Community 

Marsh/Tierney Scholarship

The Marsh/Tierney Scholarship is an opportunity for Year 11 students residing in the Latrobe Valley to join a Kokoda trek with ‘Adventure Kokoda’ in the July school holidays. The Marsh/Tierney Scholarship, worth $6300, provides our younger generation with an insight into the Gippsland connection to the Kokoda Trail, and the sacrifices made by men from this area. The successful applicant will be assisted with training and chaperoned on the trek. In addition to the scholarship, there will be around an $600-800 commitment required from participants for items like hiking boots, some incidentals and medical expenses. Details of the trek and information on the application process is attached below. Applications must be received no later than Friday 11 April 2025.

Hill End Junior Girls Footy

Annual privacy reminder for our school community

Please find attached information regarding the annual privacy reminder for our community. 

A message from Beleza School Uniforms

Please be advised that our retail stores will be closed for the first week of school holidays and will return to regular trading hours from Monday the 14th of April. See attached for more information. 

Thank You

Thank you to Simfix Pty Ltd for donating a large cabinet to The Arts Department to store their artwork.  

Moe Newborough Baseball Club

The season is starting in April! See attached for more information. 

After School Program at Latrobe City Libraries

Glengarry Junior Football Club

The Glengarry Junior Football Club is seeking boys and girls interested in playing football in their U15s Team. 

Journey Camp

See attached information regarding camps available during the upcoming school holidays.

A message from Latrobe City Council - High Accelerator Program

We are excited to share a fantastic opportunity for young people in Latrobe City aged 15-17!

Thanks to the generous support of Latrobe City Council, you can now participate in the award-winning HEX High Accelerator Program—completely free of charge!

This six-week program, developed in partnership with leading innovators, empowers students to explore entrepreneurship, innovation and business building. With mentorship from industry leaders and certification by The University of Sydney, this is a golden chance to gain practical skills, boost future career prospects, and have an unforgettable learning experience.

🗓 Dates: May 12 - June 22, 2025

📍 Format: Hybrid (online workshops + live mentoring sessions)

👩‍🎓 Eligibility: Young people in Latrobe City aged 15-17

💡 What You’ll Learn:

• Week 1: Founder’s Mindset
• Week 2: Problem-Solution Brainstorming
• Week 3: Market Analysis
• Week 4: Business Model Canvas
• Week 5: Prototyping & Branding
• Week 6: Pitching

 🎓 Recognition: Academic credits that count toward SACE, QCE, IB CAS, and other qualifications, with a graded academic record issued by The University of Sydney.

Secure your spot today!  Seats are limited, so don’t wait. Apply now by filling out the form here: https://next.startwithhex.com/program/hex-high-latrobe/

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Latrobe City Council. 

School Holiday Activities - Latrobe City Council

Stay local these holidays! 

Newborough Junior Football Club

Rumble Roadshow - Baw Baw Shire

This family friendly event is completely free, with a range of activities to enjoy either as a participant or spectator. There will be prizes, giveaways, skate lessons, a silent disco, giant games, sports activities and yummy food!

Date: Friday 11 April (first week of School Holidays)

Time: 12pm - 4pm 

Place: Warragul Skatepark, 20 Burke Street (opposite Warragul Leisure Centre)

School Holiday Fun - Baw Baw Shire

For information about school holiday activities available in the Baw Baw region, please visit School Holiday Activities

A message from the Latrobe Urgent Care Centre

The Latrobe Priority Primary Care Centre (PPCC) has been renamed and is now known as the Latrobe Urgent Care Clinic (UCC).

This is a name change only; the current service offering and operating hours remain the same. The newly named Latrobe UCC will continue to provide GP-led care for those in need of urgent care but not an emergency response. It will be open seven days a week, from 8am to 10pm, at 42-44 Fowler Street, Moe.

Community members can receive free, urgent care at the Latrobe UCC for reasons such as:

·         mild to moderate infections

·         fever

·         pain when urinating

·         suspected minor fractures and sprains

·         back and muscle pain

·         minor cuts, burns, and insect or animal bites

·         heartburn, vomiting, nausea

·         headaches, migraines and brief fainting

·         constipation, diarrhoea, abdominal pain

·         allergies and rashes

·         light bleeding in the first trimester of pregnancy

·         mild to moderate asthma attacks, coughs and other respiratory symptoms.

Since opening in January 2023, the Latrobe UCC has been one of the highest performing regional centres in the state. Ninety-nine percent of the patients we have surveyed confirmed they would have visited the local emergency department instead (if the centre didn’t exist), and 91 percent of survey respondents would visit the centre again.

This is an incredible endorsement from the very people who use this service. We look forward to offering the same quality of care with the same resources as the newly named Latrobe UCC.

What's on in April - Latrobe City

ANZAC Day events in Latrobe City

Moe Shred Fest