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Foster Secondary College

Locality: Foster, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5682 2066

Address: Pioneer St 3960 Foster, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Our wellbeing team, staff and students are all concerned about screen time during this period of remote learning. Time in front of a screen is at an all time high for school and adding that onto time gaming can be problematic. If this is a concern please contact a Wellbeing Team member, a parent/guardian or a staff member at school. ... We can help! https://www.facebook.com/610010266102914/posts/1018760608561209/?vh=e&extid=ccQJjJuBXfcJZzzq

24.01.2022 The Youth Assist Clinic (YAC) will be open Monday’s from 10am 3pm for face to face and phone appointments. Do not attend the usual clinic as we have relocated to the Foster Community Health Centre at 87 Station Road Foster. For an appointment please call the Foster Community Health Centre on 03 56839780 or the clinic Nurse on 0492 844 000. Alternatively, you can book an appointment through the Foster Secondary College welfare staff.

24.01.2022 VCAL Apprenticeship Congratulations to Ayden Walker who has secured an apprenticeship with Manders Plumbing & Gas Fitting! Fantastic news for Ayden & the VCAL team for getting another student ready for the workforce.... Many thanks to Luke Manders for supporting Ayden & our program.

23.01.2022 RUOK Day this Thursday - the most important ever!!

23.01.2022 Wear it Purple today!! Wear It Purple Day is an annual LGBTQ+ awareness day, and this year it falls on Friday, 28th August. The day empowers young people and celebrates diversity throughout our schools, workplaces and the broader community. By chucking on a purple shirt, pulling up your purple socks, or literally dyeing your leg hair purple, you are visibly showing your support for LGBTQ+ youth and reminding young people they are loved, accepted and have the right to be proud of who they are.

23.01.2022 Remote Learning Survey Results In part 2 of our analysis of student feedback on the remote learning survey we present graphs that display a percentage of what they missed about in-class learning. The results are separated into year levels, with the number of students who responded to each question in brackets. The red line through the graphs representing the College average. These results indicate that as students move through school they miss class discussion and teacher in...struction more. The results are encouraging as they indicate that the majority of students (61%) were able to self regulate and didn't need the teacher to keep them on task or up to date with their work. More results indicate the significant role teachers and peers play in providing immediate feedback and support in the learning process, especially in the Senior School. Students in Years 10 & 11 missed the group work and practical activities associated with in-class learning the most. It is a surprise to see low results in Years 8 & 9 as group work and practical activities are a significant proportion of the programs delivered to students in these Year levels. We greatly appreciate the honest feedback our students have provided and feel it validates the excellent work the staff at FSC do to engage students to develop the skills needed to be highly successful in life and productive citizens in the global community. We will conclude our analysis of the remote learning survey next week we we present Part 3: What students liked about remote learning.

22.01.2022 Well done to all our students who sat the GAT at school today!!! Great to see students back on school grounds. Well done everyone!

22.01.2022 Breakfast news Welcome back everyone! I hope you have all settled back into onsite schooling. Breakfast will be starting up again next week (Thursday the 22nd). Due to Covid restrictions issued by the department, there will be some changes to the location and menu.... We will be serving a modified menu from the canteen. The menu will consist of yogurt cups with honey/frozen berries/muesli, ham and cheese toasties, cheese toasties, pancakes with sugar and lemon, raisin toast and a piece of fruit (banana/ orange/ mandarin). Students are to line up and wait their turn to be served. Extra exciting news thanks to the hard work of our wonderful welfare team, there will be a second breakfast starting up soon!!!! A reminder to our new families, this is a free breakfast that will be available to all students every Thursday. If your student has any dietary requirements that are not being met, please contact the college and I will make some adjustments for your child. It is our intention to have every student access the breakfast program.

21.01.2022 Congratulations Ryan Angwin!! You’ve always been a Giant at FSC!!

20.01.2022 VCE Art Exhibition You MIGHT be able to go in person very soon but until then our Annual VCE Art Exhibition is on now...online!! Yippee!... Have a look at our wonderful VCE Art students and their work from this year. https://sites.google.com/view/fsc-vce-art-exhibition/home

20.01.2022 Motorvation action

20.01.2022 Week 1 Term 4 2020 For most students, Week 1 Term 4 will be no different from Remote Learning during Term 3. Only students doing a VCE Unit 4 subject will be required at school on Wednesday to complete the GAT. All other students should continue with their Remote Learning program in preparation for a Monday 12 October return to school.... The staff are looking forward to having everybody back at school and resuming with students in classes. The DET has requested that no students are at school for Week 1 supervision except those VCE Unit 4 students on Wednesday 7 October

20.01.2022 Some ideas for remote learning will be coming your way along with updates about what is happening at FSC over the coming days and weeks. The first one is the idea of a study buddy. Help each other get through what will be a difficult time both academically and mentally.... Your teachers will provide you as much support as you need but continuing to learn and communicate with each other will be as helpful at home as it is at school. Stay safe everyone!

19.01.2022 Constable Brendan Horrocks from the Wonthaggi Police station is presenting to our students today on the importance of Cyber Safety. Many thanks to Brendan and his team!! Stay Safe online everyone.

19.01.2022 Year 9 Woodwork sandboards in action!

19.01.2022 Well done Paige & Brooke!! Great to see our students making a difference in the community.

19.01.2022 We’re late to the party but today is officially Principal’s Day across Victoria!! What a time to be a Principal in Victoria and the world. We’re a lucky school to have Mr McPhee & Mr Duursma steering us through this wild year.... Thank you!! They didn’t think I would forget did they!?

18.01.2022 Year 11 Outdoor Ed This week our Year 11 Outdoor students were lucky enough to re-enter the practical side of their learning with a 3 day hike to the Lighthouse at Wilsons Prom. Whales, Seals and Dolphins have been coupled with perfect hiking conditions according to Mr Callcott’s report. ... Great to see our students back out into their local community and environment.

18.01.2022 More VCAL Success! Well done to Cooper Jensen who was able to secure an apprenticeship through our VCAL Program and Headstart. Congratulations Cooper and thank you to our Headstart guru Tanya Nelson!

17.01.2022 We're almost there everyone!! https://www.theplayerstribune.com//kevin-love-mental-health

17.01.2022 Some wonderful feedback for two of our VCAL students kicking goals in their work placement: Dear Tania and Roxy, I just wanted to take a minute to touch base with you about the 2 trainees, Paige DaCosta and Brooke Pattinson, that commenced their traineeship at Prom Coast Centres for Children earlier this year.... The traineeship program with Foster Secondary College and MEG is an important partnership for PCCC. We are committed to working with you to support the education and development of students and workers to provide quality skilled employees for our community into the future. Brooke and Paige have been now been employed at PCCC Foster, 2 days a week for 3-4 months. During this time I have received consistent feedback from all the staff teams that they are both reliable, diligent, hardworking, respectful, and above all display qualities in the care and education of children that are exceptional. They have both been a tremendous asset to the teams in their rooms and are well respected and cared for by the children and families. I want to congratulate both Brooke and Paige on their commitment to PCCC and the children and to acknowledge their achievements so far. We are excited to have them as part of our Service and will continue to support them to as they learn and develop and work toward becoming highly skilled professionals in the Early Childhood Field. Thankyou Tania and Roxy, I look forward to working with you into the future , Regards Logo PCCC Sue Millett, Foster Centre Director Thank you Sue and we’ll done Paige & Brooke!!

17.01.2022 Myunah Duroux and Will Cashin at the Toora ANZAC service on Sunday. Lest We Forget

17.01.2022 Day 2 for our Year 9 Hikers Views for days!

17.01.2022 Our Year 7-9 students were treated to an amazing performance this morning thanks to Mrs Mayo. Sean Choolburra is one of Australia's finest cultural ambassadors and versatile Aboriginal performers. He has a hugely successful 25 year career in the entertainment industry and was on hand to perform his fantastic show for our students.

16.01.2022 Activities Fishing Trip!!

16.01.2022 Our Year 9s have completed day 1 of their Prom Hike. They took off after the rain this morning and were welcomed to Sealers Cove with beautiful conditions.

16.01.2022 Happy NAIDOC Week 2020 NAIDOC week runs from the 8-15th Nov 2020. Always Was, Always Will Be. First Peoples of Australia (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders) have the oldest living and continuous cultures in the world. First Peoples have been caring for this country since time immemorial with artists, educators, scientists and activists contributing to all areas of Australia’s community. As part of NAIDOC Week 2020, we will have a NAIDOC themed breakfast and some artefa...cts in the Library. Also there will be lunchtime NAIDOC activity. We are very fortunate here in the Bass Coast and South Gippsland shires to have an enormous depth of Indigenous artistic talent. Check out some local artwork at https://www.naidoc-art.com.au/the-artwork/ Please see attached an Acknowledgment of Country by Jahkoa, a local Foster Primary School student.

16.01.2022 NAIDOC Week Celebration

15.01.2022 What is gender equity? Gender equity aims to provide everyone with fair treatment according to their respective needs. Women and men should have the right to equal social status, power and opportunities and all of our voices, ideas and work should be valued regardless of our gender- however this is not the case. Watch this short video that delves into the reality of gender inequality in Australia and how the societal conditions of gender inequality can lead to family violen...ce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLUVWZvVZXw

15.01.2022 SRC Positive Message and RUOK day. The SRC hopes you enjoy this positive message today! Also, a reminder that our school is acknowledging RUOK Day on Thursday. ... Take a photo of something yellow (with or without you in it!) and send it in to Nicky (see her Compass post). Also, don't forget to wear something yellow to any video sessions you may have on Thursday

15.01.2022 LEVEL UP HEALTH CHALLENGE 2021 Busy family of four looking for constructive advice on how to make their daily meals healthier All cost covered. Immediate start. Challenge accepted. Our Year 11 Health class set to work. An investigation of the breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack items the family usually have in a week, and an interview about allergies (lactose) and foods the family disliked (capsicum and cucumber). ... The challenge itself levelled up as each group was given a specific paradigm to follow.Breakfast followed the ‘Sugar Free Movement’, Lunch followed ‘Ayurvedic’ meal advice, and Dinner followed a ‘FODMAPS’-style plan. The students’ meal-planned three full days for the family, prepared a shopping list and then purchased all of the food at our local Foster Supermarkets (costs covered). Finally, the recipes and food were delivered, and the family got set creating all of the dishes, each with a review and feedback. The next step is for the students to compare the costs, nutrient value and reaction from the family, and to create a reflection on the experience as a whole. Initial insights from the students have been: ‘I didn’t know food cost so much’, ‘it’s actually hard to figure out which product is healthier for you,’ ‘it’s pretty difficult to cater for everyone’s needs,’ ‘I didn’t realise how much sugar was in. everything’. Quinoa Porridge Serves 3-4 1 cup white quinoa 1 cup raw unsalted cashews 1 cup full far coconut milk 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Berries, sliced banana Place quinoa and 1 cup of water in a small saucepan, bring to boil. Pop lid on and reduce to simmer. Cook 15 minutes until water has absorbed, then turn off heat and fluff up with a fork. Put lid back on and leave for 5 minutes. Add cashews, coconut milk, cinnamon and vanilla, and cup of water. Simmer over low heat for about 10 minutes until quinoa is plump and cashews have softened. Serve warm with Berries.

15.01.2022 Yr 11 into Yr 12 2021 Subject Selections Hello students and parents. This is the time of year when students, after discussions with their parents, make their choices for the subjects they would like to undertake in VCE Units 3 & 4 (Year 12) or choose the vocational pathway in VCAL / VET.... As we cannot run an information evening, we are trusting that our Year 11 students have a good understanding of their options for Year 12 study. We want both students and parents to please feel free to email the current teacher of that subject with any questions. I also encourage you to book an appointment with our wonderful Careers Counsellor, Roxanne Hurst. This can be done through the Conferences module of Compass which will open at the end of today Wednesday 5 August. Bookings are for 30 minutes and can be slotted in from 9 am Thursday 9 August - 4:30 pm Tuesday 11 August. Link to Subject Selections: https://forms.gle/39Hy4p1JFXouwbef6 You will need to be signed in to your school google account to access this form

15.01.2022 Competition time!!!

14.01.2022 A helpful guide for emailing your teachers.

14.01.2022 Dear parents and carers, On Tuesday 25 August, the Department of Education and Training is presenting a free webinar for parents and carers by renowned child psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, on building family resilience during coronavirus (COVID-19). Parents and carers play a vital role in helping children feel safe through uncertain times.... Dr Carr-Gregg’s webinar is aptly named Managing the Coronacoaster Tips for building resilient families in the coronavirus era. In this webinar, Dr Carr-Gregg provides tools and strategies for parents and carers to help manage the lockdown and remote learning. Topics include: - your supportive role - setting the emotional tone - focusing on what you can control - how to deal with disappointment - further resources and where to get help. Dr Carr-Gregg’s presentation will run for 45 minutes. This will be followed by a 15-minute question-and-answer session in which parents and carers can ask Dr Carr-Gregg questions. Webinar details When: Tuesday 25 August Time: 7:30pm Duration: 45-minute presentation followed by 15-minute questions and answers session Format: online via Webex Cost: free How to register To register and for more information visit the Managing the Coronacoaster Tips for building resilient families in the coronavirus era eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/managing-the-coronacoaster-

14.01.2022 Woodwork Magic! Year 8 students showing their creativity on the tops of their Plywood foot stools.

14.01.2022 Congratulations to Intermediate VCAL student Lexi Elmore. Lexi has been successful in gaining an Education Support traineeship at Toora Primary School, where she has been doing the work placement of her VCAL certificate. We are all so proud of you, Lexi! ... Your compassion, maturity, and common sense will be an asset for your career pathway.

13.01.2022 Best of luck to our Year 12 students today who begin their end of year examinations!!

13.01.2022 Free sports equipment for lockdown! If any students would like a ball to take home for the lockdown period there will be a numbe available at the front office until 3:30pm today.

12.01.2022 Year 10 into Yr 11 Subject Selections for 2021 Hello students and parents. This is the time of year when students, after discussions with their parents, make their choices for the subjects they would like to undertake in VCE Units 1 & 2 (Year 11) or choose the vocational pathway in VCAL.... As we cannot run an information evening, we have endeavoured to prepare an information slideshow for your perusal. After reading the information provided, you wish to investigate further, please feel free to email the current teacher of that subject (table below). I also encourage you to book an appointment with our wonderful Careers Counsellor, Roxanne Hurst. This can be done through the Conferences module of Compass which will open at the end of today. Bookings are for 30 minutes and can be slotted in from 9 am Thursday 9 August - 4:30 pm Tuesday 11 August. BIOLOGY D CALLCOTT / T HOLMAN BUSINESS STUDIES K ROTTHIER CHEMISTRY T HOLMAN ENGLISH - Students must do an English C CLARKE / E ENTICOTT FOOD STUDIES T HAINES HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT K SMITH HISTORY C CLARKE LEGAL STUDIES K ROTTHIER LITERATURE G DAVIES MATHS ( Further) Students must do a Maths K MATERIA MATHS (Methods) J THORP MATHS (Foundation) M TUDOR MUSIC PERFORMANCE R BONE OUTDOOR & ENVIRONMENT STUDIES D CALLCOTT PHYSICAL EDUCATION C SHERRIFF PRODUCT DESIGN S BINDLOSS PSYCHOLOGY M TUDOR STUDIO ART J DINSBERGS VISUAL COMMUNICATION & DESIGN R MAYO Once you are confident with your choices, you may fill in the Subject Selection form by following this link: https://forms.gle/2adJLcBtjdPtq4Rz5 You will need to be signed in to your school google account to access this form. VCE Info Presentation U1_2

12.01.2022 16 Days of Activism against gender based violence. Talking to young people about respect: If you live with a young person, now is a good time to be talking with them about respect to help them to grow up to be respectful and compassionate adults. Here are some resources to start this conversation:... https://www.respect.gov.au//easy_read_conversation_guide.p https://www.levelplayground.org.au//Talking-about-respectf

11.01.2022 Online 7-10 Art Exhibition! For the first time, we bring you our Years 7-10 Art Exhibition in this online format. Despite all the challenges the year 2020 brought with it, our students have collectively managed to produce art to an excellent standard. We are proud to present these artworks that reflect the wonderful and varied individuals that made them.... Please enjoy! We welcome your thoughts and feedback. The Art Team - Rhonda Mayo and Jacqui Dinsbergs. https://sites.google.com//fsc-art-exhibition-years-7/home

11.01.2022 Wednesday the 7th of October is the GAT for all our Year 12 students and our Year 11 students completing a Year 12 subject this year. The VCAA has released their advice for this test today: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au//P/GeneralAchievementTest.aspx We will hold an information session at school with VCE & Careers Co-ordinators once we are back on site. If we don't get back to school in time there will be a Zoom information session.

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Lachie Lewis who has secured an apprenticeship with local business Hilder Homes. Lachie was an excellent member of our VCAL team this year and was lucky enough to find himself this excellent opportunity, well done to our VCAL team for helping him get to this significant milestone in his life!! Go well in the workforce Lachie Lewis!!!!

10.01.2022 VCAL Celebration Day What a beautiful day it was at the Prom today! The Intermediate and Senior VCAL class spent a wonderful day at the Prom, enjoying the beautiful weather, surfing, beach games, and hiking, as well as a beautiful barbeque cooked by Mr Dows and Kaleb. ... The day was a celebration day of their sensational work throughout the year, ans was organised by Mr Dows and the Intermediate/Senior students. Thank you very much to the teachers and students who came along - the day was a beautiful end to a big year!

10.01.2022 Year 11 Outdoor Ed Prom Hike thanks to Kasey Hoskins!

10.01.2022 FSC Sports Trainee 2021 Applications are open for recent VCE / VCAL students interested in doing a sports traineeship at Foster SC in 2021. For further information, call Colleen Smith at the school on 03568 22066. Applicants should submit (Email) an expression of interest (1/2 page) in the position to The Business Manager Colleen Smith - [email protected] ... Applications will close on Thursday 10 December at 3:30 pm. Applicants must be available for interview on Monday - Tuesday 14-15 December.

10.01.2022 VCAL in action!!

09.01.2022 Headspace is super excited to introduce all of our ‘NEW’ headspace Groups! Here’s a little information about each group:

08.01.2022 Stage 3 Restrictions No doubt you have all heard we are heading back into lock down and remote learning from Wednesday. Tuesday is a student free day for staff to prepare. ... Monday classes will run and students and parents can come into school to collect the books and supplies they will need for the next 6 weeks. If you have any questions please contact the front office tomorrow. Dean Duursma

08.01.2022 Competition for all our wonderful writers. West Gippsland Regional Library is running this competition and our English teachers tell me there’s a winner amongst us.... https://www.wgrlc.vic.gov.au/competi/competition-write-now/ Show them how it’s done FSC!

07.01.2022 Semester 1 Reports Semester 1 Reports will be made available this afternoon, Friday 26 June, before 4 PM. Any questions / queries about reports can be emailed direct to the teacher. We thank our Foster SC Community for their support throughout the whole Semester. We thank you for assisting your children to maintain their productivity and submission of work. ... Admin would also like to show our appreciation for the amazing work the teachers have done to support our students' learning, while also going beyond expectations to provide encouragement and support at all times.

07.01.2022 One of South Gippsland’s most recognised identities has joined us. Noni the Pony is urging the South Gippsland Community to get tested at the first signs of any COVID-19 symptoms. Noni will feature in a new COVID-19 campaign over the coming weeks. Keep a look out around your community, as Noni will be popping up all over South Gippsland. ... From Year 7s in the yard to Year 12s preparing for exams our students are on board!

07.01.2022 Further Information on VCE or VCAL for Course Selection Below is a Information Presentation for Years 10 - 12 VCE and VCAL/VET Pathway For students who are interested in choosing the VCAL/VET/VCE program for 2021, please see the below attachments.... https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Documents/wtn/2020WheretoNow.pdf https://sgbcllen.org.au/programs/vet/ An expression of interest form is attached below for the local Registered Training Organisations(RTO's). If you know what VET course you would like to do next year, please fill this in and return to Roxanne Hurst, Careers. Information from individual RTO's will become available later in the year.

07.01.2022 Congratulations to our 9B and Year 11 Outdoor and Environment classes for successfully completing their HLTAID003 First Aid course today during school time. They have been working on this course through lockdown in Term 2. Great work!

07.01.2022 Wellbeing Wednesday! Remember to reach out to your parents, your teachers or your friends if you're finding remote learning hard. We're here to help you!

07.01.2022 Year 12's working hard at FSC "Pictured are students from one of the Year Twelve VCE English classes, hard at work on the practice assessment task for the text Station Eleven. The task is creative, and students have spent most of the remote learning period learning the ins and outs of the text, so they can use these elements in crafting their own work. ... I wish you could feel the creativity flying about this room as the class heads into the second and third session of writing, in preparation for their 'real' task next week. Well done to both classes of VCE Unit Three Year Twelves for undertaking their study of this text with commitment and motivation!" The Year 12 English Team"

06.01.2022 Given the unprecedented nature of the remote learning period we have just been through, we thought it important to capture student feedback on how they coped with the system put in place here at FSC. Students were asked to respond using a 5 points scale. The following graphs display the students' feedback as a percentage of how effective they felt each aspect of remote learning was. The results are separated into year levels (with the number of students who responded to each... question in brackets) with the red line through the graphs representing the College average. Overall, the college is very happy with how our students and their families coped with this quickly instituted and unprecedented method of teaching. We recognise how difficult it was for many students and their families but are pleased with the endorsement the data indicates. A huge thank you for the efforts of everyone in the school community in coping with this crisis.

06.01.2022 Face Coverings at FSC Based on advice from the Victorian Chief Health Officer, the Victorian Government announced that compulsory wearing of face coverings will extend to all of Victoria from 11.59pm on Sunday 2 August. This means everyone over the age of 12 must wear a face covering when they leave their home for one of four reasons:... Face coverings for staff and students in schools: - All school-based staff must wear face coverings at school, and when travelling to and from school. - Teachers and education support staff Teachers and education support staff will not be required to wear face coverings while teaching, but those who wish to do so, can. Teachers should wear face coverings in other areas of the school when not teaching (for example, in the staffroom, on yard duty and when providing first aid or taking temperatures), and when travelling to and from school. Secondary students: - All secondary school students who are attending on-site for Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE), Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) or on-site supervision will need to wear a face covering, including when travelling to and from school, unless they are travelling alone in a vehicle or with members of their household. Exemptions: Some students and staff are exempt from these requirements. This includes students or staff who have a medical condition - including problems with their breathing, a serious skin condition on the face, a disability or a mental health condition. Stay safe everyone.

06.01.2022 Please read, thank you.

05.01.2022 Year 7 English All Year 7's are currently working in small groups to read a book, then choose tasks from a Bloom's taxonomy grid which includes the following headings: Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Synthesis, Analysis and Evaluation. The variety of tasks enables students to read and respond at different levels. ... Pictured are students in 7A enjoying some 'hands-on' work! The smiles on their faces show their enthusiasm for the assignment.

05.01.2022 Year 10 ‘Motorvation’ Driver Education Our Year 10 students were in action today improving their driving skills thanks to the driver education program run by our local Bendigo Community Bank. Well done everyone for completing the course and preparing themselves for independent driving!

04.01.2022 RU OK Day Reach out and ask someone if they’re ok! We’re in this together.

04.01.2022 Year 10 Woodwork Our Year 10 woodwork students have been putting in the hours to finish a job that typically takes 2 terms! This year however it's been done in half that time after Covid sent us into Remote Learning. ... Well done on achieving great results in a challenging year.

03.01.2022 Wellbeing Wednesday Each Wednesday As part of Wellbeing Wednesday for our whole school community, please consider the following resources. The first resource contains wellbeing activities for parents to consider using in the family setting during remote learning. ... The second resource is the latest version of current supports available to families in South Gippsland. We welcome contact and communication from our school community and will continue to regularly promote and provide information and support. Anna

03.01.2022 We're back!!!! It's wonderful to have all our students back on site!

02.01.2022 Term 4 arrangements 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 throughout this year. I know remote and flexible learning has not always been easy, but through our collective efforts, our students have continued to make valuable progress in their learning. You can be confident that our school will support any student who has fallen behind to catch up....Continue reading

02.01.2022 Wellbeing Wednesday!!!

01.01.2022 The FSC Wellbeing Team wishes families, students and staff all the best for the coming holiday weeks. May you find the holiday break, and slightly increased freedom, a chance to reconnect with nature, sunshine and other people. We will continue to communicate with the school community and encourage those of you who would like to explore support for students or families to contact with us over email.... As always, happy Wellbeing Wednesday from Anna and Nicky

01.01.2022 Woodwork in action! Year 10 wood work students with an almost finished student designed deck chair. Mass production has started with these beautiful pieces of outdoor furniture expecting to be completed by the end of term.