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  • Students switched on

    While tax agents may no longer have to count carbon, Victoria’s school students still have the formulas on their curriculum. Last week, 12 more northern…

  • Vote for the future at Parade College

    Vote for the future at Parade College

    If the year 9 students at Parade College ran the country, Australians would be healthier, greener, more generous and receive harsher punishments for violent crime.…

  • Northern schools win in campaign

    Northern schools win in campaign

    Trade training is back in the schools of Melbourne’s north after almost a decade in the doldrums. The past week brought a flurry of announcements…

  • No fun as school playgrounds shrink

    No fun as school playgrounds shrink

    POPULATION growth and an increase in the number of portable classrooms has led to a loss of schoolyard space, according to a report by an…

  • Fast-track roles for Kangan students

    Fast-track roles for Kangan students

    BUILDING a car is the ultimate for motoring buffs around the world, but building racing cars with one of the world’s top motorsport teams is…

  • Surplus takes a dive at NMIT

    NORTHERN Melbourne Institute of TAFE recorded a 63 per cent drop in surplus from 2011 to 2012, according to an auditor-general’s report on tertiary education.…

  • Surplus takes a dive at NMIT

    NORTHERN Melbourne Institute of TAFE recorded a 63 per cent drop in surplus from 2011 to 2012, according to an auditor-general’s report on tertiary education.…

  • Anti-bullying contest

    SCHOOLS can enter a “Safe Schools are Smart Schools” competition to win $5000 by showing how they prevent bullying.  McEwen MHR Rob Mitchell said schools…

  • Acacia College to become Gilson campus

    Acacia College to become Gilson campus

    ACACIA College has been sold to the Seventh-day Adventist Church.  Adventist Schools Victoria said the Mernda site would become a campus of its existing Gilson…

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