Assistant Principals' Report
Semester 1 Reports
Semester 1 Reports were released to parents and carers via Compass on the afternoon of Thursday, 25th June 2026.
Please note that all semester based subjects, for example, Science or Performing Arts will be marked as an end of year progression. For example, a Year 3 students may recieve a 3.0 for Performing Arts, but the remainder of their curriculum scores would be 2.5.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact your child’s teacher to arrange a convenient time to meet or have a phone conversation.
Year Level Assemblies in the PAC
We welcome parents and carers to attend our Year Level Assemblies in our Performing Arts Centre (PAC) located in the Secondary Years. Can we please ask that parents and carers enter the PAC from Eminence Blvd and not walk through the College grounds when students are out at lunchtime. Thank you for your support.
Term 2 House Winners
We would like to congratulate Goodes House for winning this term’s Primary Years House Points Competition. Goodes House finished the term with 2,825 house points, with McGrath House and Stynes House coming in second and third place, not far behind.
Goodes House celebrated their win by being able to wear their Goodes Hazel Glen House top or a splash of green to school today. They also had the opportunity to receive a free Zooper Dooper.
We would also like to congratulate all Primary Years students for the positive behaviour they have demonstrated throughout the term. Collectively, the Primary Years earned 3,140 positive chronicles, equating to 15,700 house points, for consistently demonstrating our expected behaviours.
We would also like to congratulate the students below who received the highest number of positive chronicles or house points for their house this term. These students will be invited to celebrate their achievements with a special lunch attended by the Primary Years Principal Team and House Leaders.
Beachley - Jacob, Rihanna
McGrath - Kavin, Sophie
Stynes - Daisy, Logan
Wood - Indy-Rose, Oscar
Goodes - Aadhya, Lexie
Chang - Ivy , Nellie
We look forward to our Term 3 competition and seeing students continue to display our College values and expected behaviours.
ThinkUKnow Cybersafety Presentation
Thank you to all parents and guardians who attended our recent ThinkUKnow Cybersafety Information Night, delivered by volunteers from the Victorian Federal Police. It was a highly informative evening where we came together as a community to deepen our understanding of how to keep children and young people safe online.
The session provided valuable insights into the online environments our children engage with, current trends in digital technology, and practical strategies to support safe and responsible use. Parents and carers were encouraged to have open, ongoing conversations at home about online behaviour, privacy, and respectful communication.
A key takeaway from the evening was the importance of clear expectations within families.
The ThinkUKnow website offers a range of excellent, practical resources to support this, including guidance on creating a family technology agreement. This agreement can help families set consistent boundaries around screen use, online interactions, and digital wellbeing.
You can explore these resources here: https://www.thinkuknow.org.au
We sincerely appreciate the time and commitment of our families in attending this session, and we thank the volunteers from the Victorian Federal Police for sharing their expertise. Together, we are strengthening our community’s ability to support children in staying safe, informed, and confident in the digital world.
School Holiday Events - City of Whittlesea
