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This school’s black and red blazers are more than a uniform. They’re a passport to a prestigious network

In its 148 years, Xavier College has produced a Queensland premier, a lord mayor of Melbourne, and 18 federal and state MPs. Schoolboys who enter the exclusive Kew Catholic school’s gates are “Xaverians for life”.

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  1. The Sydney Morning Herald

    This school’s black and red blazers are more than a uniform. They’re a passport to a prestigious network (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    In its 148 years, Xavier College has produced a Queensland premier, a lord mayor of Melbourne, and 18 federal and state MPs. Schoolboys who enter the exclusive Kew Catholic school’s gates are “Xaverians for life”.

  2. The Age

    This school’s black and red blazers are more than a uniform. They’re a passport to a prestigious network (opens The Age in a new tab)

    In its 148 years, Xavier College has produced a Queensland premier, a lord mayor of Melbourne, and 18 federal and state MPs. Schoolboys who enter the exclusive Kew Catholic school’s gates are “Xaverians for life”.

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