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  1. Vegemite Zombies rise! Wesley students win award in national writing…

    Wesley College students have made an impressive debut in the annual ‘Write a Book in a Day’ competition, a unique fundraiser and creative challenge organised by The Kids’ Cancer Project. This initiative not only raises funds for cancer...

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  2. Stellar cast brings heart and humour to the stage

    Adamson Theatre Company’s Middle School Musical was truly an event for all ages this year, as students from Years 5 and 6 joined the usual Years 7-9 cohort to bring the beloved production of Matilda Jr.to life. The stellar principal cast infused...

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  3. Visual arts students impress at 2024 Graduate Exhibitions

    At Wesley College, we are lucky to have consistently strong numbers of students that elect to study our array of visual arts subjects from Years 9 through to Year 12, yet not all of them aspire to be artists. Why is this? Arts education empowers...

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  4. Pushing for positive change

    A chance sighting of a dangerously degraded skatepark while on a visit to Dili led to Nick Oats (OW1996) setting up Timor Skate, a for-purpose organisation that aims to empower Timorese youth through skateboarding. Nick started skateboarding with a...

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  5. Creativity blossoms through art in the ECLC

    Creativity has flourished in the ECLC at Wesley College this year as our youngest learners explored the magical world of art. Each day, the children have eagerly experimented, designed and created, using various materials to bring their imaginative...

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  6. Fun on the farm

    For Clunes students, a highly-anticipated event on the calendar every term is Farm Visit Day. They gain so much value from visiting farms in the local area, taking their learning from these experiences to their academic work at Clunes and beyond....

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  7. ‘Little Shop’ a giant treat

    If a giant man-eating plant from outer space and a sado-masochistic, nitrous-oxide-sniffing dentist seem a little outside the character realm of the serious musical, then that’s because they are. But they’re right at home as central characters...

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  8. A world of pure imagination

    Elsternwick Middle School’s production of the musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory filled all involved with immense pride and joy. The energy and excitement of the event lingered long after the final curtain, with students reminiscing about...

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  9. Chum Creek reflection

    My journey at Wesley College began as a Year 5 student and ended as part of the Class of 2017. I am now proud to call myself a staff member at Wesley’s beautiful Chum Creek Outdoor Education Campus. Arriving at the site for my interview in late...

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  10. Historic victory for Girls’ First Basketball

    The winter season of sport brought unprecedented success for Wesley College, with the Girls’ First Basketball Team securing their place in history as the first APS school to win the Victorian College Championships. ‘To win the Victorian College...

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