education
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Teacher celebrates 40 years in the classroom
Gail Larkin remembers the early days of Kurunjang Secondary College – chalkboards, typewriters and plug-and-cord phones. The school has improved vastly since it was opened…
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Students on mission to eradicate education diadvantage
Sophia D’Ambra is on a mission to eradicate education disadvantage, starting with Melton Secondary College. Ms D’Ambra is a Teach for Australia (TFA) associate on…
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Education Minister visits local schools
Education was high on Melton MP Don Nardella’s agenda last week when he joined Education Minister James Merlino for a tour of schools and sites…
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Moorabool children remembering World War 1
Moorabool’s children are vowing to never forget their forefathers’ roles in World War I. The musical show Remembering World War I will star pupils from…
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History on parade at Bacchus Marsh
A horse-drawn Cobb and Co coach will lead participants dressed in period costumes through the streets of Bacchus Marsh on Friday. It’s all part of…
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100 days at school and counting
Aariz and Elisapeta are 100 days into the school year, and they celebrated the milestone in a most regal way. The Melton South Primary School…
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Effects of ice explored at forum next month
Stephanie Zacharias hopes her peers will finally understand the ramifications of the drug ice, which is tearing apart users, their families and friends. The year…
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Melton West PS pears up up with planet
With the one gesture, Melton West Primary School is honouring its school captains and looking after the planet. At a ceremony last week, the school…
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Kurunjang school grows together
Samantha Vella’s love of gardening and recycling has sown the seeds for a whole-school project that is reaping rewards. The Secondary College attendance officer decided…
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Melton South kids on critter mission
Good planets are hard to find and the kids at Melton South Primary School are having fun doing their bit for ours. Last week, the…
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