Community Learning Projects
Digi Stories - Term 1 2011 Print E-mail

Each School team has created Video Digi stories to introduce their team members and to demonstrate the work they are doing on their Community Learning Project (CLP) in Term 1, 2011.

A number of these videos are now online to view.
Now updated with North Geelong, Rosebud and Torquay's Digi Stories

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Digi Stories - Term 3 2010 Print E-mail

Each School team has created Video Digi stories to introduce their team members and to demonstrate the work they are doing on their Community Learning Project (CLP) in Term 3 2010.

A number of these videos are now online to view.

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CLP Projects - Term 3 2010 Print E-mail

Swan Hill C
Multi-cultural activities week
Staff - Phil Dennis

Princes Hill SC
Encouraging teachers to be fit and active
Staff - Jacinta Ivory

Melb. Girls C
A website for students about self esteem
Staff - Jordan Smith

Kyneton SC
To build an indigenous garden for people to relax in and learn about indigenous culture
Staff - Jen Ripper

Echuca C
A scrapbook celebrating the journey and experiences of senior citizens in Echuca
Staff - Tina Reilly

Brunswick SC
Water saving ideas for home and school
Staff - Brett Easton

Kerang Tech C
Developing information sheets to use in the local museum
Staff - Mikel Dyer

Thornbury HS
Integrate leadership into year 9 SOSE and English curriculum by reviewing that curriculum.
Staff - Kylie Moroney


 
Digi Stories - Term 2 2010 Print E-mail

Each School team has created Video Digi stories to introduce their team members and to demonstrate the work they are doing on their Community Learning Project (CLP) in Term 2 2010.

A number of these videos are now online to view.

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Photostories - Term 1, 2010 Print E-mail

Each School team has created Video Photostories to introduce their team members and to demonstrate the work they are doing on their Community Learning Project (CLP) in Term 1 2010.

A number of these videos are now online to view.

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CLP Projects - Term 1 2010 Print E-mail

Bright P-12 College
To make a healthy and creative program for Yrs 3 and 4 students at local primary schools to educate them and the community to eat healthily and make it fun and engaging at the same time.
Staff - Kylie Moroney

Debney Park SC
To raise awareness in the community about disabled youth in nursing homes and to empower these youth to live meaningful lives.
Staff - Phil Dennis

Mt Beauty SC
To create a more sustainable school environment. We wish to spread our school success to the community. We are trying to implement the use of recycling throughout the school by buying more recycle bins for the interior and exterior of the school, introducing rubbish free lunches, getting a compost bin for our school and handing out free brochures on what can and can’t be recycled.
Staff - Brett Easton

Hoppers Crossing SC
To bring skills gained from Gnurad Gundidj to teach peers back at Hoppers Crossing about their individual learning styles to aid in more efficient learning. Also, to educate our peers to learn how to better deal with problems faced by adolescents.
Staff - Jen Ripper

Rutherglen HS
To raise community awareness of Rutherglen’s gold mining history, and work with local organisations to celebrate the 150th year anniversary of the discovery of gold in our area.
Staff - Jordan Smith

Taylors Lakes SC
To provide opportunities for our community to share, celebrate and learn from other cultures. We will celebrate multiculturalism through a fete held at the school and write a recipe book with recipes from around the world.
Staff - Tina Reilly

Wangaratta HS
To raise awareness of the negative effects that mining minerals for mobile phone production has on gorilla’s in the Congo region. We will work with the Melbourne Zoo to collect and encourage people to recycle their mobile phones.
Staff - Dani Willis

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Williamstown HS
To unite our school community together through three aspects of team work: creative; tactical; physical. We will run a workshop for year seven students at our school to educate them on the importance of having one united community.
Staff - Mikel Dyer

 
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School for Student Leadership is a Victorian Department of Education initiative offering a unique residential education experience for year nine students. The curriculum focuses on personal development and team learning projects sourced from students' home regions. There are four campuses in iconic locations across Victoria. The Alpine School Campus is located at Dinner Plain in the Victorian Alps. Snowy River Campus is near the mouth of the Snowy River at Marlo in east Gippsland. The third site is adjacent to Mount Noorat near Camperdown in Victoria’s Western District, and is called Gnurad-Gundidj. After consultation with the local aboriginal community, this name represents both the indigenous name of the local area and an interpretation of the statement "belonging to this place". The fourth and most recently opened campus is Don Valley Campus, situated on land that was once known as Haining Farm in the Yarra Ranges.
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