Tag: education
Derrimut schools in spotlight
The need for a secondary school in Derrimut will be investigated by Brimbank council.
Cr Lucinda Congreve has called for a council report on what...
New gateway to learning
St Albans Heights Primary School has marked its 50th birthday with a lasting symbol.
Earlier this month the school erected a gate designed by the...
Poster girl for bullying
A Derrimut student’s colourful stand against bullying has taken her to Government House in Sydney.
A poster by St Lawrence Primary School grade 4 pupil...
Show with a difference
The creative talents of Monmia Primary School’s pupils will be showcased to the community next week.
On Wednesday, May 23 the school will host an...
A golden moment
Levent Koca is the embodiment of hard work paying off.
The Albanvale local was left shocked when he took out Kangan Institute’s Student of the...
Council fights stadium removal
Brimbank council is calling on the state government to reinstate a four court indoor stadium into the planning for new college facilities at Sunshine...
Bullied teen takes a stand
A Caroline Springs teenager has turned a harrowing experience into the catalyst for change.
Monique Mastrobattista, 14, suffered at the hands of bullies after transferring...
Blooming good idea
Children at Brookfield Kindergarten have taken their first seedlings home to plant and grow.
Melton council’s Kindergarten Plant Program provides every child enrolled in four-year-old...
Hoops hopes on the rise
If determination and work ethic have anything to do with it, Alieu Chol will be taking his Melton-honed basketball talent to the world.
The 19-year-old...
Oh baby, get swimming
The opening of a new swim school in Keilor Park has made a big splash.
Jump Swim Schools, specialising in swimming lessons for infants from...
Reunion of great minds
A major coincidence has sparked a reunion of old friends and academic minds.
St Albans North Primary School principal Robert Parker said the series of...
Students left stranded
A Bacchus Marsh grandmother is leading a campaign for an additional school bus after a group of students was left behind because their regular...
What’s brewing at Brookside?
Year 8 and 9 students at Brookside College are brewing up their entrepreneur skills.
Hands on Learning teacher Seral Fehmi said students who run the...
My Brimbank: Matt Rodriguez
Matt Rodriguez has lived in Sydenham for 20 years, and is an early childhood educator. He spoke to Ewen McRae.
What is your connection to Brimbank?
I’ve...
Celebrating new heights
St Albans Heights Primary School is celebrating half a century of shaping young minds.
School principal Helen Otway said a big celebration is planned for...