education
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Teed up to stop bullying
Troy “Tee Mac” prides himself on being an unconventional motivational speaker. The heavily tattooed former gang member turned musician is on a mission to help…
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Leverage for beverages
Young entrepreneurs at Lakeview Senior College are getting a sip of what it’s like to run a small business. Year 11 and 12 students started…
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School ushers in a new era
A brand-new building for a Caroline Springs school will serve as a “powerful reminder of strong community interest and growth”. Southern Cross Grammar VCE students…
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Shine a light on sun safety
These Melton tots know the importance of the slip, slop, slap sun safety message. About 89 per cent of early childhood services in Melton are…
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Baking as easy as cupcakes
Bakers will be delighted with the classes on offer at the Melton South Community Centre. Chef Sallie Davies will be teaching home cooks the tricks…
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Pancakes a big hit for little cooks
These pint-sized chefs loved learning some life lessons over pancakes. The youngsters at Eclipse Early Education in Eynesbury celebrated Pancake Day, inspired by Shrove Tuesday,…
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Cambodia bid a class act
A Melton teacher who left her heart in Cambodia hopes to make her dream of building a school there a reality. Coburns Primary School teacher…
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Step up for busy kids
A Melton dance program needs help to keep its weekend classes moving. BusyFeet – a dance, music and movement program for children with intellectual and…
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Melton pop-up library on the move
Residents should bookmark the “big red tent” as the Movin’ Round Melton activity program hits town centres around the municipality this summer. The free pop-up…
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Kids enjoy a novel idea
Students at Arnold’s Creek Primary School found a creative way to spread the word about cyber safety. Year 3 and 4 pupils teamed up with…
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Kinder help for disadvantaged
About 40 kindergarten places will be reserved for children from disadvantaged families in Melton next year. The reserved spots, part of the state government’s Pre-purchased…
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Tram crew’s cafe ready for big brew
Springside P-9 College students have breathed new life into an old Z-class tram as part of an innovative education program. Year 7, 8 and 9…
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Family reaches out
A Bacchus Marsh mother is calling on Moorabool businesses to help fund an education seminar so parents can learn more about DiGeorge syndrome. Three-year-old…
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A vision splendid at Staughton College
Staughton College students had time to shine at their annual arts and technology showcase last week. The school’s exhibition included artwork, media, visual communication and…
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New girls’ campus for Islamic school
A new girls’ school will open in Caroline Springs in 2018. Caroline Springs Girls Grammar –part of the Australian International Academy – will open for…
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