Done deal?
The Department of Education is close to announcing the location of the Surf Coast’s first standalone secondary school.
Welcome aboard to new teaching staffThe new school term is in full swing and Torquay P6 College and Surf Coast Secondary College have been lucky to have the addition of new teachers.
The best site for Barwon Head’s new integrated early learning centre is Village Park, the City of Greater Geelong has decided.
Torquay landholders have made a last ditch pitch to the Department of Education for secondary and primary school sites.
First day for young friendsThis time last year Cohen Emmerson, Grace Morrissy and Elijah Brown were meeting at Jan Juc’s kindergarten. Now it’s time for their first day of school.
Surf Coast councillors will vote on an amended development plan allocating land for a secondary school and primary school.
New leader for a new yearQueenscliff Primary School is looking forward to a stable 2012 now that a provisional principal has been appointed.
A packed school holiday program at Scienceworks featuring dinosaurs should prove a welcome distraction this school holidays.
Bellarine Peninsula and Surf Coast students who attend Clonard, Sacred Heart and St Josephs Colleges will benefit from a Federal Government gran.
Renee is mighty DuxAn ATAR score of 95.85 has seen Saint Ignatius student Renee Jacovides rise to the top of her year to become the Dux of the College for 2011.
Kids encouraged to try new sportsStudents from St Leonards Primary School joined kids from Holy Family and Geelong South Primary Schools for a day of fun at Geelong’s Eastern Beach.
Winch wing open for learningA new wing at Winchelsea’s primary school has been opened as part of the Federal Government’s ‘Building the Education Revolution’ program.
No school Christmas present – yetSchoolchildren love a game of hide and seek and it appears Minister for Education Martin Dixon does too.
The Geelong Kindergarten Association has appointed a new managing director, with Tina Martin to take the helm in late January, 2012.
The Department of Education is close to announcing the location of the Surf Coast’s first standalone secondary school.
Back to school for U3AThere a buzz in the air last week when over 1,000 locals enrolled for the first week of classes at the University of the Third Age (U3A).
Kinder surprise for kids in LeopoldGoing back to kinder will be exciting in Leopold, with the opening of a second wing of Allanvale Preschool on day one of the new kinder year.
Surf Coast Shire Council moved the new secondary school project forward a step when it voted to approve amended plans.
Portarlington Primary School is stuck in the middle, as the blame for the lack of funding for school improvements is flung back and forth.
Holiday program set to pleaseOcean Grove Neighbourhood Centre has got the school holidays covered once again, with their school holiday program due to kick off in early January.
Leap into Melbourne Museum for school holidaysBunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre is presenting a vibrant and dynamic summer school holidays at Melbourne Museum.
Bluearth circling the coastWith the school year now at an end, students will be rejoicing in the knowledge that they don’t have to return to the classroom for at least a month.
The Surf Coast Shire has received an application seeking approval of a development plan allocating land for schools.
Later this week, anxious students around the region will finally get the news they have been on tenterhooks for – their VCE results.
Full-steam ahead for new school yearAmid months of speculation and uncertainty about the stand-alone secondary school in Torquay, many people have been hard at work for all students.
Around 2,899 local students across Colac and Greater Geelong will benefit from the Gillard Government’s reforms to Youth Allowance.
Legends in their own lunchtimeDrysdale Primary School is a winner when it comes to reducing lunchtime rubbish.