E. Clarke Visual Arts Building. Middle School science laboratories are established, along with another playing field. John Brennan replaces Brian Webber as Principal 1992: Stage one of oval, and environmental reserve commences, built on the 43 acres of land purchased by the College in 1980 1993: The College celebrates its 20th Anniversary. Stage two of the oval and environmental reserve development is completed, thus providing students with new facilities. New uniforms are introduced 1996: The Year 9 City Campus (located in Flinders Lane) officially opens. The College's quadrangle, known as the Forum, is officially opened, with a Halpern sculpture, to which students contributed, being unveiled 1998: A new preparatory centre opens in the former Principal's residence (made available by the construction of a new residence the previous year). Further construction work on the Senior School commences, opening the following year 1999: John Brennan retires as principal 2000: David Warner is appointed as principal 2001: The College's name is officially changed to ELTHAM College of Education 2002: Construction begins on the College's hospitality facilities. The Knowledge Network, a revolutionary intranet service, is unveiled, along with the History Centre for Years 3 and 4 2003: The College celebrates its 30th Anniversary, along with officially opening the new hospitality centre, now known as Swipers Gully 2004: Construction commences on the Arthur W. Kirkright sports pavilion 2005: The College now consists of 1171 students, along with 186 members of staff. Students of the College successfully raise $10,000 to build a library in Laos 2006: The Arthur W. Kirkright sports pavilion officially opens 2007: The College announces plans for the Melbourne City School 2013: The Year 9 City Campus moves to its current location on Lonsdale Street. David Warner retires as Principal 2014: The College celebrates its 40th Anniversary. Simon Le Plastrier is appointed as the fifth Principal of the College Principals Campuses The College currently comprises two campuses: Research Campus Kindergarten to Year 4 (Junior School), Years 5 to 8 (Middle School) and Years 10 to 12 (Senior School), day. Year 9 Campus Year 9, day. The College’s main campus, located in Research, focuses on Kindergarten to Year 12, with only a small portion of Year 9 completed there. The Research campus houses the College's sporting facilities, environmental reserve and restaurant, known as Swiper's Gully. The College's Year 9 campus is located in Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, and caters solely for Year 9 students and