Education


  • Government cash will help families

    Corangamite MP Darren Cheeseman says the schoolkids bonus will help 1500 Colac 
and district families pay for uniforms, books and stationery before the new school term.

    COLAC and district families are receiving a Federal Government financial boost this month before the start of the new school year.

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  • Students in top one per cent

    Trinity College's Lewis O'Brien, left, and Paul O'Shea.

    TWO Colac students will get their first choice of university courses after scoring in the top one per cent of Victoria’s Year 12s.

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  • Politicians want Colac uni courses

    Political rivals Darren Cheeseman and Sarah Henderson support plans for university courses in Colac.

    COLAC’S rival federal politicians both say they are keen to discuss plans to deliver university courses in Colac.

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  • Colac Otway and Deakin in plan to offer university courses in Colac

    Deakin University could provide degrees in Colac via video conferencing.

    DEAKIN University could offer degrees in Colac, allowing students to attend lectures without leaving the city.

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  • College creditors likely to miss out

    Otway Community College has gone into voluntary administration and closed its doors yesterday.

    OTWAY Community College’s administrator says the college’s employees and bank are the only groups likely to receive any money after the organisation’s sale.

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  • Inspiring teachers aspire for prestigious award

    Alvie Consolidated School teacher Lei Bao is a finalist for a national inspirational teaching award. He is pictured with Grade Six pupil Emma Harris.

    THREE Colac district teachers are in the running to win an award for inspiring their pupils.

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  • Teachers protest outside MP’s office

    Teachers Geoff Bird, Fran Permezel, Lyn Francis, Michelle Norton, Glenyce Reed, Michael Smart, Shirley Smith, Martin Rieniets and Erin Baulch

    COLAC and district teachers have taken their calls for better pay and conditions to Polwarth MP Terry Mulder’s Colac office.

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  • College chief loses job

    Ortway Community College chief Peter Macdonald is one of 10 staff members to lose their job.

    OTWAY Community College’s temporary manager says it is “very close” to closing a deal to buy the college.

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