Hospital and converting it into a new boarding facility. From 2007 to 2014, Brian Savins served as the fourth principal of the college. In 2009, Clayfield introduced middle schooling to link junior and senior schooling in a continuous P-12 learning environment. At the same time, the opportunity was taken to adopt the six pastoral houses across the whole college. In October 2010, Clayfield built a new junior schooling building incorporating ten classrooms and administration centre. In September of 2021, it was announced by the College, that Clayfield College would be transitioning into co-education for both the primary and secondary schools. Parallel learning will take place in the Middle School and then fully co-educational classes in the Senior School. As well as this, major renovations are to be conducted to accommodate this change. These will take place in the PE Centre, Science Labs and other areas as well. In September 2021, the College announced that Queensland parents will have a new education option from 2023. Clayfield College will transition to be fully coeducational (Pre-Prep to Year 12) using the Parallel Learning model that sees girls and boys learning together from Pre-Prep to Year 6, then learning in single-sex classrooms for Year 7 through to Year 9. In Year 10 students come together for selected classes, and then benefit from fully coeducational classes in Years 11 and 12. The current principal is Dr. Andrew Cousins. Parallel Learning A new education option for Queensland families. Clayfield College will begin the transition to a coeducational day and boarding school in 2023 and offer families the best of co-education and single-sex education using the distinctive Parallel Learning model. Unique to Clayfield College, the Parallel Learning model will see students experience all the advantages of a coeducational environment as they grow and develop through their early years and primary school. Then, starting in 2023, Year 7 students will begin single-sex learning streams, continuing through Years 8 and 9. In Year 10 students come together for selected classes, and then benefit from fully coeducational classes in Years 11 and 12. Parents no longer have to decide between single-sex and coeducation in advance. Clayfield College offers the best of both worlds – gender-specific teaching when it matters most, with all the social benefits of a co-educational campus. Curriculum Students in Years P-10 study a core curriculum based on the Australian curriculum key learning areas. In Year 9, and