Surf Coast’s solar success
A trio of teams from SCSC competed in the Australian Model Boat Challenge in Sydney recently. One of those teams brought home top prize in the advanced boats section.
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Music program hitting right beat
Students have the opportunity to partake in a variety of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities, including a music program that fuels year 12 student Callum Watson’s passion.
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Strong focus on cultural exchange
Via cultural exchange programs, SCSC welcomes the need for students to receive an education that facilitates the exploration of cultures and traditions beyond Australia’s borders.
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Leading the way
The College’s leadership group consists of two senior school captains, as well as two middle school captains. There are also two Student Voice leaders across four key areas.
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Learning Frame by Frame
Welcome to SCSC's Artists in School program, where award-winning claymation pioneer Glen Hunwick is overseeing a term-long project, mentoring more than 50 of the school’s year seven, eight and nine students twice a week.
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As part of SCSC’s goal of nurturing and promoting the country’s next generation of leaders, it has expanded its student leadership program so that more students can have their voice heard.
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Given the name of the school, it’s quite fitting that SCSC has launched its very own surfing academy at the beginning of the 2013 school year.
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A School for Surfers
Boarding pioneers back in the ‘60s never envisaged surfing being part of the school curriculum, however 2013 has seen the launch of Surf Coast Secondary College’s elite surfing academy.
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Year seven student Ethan Farmer is utilising the school’s music program in his quest to become a rock star. And when he’s not doing that, Ethan is penning what he hopes will be a fictional masterpiece.
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As part of SCSC's international program, a large number of students have already experienced what life is like in another culture with trips to China and East Timor.
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