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  • Wyndham gets in on class act

      Wyndham families are speaking up and having their say about three new schools coming to the region. The Victorian Schools Building Authority has started…

  • Violinist on the rise

    Violinist on the rise

    When Nyssa Sanguansri was three years old, she saw a television cartoon of Bugs Bunny playing the violin. That inspired her to ask her parents…

  • Positive vibes in Point Cook

    Positive vibes in Point Cook

    Point Cook Senior Secondary College students are helping the community to bloom in a positive way. Year 11 VCAL students are designing an indigenous garden…

  • Wyndham Tech School on track

    Wyndham Tech School on track

    This is your first look at the soon-to-be-built Wyndham Tech School. The state government last week unveiled the designs for the multi-million dollar facility, which…

  • Around the world in eighty ways

    Around the world in eighty ways

    Staff, pupils and families from Baden Powell College celebrated cultural diversity in a creative way last week. The Hoppers Crossing and Tarneit campuses of the…

  • Gold medal star greets fun runners

    Gold medal star greets fun runners

    Students from a Point Cook school were cheered on by an Olympic champion last week. Stella Maris Catholic Primary School pupils took part in the…

  • On the right path

    On the right path

    Truganina South Primary School pupils are stepping out  to improve their health and safety on the roads. During the school’s Active Paths launch day, pupils…

  • Bowled over by the green scene

    Bowled over by the green scene

    Senen, Cooper and Ella have been on a roll at Werribee Bowls Club. The grade 5 pupils from Christ the Priest Catholic Primary School in…

  • Federal budget cuts ‘fail’ Wyndham: MPs

      Federal changes to education funding and a one-year extension on kindergarten spend have been met with a frosty reception by Wyndham council and MPs.…

  • The budget’s Wyndham factor

    The budget’s Wyndham factor

    The state government handed down its 2017-18 budget last week. Charlene Macaulay sat down with Treasurer Tim Pallas to discuss which projects made the cut,…

  • Property acquisitions likely to make way for Point Cook schools

    Property acquisitions likely to make way for Point Cook schools

    Point Cook properties could be compulsorily acquired in a state government bid to build two new schools in the area. The government yesterday announced it…

  • Point Cook to get senior campus

    Point Cook to get senior campus

    Point Cook will get a new senior campus thanks to a million-dollar allocation in yesterday’s state budget. The government has included $1 million in its…

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