STUDENT ACTIVITIES   

HPV 

Our HPV group including students from Years 7-12 have had many long after school sessions  in these past couples weeks in preparation for our first race at Casey Fields! 

Welcoming lots of new year 7's to the program has been great and will grow our HPV family even further. 

The vehicles are race ready and now we are just awaiting decorations to make them look even better! It’s been an awesome effort put in from everybody and we are all super excited to get our vehicles out there and racing!

Amelia Rickard 10A

SAM HOWLETT 

Exciting news for our Performing Arts Leader, and Year 11 student, Sam Howlett who has been selected to perform as a backing vocalist at the 2019 Victorian State Schools Spectacular. Sam endured a series of auditions and 'call backs' during the selection process and is very proud to be representing our College at this prestigious event. Performances will be held at the Melbourne Arena on 14th September and in the meantime Sam will be extremely busy with rehearsals every Saturday until then. We shall let you know when tickets are available and the date it will be televised on Channel 7.

Chookas Sam !

SCHOOL LEADERSHIP  2019 

SCHOOL  CAPTAINS 2019 

           Tom Gibson                              Oliver Heavey 

As we head toward the halfway mark of Term 1, it’s a good time to reflect on how the senior school is travelling thus far in 2019. The last years of secondary school are some of the most important in our school lives, and the senior students and teachers have been working diligently across the board. Although these years of school might be quite tough at times, especially with upcoming SACs, they are also some of the best years of our lives. We’ve got a great group of students here at ` MESC, but also a brilliant group of teachers, who work as hard as we do (if not harder) to get the best out of every student at the college.

Tom

The first month of school has flown by as our senior school have hastily made a start to 2019. Having had 3 weeks of Jumpstart to set the foundations for our Term 1 learning, our Year 12s have been hard at work in preparations for the upcoming SACs. English practice SACs have already taken place, after school workshops and copious amounts of study are already in full swing. An intense year lies ahead of the class of 2019, but everyone is up for the challenge and if the first few weeks are anything to go by, there is plenty of success just around the corner.

Oliver