Celebrations of Learning and Community
ONTTC Student of the Week
Congratulations to Joshua W, in Year 10, on being awarded the ONTTC's Student of the Week.
This award highlights the effort and commitment that Joshua has put in over multiple weeks. He has consistently followed ONTTC’s values of attending with a positive mindset towards Integrity, Growth and Excellence. They also display our underlying values of skill development, respect, teamwork, accountability, and safety. All these values contribute to our end goal of preparing your student with Employability skills, which will best prepare them for the workplace.
Congratulations again to Joshua on being recognised for ONTTC’s Student of the Week. ONTTC looks forward to continually working with you to develop the skills required to have a successful career in any pathway you choose.
Careers Expo
You're invited to join us at our annual Hazel Glen College Careers Expo.
College Production: Meet the Cast
We are very excited for the upcoming College production of Beauty and the Beast. Over the holiday period, our students came in to continue their rehearsals.
It's time to get to know our wonderful cast members and prepare for a tale as old as time. Today, we are introducing Will, who is playing Chip. Our production will run on August 27th and 28th, so save the date!
This enchanting production promises a magical journey filled with beloved songs, stunning choreography, and unforgettable moments. Join us as we bring this timeless story to life on stage.
Our talented cast and crew have been working tirelessly to create a spectacular performance that will captivate audiences of all ages. Keep your eyes peeled for tickets to be announced soon!
Book Week 2026: A Symphony of Stories
Year 9 City Experience: ArtVo
In Week 1, the Year 9 cohort attended ArtVo as part of their city experience. ArtVo offers students the opportunity to not only touch the art but be the art by simply striking a pose in front of the camera. Students had the opportunity to participate in an immersive self-guided tour where they could take hundreds of photographs and selfies with friends, memories that will last a lifetime.
The Fantasy theme, spanning the entire course of the gallery, saw students explore the ocean, polar ice caps, space and the forest. Stepping into a world of optical illusions, the larger-than-life murals allowed students to come face to face with wild animals, scale rocky crevasses and surf the ultimate pipelines.
Students then had the chance to wander down Hosier Lane in Melbourne, where they enjoyed the bluestone laneway and its array of colours, characters and shapes created by local and international artists alike.
