Based on the recommendation of the Partridge Report that Graylands Teachers College, Western Australia, be phased out, an inquiry concerning the future of the college was undertaken. Graylands was the second teachers college in Western Australia when it was established in 1955. The following areas are addressed: background of the college, the immediate problem, the rights and interests of staff, and the mechanics of phasing out Graylands. It is recommended that Graylands Teachers College and use of the college site be phased out by the end of 1979 and that Churchlands and Mount Lawley Teachers Colleges absorb as many as possible of the Graylands resources (other than buildings), staff, and students, and that Claremont Teachers College absorb any Graylands resources, staff, and student numbers that cannot be otherwise accommodated. Additional recommendations are offered, and statistical data are appended. (SW)