Years 11-12), with prime enrolment entry points at Kindergarten, Year 5, Year 7, and Year 11. The college supplements core academics with a portfolio of specialised academies in Basketball, Football, Golf, Netball, AFL, Dance, and Drama, plus a High Performance Program mentored by three-time Olympic medallist Nat Titcume, a Career Pathways program, an Outdoor Education sequence (including Duke of Edinburgh), and Round Square global exchange membership.

The core technology platform is BDC Horizon Online, a NESA-aligned distance education school launched in 2025 that delivers live interactive lessons, self-paced study, and real-time teacher support to rural, remote, and elite student-athlete families across NSW. On-campus infrastructure includes the Garra-Garraji Dance Studio (purpose-built, Gumbaynggirr-named), Innovation Hub, STEAM Lab, Trade Training Centre, David Ford Senior Centre, and a 1 GB campus network with BYOD support. Operational systems comprise Schoolbox LMS, TASS Parent Lounge, Flexischools canteen ordering, and Edstart Plus instalment payment plans. No proprietary API, app, or AI capability is offered.

Revenue is generated primarily through term-billed domestic tuition fees (Stage 1 K-2 at $2,473/term; Stages 2-3 Years 3-6 at $2,541/term; Stages 4-5 Years 7-10 at $3,464/term; Stage 6 Year 11 at $3,712/term; Year 12 at $4,950 across three terms), with sibling discounts of 20-40% and 2-3.5% early-payment discounts. Secondary revenue streams include international full-fee-paying overseas student fees under CRICOS #02333G, short-term international visitor fees, instrumental music tuition ($22.50-$70 per lesson), instrument hire ($100/semester), Duke of Edinburgh participation fees, and extracurricular activity charges billed through TASS Parent Lounge. International recruitment is delivered through education agents, while domestic enrolment is direct via the website, virtual tour, prospectus download, online application, and mandatory interview with a $150 non-refundable interview fee.

Bishop Druitt College firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Bishop Druitt College
Legal name
Bishop Druitt College
Website
https://bdc.nsw.edu.au
Company type
Private
Founded year
1994
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Bishop Druitt College is an independent K-12 Anglican school in Coffs Harbour, NSW, serving 1,000+ students through on-campus education, BDC Horizon Online distance learning, specialised sports and performing arts academies, and an international student program.
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akta.pro rank

Bishop Druitt College industry classification

Industry
Product category
K–12 Independent Education
NAICS
Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Nonsectarian Independent Day Schools (EDAJABAA)

Keywords

  • K-12 independent education
  • Distance learning programs
  • Sports academies
  • Performing arts education
  • Anglican schooling

Where Bishop Druitt College is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Coffs Harbour
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

Bishop Druitt College business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Domestic Tuition Fees: K-12 tuition fees charged per term across four stage bands, ranging from $2,473 (Kindergarten–Year 2) to $4,950 over 3 terms (Year 12). School camps are included in tuition fees. Sibling discounts of 20–40% apply for second and subsequent children.
  2. International Student Fees: Full-fee-paying overseas students (FFPOS) and short-term international visitors pay separate fee schedules for tuition, with OSHC required. CRICOS provider #02333G.
  3. Instrumental Music Tuition: Private instrumental music lessons for primary and secondary students on a range of instruments, priced from $22.50 per student for group beginner lessons up to $70 for 60-minute individual sessions. Instrument hire also available at $100 per semester.
  4. Optional Extracurricular Activities: A wide variety of optional activities offered at extra cost, including sport, cultural trips, in-house presentations, and other educational extras, billed via Parent Lounge.
  5. Duke of Edinburgh Program: Facilitation of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award for students 14+, with voluntary participation and associated costs for expeditions and residential projects.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionTermStage 1 — Kindergarten to Year 2
SubscriptionTermStages 2 & 3 — Years 3 to 6
SubscriptionTermStages 4 & 5 — Years 7 to 10
SubscriptionTermStage 6 — Year 11
SubscriptionTermStage 6 — Year 12
SubscriptionTermIndividual Instrumental Lesson — 30 minutes
SubscriptionTermIndividual Instrumental Lesson — 45 minutes
SubscriptionTermIndividual Instrumental Lesson — 60 minutes
SubscriptionTermGroup Instrumental Lesson — 2 students, 30 minutes (beginner)
SubscriptionTermInstrument Hire — per semester
SubscriptionTermSibling Discount — Second child
SubscriptionTermSibling Discount — Third child
SubscriptionTermSibling Discount — Fourth child and above
SubscriptionAnnualEarly Payment Discount — Per term
SubscriptionAnnualEarly Payment Discount — Annual

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Bishop Druitt College product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Bishop Druitt College provides K–12 coeducational independent schooling with Anglican foundations on its single Coffs Harbour campus, supplemented by BDC Horizon Online distance education. The school sells tuition across four stage bands (Kindergarten to Year 12), specialised sports and performing arts academies, international student programs, and ancillary offerings such as instrumental music tuition and the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Product overview

Bishop Druitt College is a K-12 coeducational independent school in Coffs Harbour, NSW, offering a comprehensive educational portfolio. The core offering consists of traditional on-campus schooling from Kindergarten through Year 12, enhanced by BDC Horizon Online which provides distance education for remote learners and athletes. The portfolio includes specialised programs such as Sports Academies (Basketball, Football, Golf, Netball, AFL), Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music), Outdoor Education, Career Pathways, and Round Square international exchange. These programs operate as add-on modules to the core academic curriculum, enabling personalised pathways for students pursuing elite sports, performing arts, or global education opportunities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • BDC Horizon Online: Distance education online school offering flexible learning for students from rural areas, athletes, performers, and remote learners across NSW.
  • BDC Way

Products and services

  • BDC Horizon Online NESA-aligned online schooling offering personalised courses, interactive live lessons, self-paced study modules, and real-time teacher support via video conferencing for rural, remote, and elite student-athlete/performer learners across NSW.
  • High Performance Program Program for elite-level students in performance, composing, dance, and sports providing master classes, mentor access including three-time Olympic medallist Nat Titcume, and a flexible framework for balancing academic and performance commitments.
  • Basketball Academy Sports academy providing skills, tactical training, and competition opportunities for basketball at state, national, and international levels with a holistic athlete development approach.
  • Football Academy Elite training and coaching program for football players complementing local programs and developing technical and tactical skills with a holistic approach to wellbeing and performance.
  • Golf Academy Program promoting a healthy outdoor lifestyle with golf skills development, competition at various levels, and a personal-best-based competitive environment.
  • Netball Academy Training, education, and opportunities for regional netball athletes pursuing the sport at highest levels, coordinated by former Queensland Firebirds player Meegan Bruggemann.
  • AFL Academy Training, education, and elite opportunities for regional AFL athletes with links to Sydney Swans Academy and Mid North Coast Academies, led by Head Coach Luke Matthews.
  • Dance Academy Extended dance program across all stages (Kindergarten through Year 12) with focus on creative exploration, embodied storytelling, and nurturing each student's unique movement voice.
  • Drama Academy Accelerated program for advanced drama students in Year 8 focusing on performance and production skills development in partnership with Kaizen Drama Academy.
  • Outdoor Education Program Sequential outdoor education with annual experiential learning, camps, and journey-based expeditions from Year 1 to Year 12, including Duke of Edinburgh Award and Snow Sports Program.
  • Career Pathways Program Career education program delivered to Years 5–12 including career counselling, work experience, industry internships, university access, VET pathways, and school-based apprenticeships.
  • Round Square Program Global association membership providing exchange opportunities, regional and international service projects, and annual conferences with focus on IDEALS of Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership, and Service.
  • Instrumental Music Tuition Private instrumental music lessons for primary and secondary students on a range of instruments (violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, alto and tenor saxophone, trumpet, French horn, trombone, guitar, strings), priced from AUD $22.50 per student for 30-minute beginner group lessons up to AUD $70 for 60-minute individual sessions, with instrument hire at AUD $100 per semester.
  • Duke of Edinburgh Program Facilitation of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award for students aged 14 and above, with voluntary participation and associated costs for expeditions and residential projects.
  • International Student Program CRICOS-registered (#02333G) full-fee-paying overseas student (FFPOS) program and short-term study visits of 1–3 months, with homestay accommodation organised for international students and OSHC coverage.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Regional School of the Year Excellence Awardee 2026
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Bishop Druitt College

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Bishop Druitt College technology and API

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Integration4 records

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Bishop Druitt College partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Round SquarecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBishop Druitt College is a proud member of Round Square, a global association of over 200 schools from 50 countries committed to personal development, service, challenge, adventure, international understanding, democracy, and environmentalism. The partnership provides exchange student opportunities, regional and international service projects, and access to annual Australasian and international student conferences.
  • North Coast Independent Schools (NCIS)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBishop Druitt College is a member school of NCIS for inter-school sporting competitions, including swimming, athletics, cross country, and team sports. Students are selected through school carnivals and challenge processes for representative sport at regional levels.
  • Combined Independent Schools (CIS)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTalented students at BDC have access to representative pathways within the CIS framework, enabling participation in state and national competitive sport beyond the NCIS level.
  • Sydney Swans AcademyminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Head Coach of BDC's AFL Academy works closely with the Sydney Swans Academy and Mid North Coast Academies, providing BDC students with exposure to elite training networks and development pathways.
  • Clarence-Coffs Independent Schools Career HubcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAn initiative of the Association of Independent Schools of NSW, partnered with Clarence Valley Anglican School, St Andrew's Christian School, and BDC. The Career Hub connects local employers, TAFE, and universities with students to support transitions to further education and employment.
  • Macquarie UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerUniversity partner providing BDC students with career guidance, university access, early entry programs, and industry guest presentations as part of the career pathways program.
  • Charles Sturt UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerUniversity partner providing BDC students with career guidance, university access, early entry programs, and industry guest presentations as part of the career pathways program.
  • Southern Cross UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerUniversity partner providing BDC students with career guidance, university access, early entry programs, and industry guest presentations as part of the career pathways program.
  • Mid North Coast TAFEminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTAFE partner providing BDC students with vocational education and training pathways, external VET courses, and access to TAFE facilities and programs.
  • Association of Independent Schools of NSWcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAIS NSW partners with BDC through the Clarence-Coffs Independent Schools Career Hub, supporting the transition of young people from school to further education and employment in the region.
  • Edstart PlusminorOthersEdstart Pay+ school fee repayment scheme offered as a flexible payment option for tuition fees, allowing families to spread payments weekly, fortnightly, or monthly.
  • Hoys PhysiominorOthersLocal physiotherapy business affiliated with BDC's career pathways and career hub program, providing industry connections for student career development.
  • Costa GroupminorOthersAgricultural company partner providing internship and industry exposure opportunities for BDC students through the career pathways and career hub program.
  • Spec SaversminorOthersLocal optical business affiliated with BDC's career pathways and career hub program, providing industry connections for student career development.
  • Bonville Inter Golf ClubminorOthersLocal golf club affiliated with BDC's career pathways program and Golf Academy, providing access to golfing facilities and industry connections.

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  • Sydney Distance Education High School: NSW Department of Education-run distance education secondary school serving rural, remote, and special-needs students across the state. Direct competitor to BDC Horizon Online in the NSW NESA-aligned online schooling market for geographically dispersed learners.
  • Knox Grammar School: Major Anglican independent K-12 boys' school on Sydney's North Shore. Comparable to BDC in faith affiliation, premium tuition model, broad subject and co-curricular offering (including sport academies), and position within the NSW independent school ecosystem.
  • International Grammar School: Sydney-based non-denominational, multilingual independent K-12 coeducational school with strong performing arts and language programs. Comparable to BDC in K-12 coeducational structure, cultural diversity, emphasis on holistic and creative education, and premium urban/regional positioning.
  • Geelong Grammar School: One of Australia's leading Anglican independent K-12 boarding schools and a fellow Round Square member. Comparable to BDC in Round Square membership, faith tradition, breadth of academic and outdoor education programs (including its award-winning Positive Education framework), and premium pricing.
  • The Scots College: Sydney-based Presbyterian independent K-12 day and boarding school with extensive sport, music, outdoor education, and Round Square international programs. Comparable to BDC in faith-based independent structure, premium positioning, global membership ties, and broad co-curricular portfolio.
  • Cranbrook School: Anglican independent K-12 day and boarding school in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Comparable to BDC in faith foundation, K-12 structure, premium positioning, focus on holistic student development, and significant investment in campus facilities and innovation.
  • The King's School, Parramatta: One of Australia's oldest and largest Anglican independent K-12 day and boarding schools, operating across multiple campuses in NSW. Highly comparable to Bishop Druitt College in faith foundation, K-12 independent structure, premium pricing model, and breadth of co-curricular and academic programs.

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Frequently asked questions about Bishop Druitt College

What does Bishop Druitt College do?

Bishop Druitt College provides K–12 coeducational independent schooling with Anglican foundations on its single Coffs Harbour campus, supplemented by BDC Horizon Online distance education. The school sells tuition across four stage bands (Kindergarten to Year 12), specialised sports and performing arts academies, international student programs, and ancillary offerings such as instrumental music tuition and the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Is Bishop Druitt College a public or private company?

Bishop Druitt College is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Bishop Druitt College founded?

Bishop Druitt College was founded in 1994. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Bishop Druitt College based?

Bishop Druitt College is headquartered in Coffs Harbour, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Bishop Druitt College make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Domestic Tuition Fees are the primary driver. The others are international Student Fees, instrumental Music Tuition, optional Extracurricular Activities and duke of Edinburgh Program.

Who are Bishop Druitt College's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Sydney Distance Education High School, Knox Grammar School, International Grammar School, Geelong Grammar School, The Scots College, Cranbrook School and The King's School, Parramatta.

Does Bishop Druitt College have an API?

No public API is recorded for Bishop Druitt College.

What industry is Bishop Druitt College in?

Bishop Druitt College's product category is K–12 Independent Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAJABAA, Nonsectarian Independent Day Schools. Its NAICS code is 611110 and its SIC code is 8200.

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