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Hamlyn Heights, Victoria

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  • 7 year-level updates
NEWSLETTER

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  • 3 useful reminders previewed
  • 7 year-level updates

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A strong start to Term 3 with a focus on student pathways, wellbeing, and important planning for the year ahead at Western Heights.

Dates

  • 29 Jul - Year 10-11 Course Counsellingbook via Compass, no classes
  • 30 Jul - Year 9-10 Course Counsellingbook via Compass, no classes
  • 31 Jul - Year 11-12 Course Counsellingbook via Compass
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  • 19 Aug - Curriculum Dayno school for students

Whole-school updates

  • Principal's Message: Principal Fiona Taylor welcomed everyone back to Term 3 after the June/July holidays, reflecting on a busy first week that celebrated academic achievement and NAIDOC Week.
  • Academic Achievers: This Tuesday (21 July), an afternoon tea celebrated Semester 1 Academic Achievers from Year 7 to Year 12, recognising students for excellence in their learning.
  • NAIDOC Week: The College proudly acknowledged NAIDOC Week during the first week back, with a whole-school assembly, Pukamitjal games, story walks, Waddawurrung language learning, Sista Studio art workshops, and Koorie culinary delights served through the canteen.
  • Child Safety: Western Heights College is a child safe organisation, committed to protecting students and compliant with Child Safe Standards. Key policies and documents are available on the school website, and feedback can be emailed to info@whc.vic.edu.au.
  • Privacy Reminder: The annual privacy policy for 2026 reminds families about how the school collects, uses, and stores personal information, and provides guidance on the safe use of Google Workspace for Education. Information is on the college website, also available in 10 community languages.
  • Sports Enrolment Process: A reminder from Sports Coordinators Cate Johnson and Michael Dundon regarding the process for interschool sports consent and payment via Compass. Completing the process by the deadline is crucial for team selection, and refunds will be issued if a student is not selected or an event does not proceed.

Reminders

  • Year 10: Wed 29 Jul: book counselling, no classes
  • Year 9: Thu 30 Jul: book counselling, no classes
  • Year 11: Fri 31 Jul: book counselling for 2027

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A strong start to Term 3 with a focus on student pathways, wellbeing, and important planning for the year ahead at Western Heights.

Top Key Dates

29 Jul -- Year 10-11 Course Counsellingbook via Compass, no classes

30 Jul -- Year 9-10 Course Counsellingbook via Compass, no classes

31 Jul -- Year 11-12 Course Counsellingbook via Compass

19 Aug -- Curriculum Dayno school for students

Whole School News

Principal's Message: Principal Fiona Taylor welcomed everyone back to Term 3 after the June/July holidays, reflecting on a busy first week that celebrated academic achievement and NAIDOC Week.

... and 4 more in your parent summary

Useful reminders
  • Year 10: Wed 29 Jul: book counselling, no classes
  • Year 9: Thu 30 Jul: book counselling, no classes
  • Year 11: Fri 31 Jul: book counselling for 2027
Year 9, Year 11 and Year 12 news sample

Pathways and Careers Evening: This Wednesday (22 July), senior students and their families attended the Pathways and Careers Information Evening to explore subject select...

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