Senior girls from the College joined around 200 other from the region, attending a writing workshop held in the first week of term. This day long event aimed at encouraging the girls to think about their writing in different ways,…
Year 10 student Bonnie Burgess has been raising funds to support a Rotary project based in Fiji. After being selected for the project, Bonnie has been raising funds to support her trip to Fiji next year, this has involved a…
Students from Wodonga Senior Secondary College are gearing up for the 2017 Albury/Wodonga Solar Car Challenge event. With the event held later this term, the students are currently working through the process of designing, constructing and testing their solar car,…
As part of the College Graduate Program, Year 10 students have been participating in presentations on road safety and the process that is required to obtain their full license. With the group of students currently in year 10, this makes…
I’m FLAWSOME was the catch phrase promoted to WSSC students and staff on Monday by Caitlin Figueiredo. We are Awesome, flaws and all! Caitlin is studying law at ANU whilst volunteering actively in her community and in works overseas. Cailtin…
A huge congratulations to all students involved in the 2017 Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod. Their musicianship was outstanding, their conduct exemplary, and they really were wonderful ambassadors for our College. A big thank you also to the very talented Music staff…
A group of VCAL students organised an event, which included a screening of the documentary ‘Embrace’ and guest speakers from Life Intended. The film follows the journey of identity and discovery for Taryn Brumfitt. Year 12 VCAL students Sophia Voss,…
Students from four schools in the region came together, playing an indigenous game called Marngrook last Thursday. More than 70 students were involved in the tournament, which was organised as part of the Koori Graduate Program class as part of…
The Asia Education Foundation has been supporting Australian schools through the Building Relationships through Intercultural Dialogue and Growing Engagement (BRIDGE) project, to connect Australian teachers, students and school communities with their counterparts across Asia. Wodonga Senior Secondary College has been selected to participate in this…
Language Teachers from across the North-East and Southern Riverina, gathered at Wodonga Senior Secondary College to celebrate success and share ideas in languages education as part of the Border Modern Language Teachers’ Association (BMLTA) Annual Conference. Presenters from a range…