Euroa Secondary College in Euroa, Victoria | High School

Euroa Secondary College

Locality: Euroa, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5795 2512

Address: 26 Campbell St 3666 Euroa, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.euroasc.vic.edu.au

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24.01.2022 Happy World Teachers Day to our wonderful teachers at Euroa Secondary College. Thanks to to Watson Family for the hamper, it is much appreciated!

22.01.2022 Hands on Learning students painting the new seats they have made for the school as part of the program. Well done

19.01.2022 Congratulations to Elise, Grace, Georgie, Tom and Nick who have been selected to attend the Year 9 School for Student Leadership Camp at the Alpine School in Term 1 2021. Thanks and well done to all students who applied to attend this camp.

19.01.2022 Good luck to our Year 12's that begin their final VCE exams today. We know you will do your best!Good luck to our Year 12's that begin their final VCE exams today. We know you will do your best!

15.01.2022 Some more Year 9 3D Art. These students are creating a model shoe. Well done!

14.01.2022 Year 9 students are currently on camp at the Alpine School for the week. Here are some pics of a raft building team challenge they completed.

12.01.2022 NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is celebrated by all Australians and is a great opportunity to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. During homegroup each day this week, our students at ESC will be completing a range of activities to acknowledge NAIDOC Week. The theme for #NAIDOC week 2020 is Always Was, Always Will Be.

07.01.2022 This time last week, Year 8 students had just completed their first day of their Marysville camp. What a great time had by all.

02.01.2022 In science last week, year 7 students used spring balances to investigate frictional forces. They chose different surfaces around the college to test, and predicted the size of the force required to pull an object along a particular surface. They then measured the actual force required (in Newtons) to pull the object along the different surfaces. At the conclusion of the experiment, students could draw conclusions about the amount of friction between the two surfaces based on the size of the force needed to move the object on top. The year 7s are concluding this investigation by writing experiment reports.

02.01.2022 Year 7 student Tyler Kipping playing his trombone during an outdoor Music Lesson. It's great to have our students back learning on-site!

02.01.2022 Ms Sariusak's Year 9 students working on a mural in the A Wing corridor. The artwork celebrates the return to onsite learning.

02.01.2022 In Maths today, Year 7 students were measuring the effect that velocity had on the length of their stride. Students went outside and worked in pairs using different methods of counting the number strides over a 20m distance. They had to compare their average stride length for walking, fast walking, jogging and running and are in the process of writing a report to summarise their findings.

01.01.2022 Today marked the official final day of classes for our 2020 Year 12 students. Congratulations on completing 13 years of schooling. Well done class of 2020, it's been a year like no other!