News and Events: NEWS
Winter Recital
news
The Winter Recital was held in the Founders’ Centre on Wednesday 3 June at 7.00pm. The standard of performance was extremely high and the audience enjoyed a varied and entertaining program of vocal and instrumental items. Ensembles included the Male Choir as well as Brass, Flute, Strings and Classical Guitar. Some of the senior performers, […]
read more
Tristan performs well on International stage
news
After a series of national and international selection races during January, February and March, ensured Tristan was eligible to represent Australia at the World Junior Slalom Championships in Rio de Janeiro, just falling short of a spot in the finals. Tristan was the only male junior paddler to qualify for both K1 (single kayak) and […]
read more
Community Project in Cambodia 2016
news
Ivanhoe parents, staff and alumni will participate in a number of community activities including: ,, Cultural orientation in Siem Reap and Angkor Wat Temples ,, Work with HUSK Cambodia at Komphein village – HUSK works directly with communities to help improve the lives of Cambodian families. Their focus is providing access to safe water, livelihood […]
read more
Centenary Gala 2015
news
The Gala will be held on Tuesday 16 June at Melbourne’s premier concert venue, Hamer Hall. Featuring over 700 students from all campuses of the School, as well as Alumni, parents and staff, to celebrate the themes of belonging and internationalism, the school will pay tribute to its past, acknowledge its rich diversity and celebrate […]
read more
Winter Sport - Round 5 results
news
,, ,, ,, Team ,, Result ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, Boys Football ,, 14.9.93 defeated PEGS 13.12.90 ,, ,, ,, Boys Soccer ,, 4 defeated Trinity 2 ,, ,, ,, Boys Hockey ,, 3 drew with PEGS 3 ,, ,, ,, Girls Netball ,, 53 defeated Haileybury 32 ,, ,, ,, Girls Basketball ,, […]
read more
Cube 4 Cambodia
news
Plenty Campus student Ethan organised the largest speedcubing competition in the country on Sunday, which aimed to raise funds to support various Cambodian charities. Speedcubing competitions require solving cubes in the least number of moves, as quickly as possible. Almost 100 cubers from around Australia (and some international competitors) headed to the Founders’ Centre to […]
read more
The 2015 Victorian da Vinci Decathlon
news
The da Vinci Decathlon began at Knox Grammar School in Sydney in 2001. Participating schools then began to host events in Victoria, Western Australia and Queensland. Schools enter a team of eight Year 7 students who participate in the following activities: ,, Mathematics – emphasis on problem solving, number patterns and logic puzzles ,, English […]
read more
Library and Information Week
news
This week is Library and Information Week and the theme is ‘Imagine’. The week aims to raise the profile of libraries and provides the opportunity to showcase their resources, facilities, events, contacts and services through different programs and events. Library staff at The Ridgeway Campus imagined a library full of minions (that featured in the […]
read more
Homelessness – who really cares?
news
On Monday 25 May the Charities Committee meeting was held during lunchtime. Peter Royce (’06) was invited to the School to discuss his work with the St Vincent De Paul soup van program and 300 Blankets, a not for profit organisation providing blankets for people experiencing homelessness in Victoria. The blankets are obtained through donations […]
read more
Winter Sport - Round 4 results
news
,, ,, ,, Team ,, Result ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, Boys Football ,, ,, 8.15.63 lost to Assumption 10.8.68 ,, ,, ,, ,, Boys Soccer ,, 1 drew with PEGS 1 ,, ,, ,, Boys Hockey ,, 8 defeated Marcellin 3 ,, ,, ,, Girls Basketball ,, 39 defeated Assumption 25 ,, ,, ,, […]
read more
Primary Professional Development
news
On Tuesday 26 May, academic staff from Buckley House and Plenty Campus worked with David Hornsby, a leading educational academic and expert. David is in demand as an education consultant in schools and in conference centres across Australia and in many parts of the world. He has completed lecture tours in the USA and the […]
read more
Urban History Program begins
news
Students in Year 9 have commenced the Urban History part of their Year 9 Program. The students were divided into groups and participated in various activities. Some kayaked, many in the rain while others participated in a walking tour of Richmond conducted by author Robert Newton, who took them to the places that featured in […]
read more
