education
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Final encore for students
Final year art students at Lakeview Senior College are putting their best foot forward with an exhibition at the Caroline Springs Gallery. The exhibition, which…
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New chapter for library
Bookworms rejoice – Little Library is back at the Melton train station permanently to keep literature lovers entertained. Readers are encouraged to “take a book…
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School talent on show
The secondary school journey is nearly over for senior Staughton College students and their year’s best work was on show last week. The school’s annual…
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A lesson in traffic safety
Melton council has given the green light to plans for a new traffic education school. Plans for the school, to be built at the Bridge…
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Students in power play
A student-led dance workshop, a self-defence class, a bake sale and a footy game were part of a Melton school’s efforts to empower women and…
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Hoops of fun on offer
A young basketballer is on a mission to pass on her love for the sport. Emily Attard is organising the Specialist Hoops holiday program for…
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Drama puts talent in the spotlight
Students are ready for the call of “lights, camera, action” on Bacchus Marsh College’s latest production. The school’s stage show, Knock on Wood, opens on…
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Water on the agenda
Melton students are tackling the big issues for an upcoming kids conference about the environment. Kurunjang Secondary College students have been selected to present at…
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Oz kids set to shine
Parkwood Green Primary School pupils have been busy little munchkins making poppies and a set of the Emerald city for their upcoming school production. The…
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Learning leap looms for Wyndham
Talented weavers from the communities of Burma will showcase their skills as part of the Wyndham Learning Festival. The festival, to be presented by the…
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School zone battle heats up
Calls by Taylors Hill residents to review zoning for the area’s newest secondary school have been heard at Spring Street. Western Metropolitan MP Bernie Finn…
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A hundred days of fun in Melton South
Melton South Primary School pupils have celebrated 100 days of learning. Grade 1 pupils and their teachers last week celebrated the milestone of a century…
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Study needs teachers
A Darley woman is calling on teachers to share their experiences and give feedback on inclusion and inclusive education for a research project. Janette Trento…
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Car numbers risk kids’ safety
Parents and teachers fear parking problems at Gordon Primary School could result in disaster if they don’t receive funding for upgrades. However there seems to…
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Violinist on the rise
When Nyssa Sanguansri was three years old, she saw a television cartoon of Bugs Bunny playing the violin. That inspired her to ask her parents…
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