Education

  • Concern that deteriorating pipes make school unsafe

    A MOTHER of three Winchelsea Primary School pupils fears for their safety as the school’s gutters and downpipes lie in disrepair.

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  • Principal passionate about job

    A COLAC district school principal says he’s still passionate about teaching after receiving recognition for 35 years of service to the education department.

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  • Young musicians ready for eisteddfod

    THE COLAC Music Teachers Association is encouraging music fans to support the district’s future music stars at Colac’s annual eisteddfod tomorrow.

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  • Lawnmower racing? That’s a bold idea!

    THE CHANCE to host and participate in lawnmower racing has given Camperdown College students a unique challenge.

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  • State award for model student, lifesaver and footballer

    A FORMER Apollo Bay P-12 College student has won a Premier’s VCE Award for his efforts during Year 12.

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  • Alvie oak tree sapling has roots at Gallipoli

    ALVIE Consolidated School pupils have planted a Gallipolli oak tree to commemorate the Anzac centenary.

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  • New college leaders look forward to roles

    COLAC SECONDARY COLLEGE’S new acting principal Jackie Dullard says she’s had a smooth transition into the role.

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  • $8000 charity boost from 14-day bike ride

    COLAC’S Daniel Madden says he felt a mixture of relief and elation as he completed a 3027-kilometre bike ride which raised money for African children.

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