Student and Staff Achievement

Performing Arts

Inter School Sport

We have had an incredible term in Inter School Sport with 5 pennants and 5 events at the State Swimming in May! Results below and a huge congratulations to every student who represented our College this term.

Individual Results:

Regional Swimming

Daniel Collins -

1st - 200 free 

1st - 50 fly

1st - 200 IM

1st - 50 back

2nd - 200 freestyle

Ben Collins - 

1st - 100m freestyle 

3rd - 400 freestyle 

3rd - 50 breaststroke 

4th - 100 backstroke

Year 7 Results:

Boys Cricket - 2nd

Girls Tennis - 2nd

Boys Tennis - 1st

Boys Volleyball -3rd

Girls Volleyball - 3rd

Mixed Baseball - 4th

Year 8 Results

Girls Volleyball - 1st

Mixed Baseball - 1st

Mixed Ultimate Frisbee - 1st

Boys Volleyball - 2nd

Boys cricket - 2nd ( short by 10 runs)

Boys Tennis - 3rd

Girls Tennis - 5th

Intermediate Results

Girls volleyball A team - 1st

Girls Volleyball B team - 1st

Boys Volleyball A team - 3rd

Boys Volleyball B team - 2nd in pool 

Boys tennis - 4th

Girls Tennis - 4th

Boys Cricket - 3rd

Boys Ultimate frisbee - 5th

9 English Competition!

Our Education Perfect English competition ran from Feb 27th to March 22nd, see the impressive numbers below!

• 81,856 questions were answered by 71 competitors
• 22 students won medals, with 11 of those being gold
• To win a gold medal, a competitor had to score 1500 points or more which was the equivalent of 10 hours of Education Perfect time
• Our top five students all scored nearly 3000+ points, meaning they spent at least 20 hours at home on Education Perfect English questions

The winning students are:

Of the top 50 students, 15 of them were LEAP students!

Women of Western Port Event Celebrates Strength, Resilience, and Community

On March 6, Western Port Secondary College hosted its inaugural Women of Western Port event in celebration of International Women’s Day. The event brought together community leaders, students, and professionals to honor the achievements and contributions of women in the region.

An esteemed panel of speakers shared insights, including David Simmonds (Tyabb JFNC), Sharon Douglas (NBN), Claire Bauska (Regenerate), and federal MP Zoe McKenzie. Their stories inspired and motivated the audience, which included local students, community representatives, and organizations such as Rotary, Bendigo Bank, and the Mornington Peninsula Foundation.

The event opened with a moving Acknowledgement of Country by Monique Parsons and keynote speaker Claire Bauska shared her journey in community advocacy, highlighting the importance of practical support for women and children in crisis.

Entertainment was provided by Chloe Kirkpatrick and Rhiel Armstrong-Bernardini, who performed Superwoman by Alicia Keys. Western Port’s student captains also delivered inspiring speeches on allyship and gender equality.

The Women of Western Port event was not only a celebration but a call to action. It highlighted ongoing challenges in achieving gender equality while showcasing the strength and determination of women in the community. The school looks forward to making this event an enduring tradition that empowers and uplifts the women of Western Port.