College Matters
College calendar
For professional development, report writing and PTSI the school year includes some student free days and early finish times. In 2023 the aim is to reduce the number of student free days and increase class contact hours. There have also been some changes to the all-school event calendar. For example NAPLAN has moved from May to March.
To assist with families planning here is a list of key events and activities. Important dates will continue to be in newsletters. All events will be advised on Compass and through Newsfeeds.
Parent Teacher Student Interviews online
Wednesday 29 March – No classes
Tuesday 4 April - Early finish at 2.15pm
Thursday 10 August – No classes
Wednesday 16 August - Early finish at 2.15pm
Student free days. No classes on campus
Monday 24 April - Staff PD. Students' first day for T2 is Wednesday 26 April
Friday 9 June - Report Writing
Monday 6 November - Digital Delivery Day
Friday 24 November - Report Writing
Public Holidays during term
Monday 13 March - Labour Day
Tuesday 25 April - Anzac Day
Monday 12 June - King’s Birthday
Tuesday 7 November - Melbourne Cup
Last day of term - early finish at 2.15pm
Term 1 - Thursday 6 April
Term 2 - Friday 23 June
Term 3 - Friday 15 September
Term 4 - NA
Headstart
Commences Monday 27 November
Last day for year
Friday 8 December - 2023 Years 9, 10, 11 / 2024 Years 10, 11, 12
Friday 15 December - 2023 Years 7 & 8 / 2024 Years 8 & 9
College Council
School councils play an important role in Victorian government schools. MGSC's Council has elected members representing parents, school employees and students. Community members can also be co-opted to the council. Information will soon be circulated about members of the 2023 College Council.
Meetings area held on Tuesdays at 7pm in the Conference Room or online. There are two meetings each term. The 2023 schedule is :
Term 1: 21 February, 21 March
Term 2: 16 May, 20 June
Term 3 : 15 August, 12 September
Term 4 : 31 October, 5 December
Assistant Principals
Carol Duggan - Engagement & Wellbeing
Detta Gordon - Teaching & Learning
Hayley Dureau - Student Learning Growth