This year’s Student Led Conferences saw the Year Three students shine, as they confidently shared and celebrated their achievements with loved ones. It was wonderful to see students reflect on their learning and own their future goals.

In Year 4 we have been investigating the First Fleet and First Navigators, as apart of our Inquiry unit. The students researched a person on the First Fleet or a First Navigator and completed a factual narrative letter based on their character. They came to school dressed as this person and created a living history museum, where they presented to family and friends. In the afternoon they learnt some bush dances with the Billy Tea Bush Band and had a fantastic time!

Every second year at Torquay College, our Senior School students enter into an International Competition organised by the ‘Lions Club’. The students have to design a poster that displays Visual images of what ‘Peace’ or ‘Kindness’ means to them. This year the theme was ‘Kindness’ so we examined what this word means, what it looks like, watched you tubes on random acts of kindness, and discussed that kindness is a universal, positive and desirable human quality that often can

The Student Led Conferences provide our students with the opportunity to share their work from all curriculum areas with their families. It was fantastic to see so many members of our school community come and visit our classrooms and take part in celebrating the children’s progress this year. Here are few snaps of our Year One students proudly sharing their work with their families.

Dear School Community, As the busy Term 3 come to an end, the cold winter is now behind us and the warm weather is approaching, I would like to acknowledge the hard work, dedication and commitment of all teachers, students, families and volunteers. Torquay College is a large organisation that actively engages with a diverse and wonderful school community that cares about the learning needs of all students. The school has celebrated many wonderful activities and events and we

On Thursday the 13th of September the Year 6s put on a marvelous MAD Day. We were lucky enough to raise $2,600. Some of the amazing stalls included photo booths, hair spray and face painting, food decorating and 'Spin It to Win It' games. The Junior School Councillors will meet and discuss where the funds will go. Thank you to everyone that participated. On MAD Day, most of the Year 6s learnt some valuable life lessons. We learnt how to budget, run a business and what it t

On Thursday the 13th of September, the Year 5 students were lucky enough to enjoy the excitement and view the hard work undertaken by the Year 6 students at MAD Day. The Year 6 students worked collaboratively to create a day that was filled with profitable, engaging, challenging and delicious activity based stalls. The Year 5’s were able to use silver coins to participate in a range of activity based games, with all profits being donated back into Torquay College’s School com

Today the Year 1 students had lots of fun participating in Mini Activities Day. Popular games were Spin and Win, Slip and Slide, Wagon Ride and Spaghetti Lego. The Year 6 students and teachers did an awesome job planning entertaining activities and making sure everyone had a great time.

In very sunny and warm conditions, 40 Torquay College athletes ventured to the Landy Field Athletics Track to participate in the Bellarine Division Athletics Carnival. To have 40 students qualify for such a high level of competition is an achievement in itself. To then witness each of the students compete with such focus and determination was a pleasure to see and is something of which they should be very proud. The placegetters on the day were: INDI ELLIOT- 1ST place 100m

School Council Meeting dates – 19 September, 17 October, 21 November and 12 December