Education


  • Students retain world language title

    Indonesian language champions Sage Bolton, Madeleine Lucas, Tess O’Brien, Jasmine Walsh, Maddison Harty, Sienna Turner and Emily Vaughan.

    A COLAC class has retained its world champion title in an Indonesian language competition.

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  • Songs will help orphans

    Songs for Nam organiser Meg O’Brien, Trinity College teacher Jon Hubbard, Songs for Nam host Sam Barrow and performers Emily Marsh and Rebecca Brown.

    COLAC and district musicians and artists are banding together this week to raise money for orphans in Vietnam.

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  • Judges sing praises of sophisticated band

    Trinity College band Sophisticated Swing members Yara Alkurd, Renee Karacsay and Emily Marsh.

    MELBOURNE music competition judges were so impressed with a Colac band that they gave the band wild-card entry to a grand final.

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  • Teens strengthen community ties

    Mentoring

    APOLLO BAY Bay teens are benefitting from a mentorship program that aims to strengthen community ties.

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  • Students heading to Indonesia

    ourteen Trinity College Colac students will visit Malaysia and Indonesia with teacher Elana Cole, right.

    COLAC students say an upcoming trip to Indonesia will boost their language skills.

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  • Plans for old high school hit obstacle

    A new master plan proposes a range of uses for the former Colac High School, closed since 2009.

    COLAC Otway Shire Council has hit a road block in its plans to redevelop the former Colac High School site.

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  • New school at last for coast students

    John-Tallis

    APOLLO BAY will finally get a new school after years of campaigning.

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