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  • Playground’s real work at Hoppers Crossing secondary

    Playground’s real work at Hoppers Crossing secondary

    STUDENTS at Hoppers Crossing Secondary College are about to learn what it’s like to work in the building industry. The Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning…

  • Back-to-school cost pain

    PARENTS across Wyndham are struggling to meet the costs of sending their children back to school, with welfare organisations inundated with calls for help. Families…

  • Rounding out 20 years at Cambridge Primary

    Rounding out 20 years at Cambridge Primary

    WERRIBEE’S Cambridge Primary School has celebrated its 20th anniversary. Pupils took to the oval last week to form a number 20 to feature in aerial…

  • So far, sew good at Bethany primary

    So far, sew good at Bethany primary

    PUPILS at a Werribee school have been busy stitching and sewing quilts to donate to soldiers serving overseas.  Bethany Primary School pupils (pictured) have created…

  • About-face on bus subsidy, but no fix

    MANY Wyndham students will still be ineligible for a subsidy to cover the cost of travel to school despite the state government back-tracking on the…

  • TAFE cuts effect spelled out

    STUDENTS at Victoria University will join education leaders to assess how hard state cutbacks to TAFE will hurt the western suburbs. Williamstown Labor MP Wade…

  • TAFE cuts push jobs out of reach

    MASSIVE cuts to TAFE funding in the western suburbs will cause considerable harm to the area’s prospects, according to a new study. The Social Impacts…

  • Student forced to give up dream

    Student forced to give up dream

    FEE hikes triggered by budget cuts at Victoria University has forced Corey Beckers to ditch his dream. With VU culling several courses and raising fees…

  • Mowbray to remain a learning hub

    Mowbray to remain a learning hub

    WESTERN suburbs parents are relieved the former Mowbray College campuses will continue to be used for education. As reported by the Weekly online, the Caroline…

  • Point Cook South East P-9 College gets a start

    EDUCATION Minister Martin Dixon last week turned the first sod to start construction of the new Point Cook South East P-9 College. Prep to grade…

  • Galvin Park students sent home amid VCE exam chaos

    A DAMAGED ceiling at Galvin Park Secondary College has resulted in students being sent home from school in order to cater for the busy VCE…

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