Information for Families – 02/12/2022
View the original letter here A safety message from the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation The Australian Federal Police through the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation is seeing a concerning global trend of teenage males being targeted to…
2023 ICT Information
Wodonga Senior Secondary College has a strong curriculum based around the use of Mobile Learning Devices. The school is committed to every student having access to a notebook computer. WSSC recognises that handwriting is an important skill, as such our recommended…
WSSC Arts: Big Night In 2022
Welcome to our WSSC Arts: Big Night In showcase event for 2022! Here we showcase the achievements of our talented Performing and Visual Arts students. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! Test1 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur…
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ANZAC Day 2022
On Thursday April 7th at 9:50am, our College will be commemorating ANZAC Day for 2022 with a whole school virtual event. You can join in right from this page, or by clicking here to watch the presentation.
VCE Exam Guidance for Year 12 Students
While VCE written examinations play an important part in determining final results for the VCE, if you are unable to complete any of your VCE written examinations due to COVID-19, you will be able to apply for a Derived Examination…
WSSC 2022 BYOD Notebook Program
Wodonga Senior Secondary College has a strong curriculum based around the use of Mobile Learning Devices. The school is committed to every student having access to a notebook computer. WSSC recongises that handwriting is an important skill, as such our…
Children’s Day 2021
The 5th of May is Children's Day in Japan. It is a day where parents wish for their kids to grow up strong and healthy. Japanese carp, known as koi, are a symbol of strength as they swim upstream against…