Wurrin News - Year 9

email: 8466-year9@schools.vic.edu.au
phone: 5150 4820

Events	Date
Student free day - Staff professional development	Monday 20th April
First day of classes for Term 2	Tuesday 21st April
2027 Year 7 Information evening	Wednesday 29th April
Morrisby Profiling	Wednesday 6th May
Boating Immersion Day	Monday 25th May
Trade & Tech Fit Expo	Tuesday 2nd June
Kings Birthday Public Holiday	Monday 8th June

Morrisby Profiling (My Career Insights Program)

My Career Insights is a careers program for all Year 9 students in government secondary schools. See flyer below for information about the program.

Morrisby Profiling will be allocated to designated classes during weeks 3 and 4 of Term 2.

Follow up unpacking and interviewing will occur in weeks 6 and 7 of Term 2. Parents can and are encouraged to attend this meeting.If you haven't already done so, please sign and return the attached consent form as soon as possible.

Questions or queries, please contact Jaclyn Powell on jaclyn.powell@education.vic.gov.au, or alternatively speak to the Year 9 hub staff.

DE Information Flyer for Families 1.pdf

Consent Form.pdf

Explore Your Paths Expo

Year 9 and 10 BSC Students had the opportunity to attend the Explore Your Paths Career Expo. This event connected students with local businesses, industries, and professional services in key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare and other vocational pursuits.

Exploring hands-on, interactive experiences across various industries including:

Agriculture & Environmental Services
Engineering & Manufacturing
Trades
Hospitality
Energy and Innovation
Health Care Services
Public Services
TAFE and Universities

School for Student Leadership Presentation

On Friday, we joined our School for Student Leaders via Webex, where they presented their Community Leadership Project (CLP). Lauren and Caitlin were due to attend in person, however the snowfall meant they unfortunately missed the opportunity to travel.

Our four students — Oscar, Jacob, Tully and Sylah — confidently presented their project (costumes and all), which will see them visit three local primary schools to build awareness among students in Grades 1 and 2 around road and water safety. This is an area they are all genuinely passionate about, and that certainly came through in their presentation.

We look forward to welcoming them back next term, hearing more about their experiences, and supporting them to bring their project to life. What an outstanding achievement.

Wide World of Food

Year 9 students successfully made their own dishes for their Mediterranean CAT with their cooking partners.