Newsletter 14 May

Principal's Welcome

Dear Parents and Carers,

As we progress through this term, the ‘busyness’ of life at Assumption is a stark reminder of how schools are the sum of so many moving parts.

Video Newsletter

After this publication, the College is moving from a written newsletter to a video medium. We realise that many families are time-poor, and we believe that a video newsletter will be more easily accessible. We will still look to celebrate life at Assumption as much as we can through our social media pages and our newsletter will complement our online presence by providing a breadth of information and news.

Student Behaviour

As you are already aware we have highlighted some behaviour concerns with a minority of students, and we continue to work with our students to understand that respect is an expected behaviour. While we have seen some improvement, there are still students who continue to challenge our expectations and cause disruption to classes resulting in some students being stood down from representative teams as an example to others. However, such consequences should not be the motivation for respectful behaviour.

To that end, I would encourage your children to not only be always respectful in all their interactions with their peers and staff, but also challenge them to call out instances of disrespect. Ultimately, all we want is a safe and supportive learning environment in which all can grow and thrive.

Saturday Sport

One of the many enjoyable aspects of my role is the opportunity to watch our students represent the College in the AGSV and APS sports competitions. While we do not always win, the competitive and dignified spirit with which we play our games is most pleasing to witness. Even more enjoyable is the opportunity to meet the students’ families who come to support them.

You will already know that, previously, dogs were not allowed on the premises. However, we have amended the policy to allow families to bring dogs, however, the following rules will apply:

• accompany the animal and ensure that it remains under their control at all times (a dog must be on leash that is no longer than 1.5 metres)
• be responsible for the dog whilst the animal is on Assumption College school grounds
• avoid being in or near the Animal Studies precinct (Drusilla and surrounds) or be within other buildings
• be responsible for ensuring that the animal remains hydrated while on Assumption College school grounds; and
• remove all rubbish and waste related to the animal.

We thank you in anticipation of your support.

Upcoming College Production

In two weeks’ time the College will be hosting its annual production on Thursday 23 and Friday 24 May with sessions available at 4.30pm and 7pm. This year the production is based on the movie, Frozen. The staff and students have worked extremely hard spending many hours rehearsing and I am sure that it will be an excellent production showcasing our students at their creative best.

Book your tickets as they are selling fast!

Alumni Events

Last Friday our First XVIII boys football team took on PEGS at Carroll Oval in what was a tough encounter on a crisp, yet sunny Friday afternoon, the team unfortunately went down to a team that played better on the day.

Also present were many College Alumni who accepted the invitation to enjoy an afternoon tea with old classmates whilst supporting our First XVIII.

It is certainly our intention to continue to develop a strong partnership with our Old Collegians so that we can continue to share their story and celebrate the proud history of our great school.

Closing Remarks

In recent weeks there has been extensive coverage of violence against women and on the weekend the AFL paid tribute to the women who have lost their lives to domestic violence.

As a college we are committed to promoting respectful relationships and it was perhaps fitting that John’s Gospel last Sunday focused on Jesus’s greatest commandment, “I have told you so that my joy may be in you and your joy might be complete. This is my commandment: love one another as I have loved you.” Of course, the love to which Jesus refers is not romantic love, rather, that we show compassion and respect for the dignity of others and in doing so instilling hope in others.

No one should be made to feel unsafe. No one should be belittled or devalued. No one should be the subject of such violence of any kind that causes injury or extreme torment. It is incumbent upon us to teach our young the value of respect, the value of compassion and the value of love. To that end, I urge you to encourage your children to uphold the dignity of others and develop relationships which give hope to the people around them.

Thank you for your continued support.

Paul Finneran

Principal

Key Dates

Below are some key dates for Term 2 2024. For full calendared events please see PAM. 

23 & 24 May - Junior Production

24 May - Career's Expo

10 June - King's Birthday

21 June - Last Day of Term 2 

24 June - EXEAT Week

ANZAC Day Ceremony at Assumption College

On April 24, a solemn atmosphere enveloped Assumption College as students and faculty, gathered to pay tribute to the brave souls who served and sacrificed in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. 

Our student leaders played a pivotal role in the ceremony, demonstrating a deep understanding of the significance of ANZAC Day. Our College Captains laid a wreath at the foot of the Australian Flag, a solemn tribute to the fallen.

The ceremony concluded with the Last Post echoing across the school grounds, signaling a moment of reflection and remembrance. 

On April 25, our students were excellent ambassadors at the ANZAC Day services across our community.

Game Changers Day

All Game Changers students were invited to participate in a Formation Retreat Day on 18 April. This event brought together students from all year levels for a day of reflection, connection, and exploration.

In the Neale Daniher Pavilion, students engaged in various activities cantered around this year's Marist theme, "First Light." This promoted discussion on the significance of connection, faith, and community in their lives.

A highlight of the day for the students was sitting together beneath the pavilion, painting candles to symbolise their “Lights” in their lives. This creative experience allowed each student to acknowledge and appreciate the people who have had a profound impact on their journey.

The day ended for the junior students with a prayer led by the senior students, fostering a sense of leadership, community and reflection. Overall, a really lovely day together!

In the evening, the Year 11 and 12 students engaged in a meaningful sunset reflection session behind the boarding house, and dinner together. This marked a moment of growth for the Hermitage Track students, as they were able to reflect on their journey in the Game Changers program so far.

If you'd like to hear more information about the Game Changers program for your child, you can contact zack.pizzingrilli@assumption.vic.edu.au

Quaere Design and Technology

In a colorful burst of creativity, students dove into the world of polymer clay. Crafting, transforming mundane pieces of clay into vibrant fridge magnets. Guided by their imagination, they embarked on a journey of design and creation, infusing personality into each tiny masterpiece.

Beginning with brainstorming sessions, students explored various themes and concepts, from animals and sports to miniature food replicas.

Armed with sketches and ideas, they then delved into the intricacies of polymer clay manipulation, learning techniques to mold, shape, and blend the clay to bring their visions to life. Each magnet became a canvas for self-expression, reflecting the unique style and flair of its creator. Through the process of designing and crafting their polymer clay magnets, students not only honed their artistic skills but also discovered the joy of transforming simple materials into tangible works of art.

Year 11 Leadership Workshop

On Wednesday the 24 of April, a group of Year 11’s took part in a leadership workshop with Gavin Brown, an old Collegian of Marcellin College a fellow Marist College. As our Year 11’s edge closer to leading our school in their final year, it was a fantastic opportunity for our students to start to think about what leadership means to them, and how they can continue grow and develop in their leadership journey. Gavin drew on his experience in elite sport over the last 37 years to provoke discussion from the students around what it means to be a leader, reflect on where they have seen leadership in their own lives and provide insight into some of the key traits that leaders instil in themselves to impact, motivate and inspire others.

Across the next two terms there will be numerous opportunities for our Year 11 students to explore and hear from a number of experienced leaders from a range of diverse backgrounds and fields. The next workshop will be run by a senior paramedic who has managed critical response teams across a range of complex incidents and events. We look forward with great anticipation to seeing how these opportunities will shape, develop and grow our Year 11’s into the future.   

Peter Augustin

Deputy Principal – Wellbeing 

Term 2 Social Justice Fundraiser

This term, we turn our attention to those in our community facing financial hardship, domestic violence, and homelessness. Through the St. Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal, we can raise money and spread awareness about these pressing issues.

The latest census data indicates that more than 30,500 Victorians will be homeless tonight. 23% of all Australians experiencing homelessness are aged from 12 to 24 years, and family violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women and children.

These statistics represent real people doing it tough. Every day, Vinnies Victoria’s volunteers provide relief to vulnerable people in times of crisis. Vinnies’ assistance aims to cover the basics and take the pressure off the cost of things like food, petrol, education, utility bills, and medical expenses.

As the nights grow colder and we begin our Winter Appeal for Vinnies, let us commit to making a positive contribution to the lives of those in our community who need it most.

Frozen Jr. - Our magical Junior Production

The Frozen Jr. Spectacular is Almost Here!

Mark your calendars, gather your friends and family, and join us for a journey into the enchanting kingdom of Arendelle as Assumption College presents its Junior Production of "Frozen Jr."! The cast and crew have been working hard every rehearsal for what is shaping up to be four magical shows. From mesmerising musical numbers to captivating choreography, this show promises to be an unforgettable experience for all.

When: Thursday 23 May, 4:30pm & 7:00pm, and Friday 24 May, 4:30pm & 7:00pm

Where: Assumption College Theatrette

Tickets: $20 each available for purchase through TryBooking at https://www.trybooking.com/CPXQG.

Dress: Feel free to dress up as your favourite Frozen character to add an extra sprinkle of magic to the evening!

See you there!

Study Support Program - Maths, English, Literacy & Study Skills

Do you need help with Maths, English, or any other subjects?

Do you need support with organisation, study skills or making a start on tasks? Join the study support program to get extra help in a supportive environment. 

This term, the study support program is held each Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in the Library 3.30pm - 4.30pm.

If you would like to attend, please see the notice in SIMON Student Daily Messages.

The program is part of the Victorian Government Tutor Learning Initiative.

Please reach out to our Personalised Learning Team via phone on 03 5783 5000

Assumption College Careers Expo

Friday 24 May will be our annual Assumption College Careers Expo. All students from Years 9-12 will be attending throughout the day at schedule times (TBC). We have over 40 confirmed exhibitors from Universities, TAFEs and the Defence Force.

Parents/carers are welcome to attend (please check in at reception first then head down to the Gonz).

When: Friday 24 May in the Gonz.

Time: 10am – 2pm

Pathways Updates

It’s been a busy start to Term 2 with lots of students coming to see us for subject selection, career and pathways advice as well as running multiple excursions and incursions such as the Defence Women in STEM day and white card training.  Keep an eye on your emails for more opportunities throughout the year.

Term 2 will be busy leading into subject selections, VET and VTAC applications in term 3. Get in early with your pathways appointments to avoid the rush at the end of the term.

Have you thought about studying a VET subject next year? You can research what courses are an offer here – applications are during Term 3 around subject selection time (more information will be released closer to the time).

See below for more Pathways contnent!

Can you help with Work Experience?

We have senior school students looking for work experience and structured workplace learning placements in our local community. If you have a business that could offer placement to our wonderful students please let us know at pathways@assumption.vic.edu.au.

UCAT

Jetstar 2025 Engineering Apprenticeship Program

Ready for your next adventure?

Do you want to takeoff in a career that soars and put travel on your bucket list? Well, you’re in luck as at Jetstar we’re looking for our future engineers to join our 2025 Apprentice Program, giving you the chance to do both.  Helping our teammates soar is what we’re all about, and with a new fleet of state-of-the-art aircraft, plus new routes being added, the sky’s the limit. 

We’re looking for someone who:

• Brings a Year 10 School Certificate or equivalent
• Able to commence full employment with Jetstar in Melbourne in January 2025
• Work experience is desired, but most importantly we are seeking individuals who bring a genuine curiosity and interest to learn about all things aviation and how we work as team to ensure that our aircraft take to the skies safely
• Feels confident to work independently but enjoy working as part of a team
• Able to take direction and take the safety of yourself and your team members seriously by using your professional communication skills
• The ability to demonstrate a positive and willing attitude to learning; both on the job and through a diligent approach to your formal education
• Willingness to work in a shift work capacity (days, nights and weekends) as per our Engineering team’s roster.
• Is a Permanent Resident or Australian/NZ citizen at application. 

This is your opportunity to help us learn about you – don’t forget to submit a cover letter and current resume.

Applications now open, closing 22 May 2024!

Box Hill Institute: Magnify Winter Music Camp 2024

Magnify is a high-level music intensive for students wanting to fast track their careers and boost their skills.  Meet other high school musicians (aged 14-18) and take part in this unique music camp where you will develop the real-world skills you’ll need in your music career.

During this week-long camp, students will get to participate in daily tutorials, workshops and collaborative sessions, getting the opportunity to develop skills in song writing and composition, improvisation and arranging.  Students will also record a real studio session in Sing Sing East and take part in workshops in social media and online marketing to promote their music.

 Date:                Monday 8 July – Friday 12 July 2024
 Time:               9.30am – 4.30pm each day (with a concert on Friday night (6pm - 7pm)
 Cost:               $450

 Numbers are restricted to 30 participants, and entry is by audition (video, submitted by email).

 To find out more and to submit an application of interest, visit Magnify Winter Music Camp 2024.

Defence Virtual Work Experience

A lot has changed since the first ANZAC Day, and careers in the ADF have grown to over 200 occupations across 9 areas: Aviation; Business, Administration, and Education; Combat and Security; Communications, IT, and Intelligence; Engineering; Healthcare, Science, and Chaplaincy; Logistics, Hospitality, and Support; Officers and Management; and Trades. Whether in the Army, Navy or Airforce, careers in the ADF suit people who are adventurous, active, disciplined, and resilient. To join, you must be an Australian Citizen of at least 17 years old, have passed Year 10 English and Maths, be reasonably fit and healthy, and obtain a security check.

If you’re curious about ADF careers, try the Career MatchTool to find occupations that may suit your interests, the things you enjoy, and what you’re aiming for in life. It’s a quick and simple way to start exploring your options.

• Navy - Marine Technician
• Navy - Electronics Technician
• Army - Artillery Team
• Army - Infantry Soldier
• Airforce - Mission Air Crew
• Choose your adventure - discover ADF careers
• ADF Gap Year

University of Melbourne - Murrup Barak

The Murrup Barak Outreach Team provide information and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples interested in higher education.  Our work includes: 

• In-person and online school visits,
• On-campus experiences (presentation and campus tour),
• Personal consults with students, teachers, parents/carers,
• Attending community events and expos,
• VTAC application support.

To connect with us, please submit an enquiry or call us on 03 8344 4295

 ⭐ Yagilaith (Year 11 & Year 12) ⭐

Hosted by Murrup Barak, Yagilaith (meaning ‘learning’ in WoiWurrung) is an opportunity for Year 11 and Year 12 students on an ATAR/IB pathway in any state/territory to experience what studying at the University of Melbourne is like.  

 We welcome applications from students with interests in all fields who are decided or undecided about their after school plans. Yagilaith aims to expose students to the university experience so they can make informed choices about their future.  

There is no cost to participate. All expenses are covered including accommodation, food, and flights. 

 Yagilaith will take place on Tuesday 9 July to Thursday 11 July 2024. 

 APPLY NOW. Applications close on Thursday 18 April 2024.   

 Learn more: go.unimelb.edu.au/f8hs  

Residential Indigenous Science Experience (Year 9 & Year 10)  

The Residential Indigenous Science Experience (RISE) is a deadly opportunity for students in any state/territory who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM).  

There is no cost to participate. All expenses are covered including accommodation, food, and flights. 

Learn more: go.unimelb.edu.au/t8hi  

Murrup Barak are here to support you and your students. If you have any questions or would like us to connect with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in your school/organisation, please reach out.   

University of Melbourne Open Day

During Open Day, Murrup Barak will be hosting a number of activities both in-person and online for community interested in studying at the University. 
 
Attending Open Day is a great way to get a feel for the University campus, to meet University staff and students, and to yarn with a Murrup Barak staff member to discuss your aspirations and options in detail.  

Please register your interest to receive updates about Open Day in the coming months.  

 Victorian Indigenous Engineering Winter School (Year 10, Year 11 & Year 12) 

The Victorian Indigenous Engineering Winter School (VIEWS) is a great opportunity for students in any state/territory who are interested in engineering and information technology.  

There is no cost to participate. All expenses are covered including accommodation, food, and flights. 

Learn more: go.unimelb.edu.au/8f7s  

ACU Early Entry Programs 2025

Offers may be made as early as September. While successful applicants must still complete their Year 12 exams, you can do so secure in the knowledge that your marks from Year 11 meet our entry requirements. You may also enhance your entry score by including short personal statements that give ACU an insight into your personal circumstances and motivation for university study.

Applications open: 22 July 2024

Applications close: 16 September 2024.

Focus on Melbourne Information Sessions

Over the months of May and June, the University of Melbourne will be hosting as series of Information Sessions focusing on undergraduate study and pathways information.  Students will have the opportunity to deep dive into their study interests and learn more about how they can create a degree based on their passions and strengths, and also learn about the many career possibilities that lie ahead.  Registrations are essential, and students can book one or more of these sessions at Focus on Melbourne.

Discover ACU Workshops

Tailored to your course of interest, Discover ACU is designed to give you an exciting first taste of specific disciplines, with an opportunity to speak with current ACU students to find out what life is like in your study area.  Discover our state-of-the-art facilities, all located close to cafes, restaurants and outdoor experiences.

 Students should register soon at Discover ACU Workshops.

Access Monash Online Seminars

These Online Seminars are led by experienced Access Monash mentors, giving students valuable first-hand insight into the university.  Mentors provide handy tips and tricks and insider knowledge to assist students in their decision-making for the future.

The following seminars will take place on Wednesday evenings in May and are open to Year 11 and 12 students.  Registration is essential – register here.

University of Queensland - Medicine Information Evening Webinar

Explore medicine at UQ.  This is an invaluable chance for students to delve into UQ’s renowned Doctor of Medicine program. Participants will hear from the Faculty of Medicine staff, UQ alumni and current students on the changing medical climate, how to apply for medicine at UQ, and tips for success.

 Date:                Tuesday 30 April 2024
 Time:               6.00pm—7.30pm AEST

 Registration for this virtual event is essential – visit Medicine Information Evening.

Assumption College Careers Webpage

The Assumption College Careers webpage is a one-stop-shop for all things careers. We have newsletters, senior school information, post school and information on VET, VCE, VCE-VM, parent and student information and much more: https://www.assumptioncareers.com.au/

CALENDAR DATES

Kilmore Busking Regional Championships

Congratulations to Edith and Maya who competed in the Kilmore Busking Regional Championships in April.

Maya won the secondary age group and Edith placed 3rd.

Maya will now be invited to attend the National Busking Championship in Cooma this November.

EV Interschool State Championships

The PETSTOCK EV INTERSCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS on April 6 to 10 showcased the vibrant equestrian interschool community in Victoria. Nearly 500 competitors, aged 18 years and under, participated in five disciplines across five days at the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre. Behind the scenes, a dedicated team of volunteers worked tirelessly to orchestrate this monumental event, ensuring its success.

Beyond the competitive spirit, the event aimed to cultivate camaraderie among riders through a diverse array of activities and entertainment. From the lively Welcome Dinner and Karaoke night to the quirky Hobby Horse Championships (well done, Dylan Kenyon), there was something for everyone.

Competition was intense as riders vied for victory, knowing that this event served as a qualifier for the Australian Interschool Nationals. Hosted by Equestrian Queensland in Tamworth later in the year, the Nationals drew ambitious participants eager to secure a coveted spot on the Victorian team. While many riders participated for the sheer experience, there were those with their sights set on representing their state at the national level.

This year, Racing Victoria’s Off the Track program sponsored prizes for the best performed OTTs in each discipline. Congratulations Tamsyn Harvey and Misty Night Combined Training,1^st; Show Horse, 2^nd and Dressage, 2^nd.

The Assumption College Equestrian Team achieved 7^th place in the overall school scores. Individual results in each of the classes:

Dressage results: (two dressage tests)

• Honor Christian and Bellaire Canavaro
• Reserve Champion in the Senior Medium class
• Tamsyn Harvey and Misty Night
• 3rd place in the Senior Preliminary class.
• Competed in the Senior Novice class
• Keely Smith and Xander:
• 9th place in the Senior Preliminary class.
• Competed in the Senior Novice class.
• Kristin Mackellar and Monsoon:
• 10th place in the Senior Preliminary class.
• Tamsyn Harvey and Courtalia Park La Diva
• Competed in the Senior Preliminary class.
• Alira King and Lethal Weapon:
• 10th place in the Intermediate Novice class.

Combined Training results: (one dressage test and one showjumping round)

• Kate Garner and Henton Ambassador
• Reserve Champion in the 105cm class.
• Harrison Wessel and Keltern Flash
• 8^th place in the 105cm class.
• Harrison Wessel and Oaks Kosmo
• 11^th place in the 105cm class.
• Tamsyn Harvey and Misty Night
• Reserve Champion in the 80cm class.
• Milla Feiss and Risk it for the Biscuit
• Competed in the 80cm class.

Showjumping results: (three rounds of showjumping)

• Harrison Wessel and Keltern Flash
• 9^th place in the Intermediate, 100cm class.
• Harrison Wessel and Oaks Kosmo
• 8^th place in the Intermediate, 100cm class.
• Zara Yunghanns and Snowy River Nutwood
• 9^th place in the Senior, 100cm class.
• Kristin Mackellar and Kittani Park Hannah Montanna
• Competed in the Senior 80cm class.
• Milla Feiss and Risk it for the Biscuit
• 7^th place in the Intermediate, 80cm class.

Show Horse results: (two ridden and one led phase)

• Tamsyn Harvey and Courtalia Park La Diva
• 8^th place in the Senior class.

Sporting Horse results:

• Milla Feiss and Risk it for the Biscuit
• Reserve Champion in the Intermediate Bending Race.
• 4^th place in the Intermediate Barrel Race.

Working Hunter results: (ridden, jumping and led phases)

• Tamsyn Harvey and Misty Night
• 6^th place in the Senior class.
• Zara Yunghanns and Kerrie Valley Hustler
• 7^th place in the Senior class.

As the curtains draw to a close on this event, the Assumption College Equestrian Team stands tall with their commendable 7th place finish. Each rider's dedication and skill contributed to their success, showcasing the team's spirit of excellence and sportsmanship.

First XI Cricket Team

Congratulations to this years First XI cricket team on re-writing the record books for AGSV cricket.

The 2023/24 team now holds all possible batting records:

Highest Team Score 4 for 381 (Assumption vs PEGS)

Highest Individual Score 187 – Lucas Cavigan (vs PEGS)

Highest Partnership 284 – Lucas Cavigan and Ollie Watt (vs PEGS)

Highest Batting Aggregate 563 – Lucas Cavigan (average 80.43)

Lucas has represented the Assumption College First XI for four seasons and he finishes his time with the team scoring almost 2000 runs in AGSV games at an average of over 85.

This is a tremendous achievement for all of our First XI players.

Sporting Achievement - Jonty Neethling

Congratulations to Jonty who placed 3rd in the 2k Steeple Under 17s Boys at the National Track and Field in Adelaide!

Sporting Achievement - Kirra Wright

Congratulations to Kirra who competed in the Australian Track and Field Championships in Adelaide from April 11-19.

Kirra won Silver in Under17 para 400m, Silver in Under17 para 200m, Gold in Under17 para Shot Put, Gold in Under17 para 100m, and Gold in Under17 para Long Jump!

Sporting Achievement - Zayne Papaluca

Congratulations to Zayne who placed 2nd overall in the Oceania International 3 day, 200 target Competition in the Junior Division!

Zayne also placed 2nd in the Beretta Cup which calculates scores of all Juniors across the Oceania group (Australia, New Zealand & New Caledonia) based on the Grand Prix and Oceania competitions results.

Zayne is now focused on the Sporting Clays Australia Nationals scheduled in November.

AGSV Golf Championships Gallery

Celebrating 25 Years of Girls Sports in AGSV/APS Gallery

Enrolments Update

Year 7 Round 1 application cycle for 2025 is complete. Those wishing to be considered for enrolment in Year 7 in 2025 are welcome to apply and will be placed on our waitlist for review in Round 2.

Applications for Year 7 in 2026 are now open. Applications will close on Friday 16 August 2024. First-round offers will be issued in October 2024.

There remain limited positions across Years 8-12 for 2024, prospective families are encouraged to contact our team for a discussion. 

Our online Enrolment Application Form as well as our Enrolment Policy and School Fees can be found on our College website, here.

Any questions regarding enrolment can be directed to our friendly team 0357835000 or registrar@assumption.vic.edu.au

Financial Assistance - CSEF

The Victorian State Government's Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund (CSEF) helps ensure no student will miss out on the opportunity to join educational activities. CSEF is provided to assist eligible families to cover the costs of school trips, camps and sporting activities. If you hold a valid means-tested concession card or are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible. New applicants should contact the school to obtain a CSEF application form or download it from HERE. You do not need to complete a new application if you have previously applied. You only need to re-apply if your child has enrolled at a new school or family circumstances have changed.

Applications close on 27 June.

Reception and Student Services Update

Families are now invited to visit the Reception of the College, via Gate 5. Reception is now located at Shandon House and we welcome your attendance in our beautiful space. 

The circular drive in front of Shandon House is available for vehicle access however we ask Families and Visitors to use our newly established carpark at the front of the driveway.

Student Services has been relocated near the Health Centre. Parents should report to Reception at Shandon House to collect their children.

A friendly reminder, that animals are not allowed on-site unless they are an authorised support companion. 

Alumni Call Out for Shandon Calls!

Attention all alumni of Assumption College! We would love to hear from you and feature your story in the next edition of Shandon Calls.

If you have any updates or interesting experiences to share with the college community, please reach out to Kate Boulton, our Enrolments & Community Relations Officer, at:

Kate.Boulton@assumption.vic.edu.au

As a past student, you are an important part of the Assumption College community, and we value your contributions to our newsletter. Whether you have a success story to share, updates on your life after college, or just want to say hello, we want to hear from you.

Don't miss the opportunity to be featured in the next edition of Shandon Calls. Get in touch today! And if you want to catch up on the latest news and updates from Assumption College, check out the latest edition of the Shandon Calls by clicking the link below.