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Marching forward at Saint Ignatius CollegeSaint Ignatius College’s establishment of a new school uniform is a reflection of the progressive changes the college has implemented in recent years.
Culture of learning a keyClifton Springs Primary School is a school community with a rich culture of learning and is using Education Week 2012 to celebrate this.
The right choice in Ocean GroveOcean Grove Primary School has a caring and nurturing atmosphere with a fantastic transition program.
Reading rewards riding highLast week two lucky students from Anglesea Primary School got to ride home on brand new BMX bikes, all due to their love of reading.
Diamond is school’s best friendWith land now secured for a standalone secondary school in Torquay, Luke Griffiths sat down with Surf Coast Secondary College principal Scott Diamond.
Lorne-Aireys Inlet P 9-12 College will join others in finding ways to avoid disadvantaging its VCAL students, after the Baillieu Government pulled funding.
A website that aims to provide students with a range of information about Australian universities and higher education providers needs improvement.
Bellarine Secondary School has gone into deficit for its VCAL students, after Bailleu Government pulled funding.
Making friends, building bridgesBuilding a permanent bridge between cultures was the key aim of a fortnight long visit by two Indonesian teachers at Surf Coast Secondary College.
The Education Department has made an official offer to the landowners for the proposed site of the Surf Coast Secondary College.
Accelerated learning program gets resultsBelmont High School is one of 36 Victorian Government schools accredited by the DEECD to provide a Select Entry Accelerated Learning Program (SEALP).
Big shoes to fill at Geelong CollegeAfter almost 17 years in the top job, Geelong College principal Dr Pauline Turner has signalled her intention to retire at the end of 2012.
The communities of Lorne and Aireys Inlet last week celebrated the opening of a new library and classrooms at its P-12 College.
Learning not bound by the fence lineAt Surf Coast Secondary College, “fused” learning brings together a range of traditional subject areas to enhance each student’s program.
Learn to lead, learn to succeedOberon High School is a year 7–12 single campus school situated in Belmont, Geelong.
Walking the way for studentsWith more than 60 per cent of primary school children driven to school, Walk Safely to School Day will promote reduced car dependency and improved diets.
Parents of school students will receive funding for each child to help them with the costs of educating their children.
Indigenous journey for Bellbrae studentsStudents of Bellbrae Primary School will be taken on an Indigenous journey next week as part of a cultural program to provide insight into Indigenous culture.
Land lockedBy the beginning of the 2014 school year the northern gateway to Torquay will have a fully operational secondary school.
Authors will be appearing in North Bellarine primary schools, thanks to the Portarlington/Drysdale Lions Club.
Measures to devolve decision making powers to school principals will be implemented in 2012, according to Victorian Minister for Education Martin Dixon.
Riding to school a fruity affairMore than 200,000 primary and secondary students took to the streets of Australia on Friday as part of National Ride2School Day.
Kids bank on fish and tripsWhen grade three at Portarlington Primary School needed a bus, they went to the bank.
Every Victorian student is being urged to take a stand against bullying by naming the Victorian Coalition Government’s new anti-bullying campaign.
Boxing on after schoolWhen an after-school program at Portarlington started losing the interest of children, organiser Danielle Chambers didn’t give up – she up-sized.
Co-educational Ignatius College opens its doorsSaint Ignatius College Geelong is proud to be the only co-educational Catholic secondary college in the Geelong region.
