Clyde North Campus News

Last week, our junior production Dare to Dream delighted proud families and members of our school community with a memorable celebration of talent, creativity and teamwork. Our young performers took to the stage with confidence, enthusiasm and remarkable skill, bringing the story to life through energetic performances, beautiful singing and captivating choreography. The production was the culmination of many months of dedication from students, staff and volunteers, and it was wonderful to see our students shine as they embraced every opportunity to challenge themselves and grow. We congratulate all cast and crew members on their outstanding efforts and thank our families for their enthusiastic support. Dare to Dream was a wonderful reminder that when young people believe in themselves, great things can happen. 

VCE examinations are running and it has been wonderful to be using the new VCE Centre to ensure students have a quiet and studious space to complete these. Thank you to Senior Years Curriculum Leader Nigel Patawaran for all his work in organising the examinations.  

Upcoming:  

Year 9 Camp will be occurring in weeks 6 and 7. Students will be heading to Anglesea for lots of beach activities including surfing, kayaking and paddleboarding. We wish them all the best on the camp as they embark on the adventure together.  

Year 10 and 11 Examinations begin in week 6.  

As we move through Term 4, we would like to remind all families that regular school attendance is essential for every student's learning and wellbeing. While it can be tempting to arrange holidays or appointments as the year draws to a close, every school day remains an important opportunity for students to consolidate their learning, engage in assessment tasks, participate in school events, and prepare for a successful transition into the following year. 

Research consistently shows that students who attend school regularly achieve stronger academic outcomes, develop positive learning habits, and maintain stronger connections with their peers and teachers. Even occasional absences can result in missed learning opportunities that are difficult to replace. 

We ask all families to support their child's education by ensuring they attend school every day unless they are unwell or there are exceptional circumstances. Together, we can help every student finish the year strongly and make the most of the valuable learning opportunities that remain in Term 4. 

Karis Dalton

Head of Campus - Clyde North