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Principal's ReportA message from the PrincipalTerm 1 has been an incredibly positive, focused and rewarding start to the year at Reservoir High School.Upon our return staff were immersed in two full days of professional learning, as we continue to build a strong culture of ongoing improvement. The theme for this year is “Maintaining Momentum” where as a learning community, we will build upon the strengths of the school and the improvements made over recent years. This will ensure every student at our school thrives and achieves success, both as a learner and as a person.Our students returned with a renewed focus on learning and our senior learners have shown impressive commitment and dedication to their studies.It has been a joy to welcome our new Year 7 students and their families to Reservoir High School. They have very quickly become connected to the staff and other students at our school.  The Year 7 Camp held in week 3 was a fantastic opportunity for our year 7’s to make friends across the year level, engage with their teachers in outdoor activities and games and most importantly, have fun. The Year 7 Parent BBQ, which took place last night, was a delightful evening with most of our Year 7 parents and students attending. Parents, students and staff were able to mingle, get to know one another and establish new partnerships.  The Fair Go Sports Carnival which took place last Friday was a true celebration of everything that makes Reservoir High School an inclusive, compassionate and supportive community.  Our students who competed in the different events demonstrated athletic skill and strength and many others cheered and supported the competitors. Our whole-school Badges Assembly is taking place in week 8 of this term and is an opportunity for us to celebrate student achievement and leadership. Parents of the students selected for Leadership positions will be invited, as have our VCE High-Achievers from last year. It will be a wonderful way to finish up the term, one that has been characterised by excellence.  Kind regards, Katie WatmoughPrincipalPress Enter to type after or press Shift + Enter to type before the widget       Principal's Report Banner Photo
Principal's ReportA message from the PrincipalTerm 1 has been an incredibly positive, focused and rewarding start to the year at Reservoir High School.Upon our return staff were immersed in two full days of professional learning, as we continue to build a strong culture of ongoing improvement. The theme for this year is “Maintaining Momentum” where as a learning community, we will build upon the strengths of the school and the improvements made over recent years. This will ensure every student at our school thrives and achieves success, both as a learner and as a person.Our students returned with a renewed focus on learning and our senior learners have shown impressive commitment and dedication to their studies.It has been a joy to welcome our new Year 7 students and their families to Reservoir High School. They have very quickly become connected to the staff and other students at our school.  The Year 7 Camp held in week 3 was a fantastic opportunity for our year 7’s to make friends across the year level, engage with their teachers in outdoor activities and games and most importantly, have fun. The Year 7 Parent BBQ, which took place last night, was a delightful evening with most of our Year 7 parents and students attending. Parents, students and staff were able to mingle, get to know one another and establish new partnerships.  The Fair Go Sports Carnival which took place last Friday was a true celebration of everything that makes Reservoir High School an inclusive, compassionate and supportive community.  Our students who competed in the different events demonstrated athletic skill and strength and many others cheered and supported the competitors. Our whole-school Badges Assembly is taking place in week 8 of this term and is an opportunity for us to celebrate student achievement and leadership. Parents of the students selected for Leadership positions will be invited, as have our VCE High-Achievers from last year. It will be a wonderful way to finish up the term, one that has been characterised by excellence.  Kind regards, Katie WatmoughPrincipalPress Enter to type after or press Shift + Enter to type before the widget       Principal's Report
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Assistant Principal's Report
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Assistant Principal's Report
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Junior School Report
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Year 7Camp
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Middle School Report
Senior School Report  Banner Photo
Senior School Report 
Year 9 Drama  Banner Photo
Year 9 Drama 
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International Student Cel
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award  Banner Photo
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 
Peer Support Transition Program  Banner Photo
Peer Support Transition Program 
Mindful Meditation for Year 7 students  Banner Photo
Mindful Meditation for Year 7 students 
Showcase Information Evening - April 1  Banner Photo
Showcase Information Evening - April 1 
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The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 

Year 9 Advance 

 It was a pleasure to welcome William from the The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award to RHS, where he officially presented our licence to continue as a Duke of Ed Award Centre. This recognition ensures that our students can continue to access and participate in a program that promotes personal growth, resilience, and community engagement.

 

During his visit, William delivered an engaging and informative presentation to our students, outlining the key components of the Award, including the Service, Skill, and Physical Recreation sections, as well as the Adventurous Journey. He highlighted how the program supports students in developing confidence, independence, and valuable life skills that extend well beyond the classroom.

 

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Our Year 9 Advance students were particularly inspired by William’s insights and real-world examples. His presentation helped them gain a clear understanding of what is involved in completing the Award, while also emphasising the many benefits, such as building leadership capabilities, strengthening teamwork, and enhancing future study and career opportunities.

The session sparked a great deal of enthusiasm, with students asking thoughtful questions and expressing genuine excitement about the journey ahead. It was evident that they are motivated and ready to embrace the challenges and rewards of completing their Duke of Ed in 2026.

 

We look forward to supporting our students throughout this experience and celebrating their achievements as they progress through the Award.

 

 

Health and Physical Education Team