OWN YOUR OWN PIECE OF BSC HISTORY

Do you want to own your own piece of BSC history? Do you want your own time capsule of the year? If the answer is YES, then let’s commemorate 2024 with our Voyager Yearbook Magazine!

Voyager is a huge part of our BSC history which dates back to 1958, and is a heartwarming way to celebrate and reflect on the year that was! Students, staff and parent(s)/carer(s) continue to work and come together to ensure the school year is full of many activities and events which are enjoyed and celebrated by our community.

Creating this piece of BSC history is a whole-school effort. Every year (except for 1976!), the front cover of our yearbook has been designed by our very own BSC students, as well as the internal artwork featured throughout the magazine.

We are once again asking our talented students to participate in creating a potential front cover for Voyager! It can be a digitally created artwork or a physical one (a high res photo will need to be taken and emailed through to me). When designing your piece, reflect on the year as a whole and use your creative freedom to translate this into the artwork. Any student artwork used in Voyager will be acknowledged.

Important details: 

This year BSC will be gifting a copy of Voyager to our Year 12 students as part of their end of year celebration and acknowledgment of making it through their final year of secondary schooling (please note they will be posted to the main address listed on compass during commencement in term 4).

Years 7-11, a compass event has been set up for you to purchase your copy. Compass/events/voyagermagazine2024 .

We encourage you to view previous editions of Voyager via our website. 

Front Cover Specifications:

Size: A3 Landscape

Format: PDF, JPG or PNG (or AI)

Quality: High quality min 300dpi

Notes: Right side of your work will be the front cover and the left side will be the back cover. 

If it is a large file size, upload it to your one drive and share the link with me: mil@brightonsc.vic.edu.au 

Thank you for continuing to support Brighton Secondary College.

Warm regards,

Amber Miles