The students of Katahara JHS Japan, prepared and presented reports on elements of Japanese culture in English to a group of our students on Friday via Zoom. 140 third year students (Year 9) gathered in the gym and 6 students…
With pride, Wodonga Senior Secondary College would like to announce that the formal Valedictory Ceremony for the Class of 2020 will be held on Friday December 4th, with official proceedings starting a 6.30 pm in Galvin Hall, WSSC. We invite…
Congratulations to the Wodonga Senior Secondary College Class of 2020. Our community is exceedingly proud of your achievements in this extraordinary year. You are part of a unique group of Year 12s across the world graduating during a historic global…
Welcome to our 2020 Online 'WSSC Arts: Big Night In' Event. Here you can browse through a range of students works from the Arts. Tune in on Friday October 30th at 7.30pm for our live showcase event. WSSC ARTS: BIG…
Click here to download this letter Dear Parent/Guardian of 2020 Year 12 Student, As we are well into Term 4 and we have the latest updates from the Department of Education, it is essential that we convey some important information…
Information for Parents/ Guardians/ Carers Over the past months, the VCAA has made several major adjustments to the delivery of VCE and VCE VET studies to support schools and students to engage with learning and assessment, both within the classroom…
Wodonga Senior Secondary College would like to invite you to join one of our Year 10 Laptop Information Sessions held online via Microsoft Teams. Visit the Notebook Purchasing Portal for further information about the two models available in 2021. Information…
Dear parents and carers On behalf of our school, I want to say a big thank you to all our students, parents and carers for your continued resilience and support. I know remote and flexible learning has not always been…
Dear parents/carers of our students, Great job on getting your students to the end of the term! What a challenging term it has been. There are many local resources to help your students over the holidays – take a look…
The eSafety Commissioner is are aware of distressing reports about a video of a suicide circulating social media platforms. eSafety has contacted social media companies about the reports and will continue working with them to monitor the situation. Please refer…