Tag: learning
Play day for learning in Tarneit
Sisters Ella and Lily love to play together, whether they are reading, exploring the great outdoors or learning something new.
For families looking for new...
Wyndham schools cash splash
More than $1.65 million in state government grants will be used to upgrade sport and performing arts facilities at two Wyndham schools.
Werribee MP Tim...
Food festival is in flavour
Thomas Chirnside Primary School pupils, staff and families cooked up a multicultural storm recently.
The Werribee school hosted a food fair to celebrate cuisine from...
Racing ahead in schools
A group of “driven” students from three Wyndham schools participated in the inaugural F1 Dow Cup grand final on Thursday.
Grade 5 and 6 pupils...
Students are green thumbs
Forget the three “Rs”, students at Tarneit Senior College have been focusing on the three “Ps” in their classroom.
VCAL intermediate students from the school...
Just the job for Joseph
Joseph Sieh is on the front foot in his bid to get working.
He is one of 18 young people taking part in an innovative...
Learning leap looms for Wyndham
Talented weavers from the communities of Burma will showcase their skills as part of the Wyndham Learning Festival.
The festival, to be presented by the...
Long-serving teacher leads the way
As a long-serving staff member at Werribee Primary School, Catherine Millar is a familiar face to many children and families.
Ms Millar started teaching at...
Science comp for youth
Do you know a school student who is a star when to comes to science, or a youngster who is terrific with technology?
The Young...
A real nose for fun
Oscar, Xavier and Zoeya are looking forward to Red Nose Day.
Last week, they joined in a fundraising disco for the Red Nose organisation, along...
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Laidley to headline LGBTQIA+ anti-discrimination event
Former North Melbourne coach and transgender advocate
Danielle Laidley will headline a Wyndham council event marking the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)...
