The Merton Hall Wing of classrooms was built in 1900, opened in 1901 and extended to its present limit in 1919. Today, it is a red brick fixture of the Merton Hall landscape. The Wing features in the 1924 Arthur Streeton painting, ‘Culture and Commerce’, proudly displayed in Phelia Grimwade Drawing Room.

The Merton Hall Wing is a comfortable, aesthetically pleasing and functional wing of classrooms that provides ready access to the latest in technology and flexibility in the organisation of teaching spaces. Each classroom features high speed internet and intranet connection and is fitted with data projectors and whiteboards, further enhancing our 21st century approach to teaching girls.

The Wing incorporates special purpose teaching spaces for Languages Other than English and Business Studies, as well as storage areas and new staff work rooms and offices. Reverse cycle air conditioning is provided in all classrooms. Recent extensions to the corridors on the first and second levels have enable the creation of spacious and secure, centrally located locker areas for students.

On the ground floor, there is a new seminar room to accommodate lectures, briefing sessions and meetings for up to sixty people which can be used by students, community groups and staff.