News and Excursions

Active April Results

The Active Results are in with a huge congratulations to all those who participated and especially to those that did activity every single day of April!

Overall, the final standings are as follows:

~ Sarah Adolph

Astrophysics excursion to Swinburne University

Our trip to Swinburne University for the astrophysics excursion was a very memorable experience. One of the highlights was using VR to explore space ,  it didn’t feel like just a simulation; it felt like we were actually moving past stars and galaxies, which made everything we’d learned in class come to life. The 3D movie added to that feeling, helping us really understand the size and scale of the universe in a way that’s hard to put into words. Another standout part of the day was meeting educators from different countries. They explained things clearly and were passionate about what they taught, which made the sessions more engaging and interesting.it was refreshing to see  science in a new way and to learn people from around the world . 

~ Avani Raj and Raja Pourghaderi

Year 10 Aquatic Fieldwork

Melbourne Aquarium

Year 10 Aquatic Fieldwork Science students visited the Melbourne Aquarium to learn about conservation of endangered species, in particular sharks and rays.

Year 10 Core Math

Embedding Maths into real life problem solving

Students in core maths measured the height of the schools flagpole (15m) on Anzac day as well as creating some challenging orienteering activites throughout the school as part of their lessons in trigonometry. 

These activites were great discussion points and embedded their learning in real life problem solving. 

Boys Netball