Hydration As the weather is started to heat up is important to remind your student to stay hydrated! Water is essential for our bodies to function. Without enough water we can get tired, our mental function decreases making it harder to learn and it also affects our mood. To help your child and the environment … Continued Read More
Owa Senior High School Visit Our sister school relationship between Minami Senior High School in Osaka, Japan and Mount Waverley Secondary College in Melbourne, Australia began 37 years ago. In 1988 the College Principal Mr Don Laird and Japanese teacher Ms Megan McLaughlin looked to establish a sister school relationship with a school in Japan … Continued Read More
Alumni Spotlight – Mayuraj Chandrakaran, Class of 2003 We are grateful to our alumni who generously give their time to return for events like Year 10 Future Options Day, sharing their career journeys, lessons learned, and industry insights. Their willingness to engage with current students not only inspires and motivates but also shows the power … Continued Read More
Students in Years 7 and 9 should have received their 2025 NAPLAN reports. NAPLAN results provide a snapshot of how a student is currently performing in Writing, Reading, Grammar and Punctuation, Spelling and Numeracy. This year, for the first time since 2021, parents and students also received feedback on student learning growth between NAPLAN tests. … Continued Read More
Year 7 & 8 Careers Lunchtime Drop-in Question Time – Junior Campus The Careers Lunchtime Drop-in Sessions for Year 7 and 8 students continue to be a valuable opportunity for students to explore career pathways in an informal setting. This week, students enjoyed fun and interactive games designed to boost career exploration, helping them discover … Continued Read More
Our school is not just an excellent place of learning for our young people, but also an amazing community hub. One of our biggest strengths is the partnerships that we are able to create and maintain with the local community, providing numerous opportunities for our students. The following is just a snapshot of what has … Continued Read More
We are approaching the half-way point for Term 3. Most of our Year 12s are experiencing a slight lull in SACs, but we are encouraging them to maintain the momentum, keep up to date with their work, and ensure that regular study is still occurring at home. Year 11s should have all completed their course … Continued Read More
Students across the college are deeply engaged in their learning. As we move into the second half of the term, it’s important that they stay up to date with classwork and strengthen their understanding through regular homework and home study. This term has also been a busy one for subject and course selections for 2026, … Continued Read More
German Poetry Competition The AGTV (Association of German Teachers of Victoria) regional poetry competition took place on Thursday 8 August at Box Hill High School. 35 Selected German students from Box Hill High School, Brentwood Secondary College and Mount Waverley College were invited to participate in this event. Students worked very hard to learn and … Continued Read More
Bullying No Way! Week: Be Bold, Be Kind, Speak Up! This week at MWSC we celebrated Bullying No Way! Week. The theme this year was “Be Bold, Be King, Speak Up!”, which encourages students to move beyond awareness and into genuine, visible expressions of compassion — whether through words, gestures, or everyday decisions. By choosing to … Continued Read More