Welcome to issue 21 of the College Newsletter! IN THIS ISSUE: - Student Perspective - 2023 School Captain Reflections - Week 10 Primary Awards - Crazy Colour Fun Run Review! - The Lakes First Aid Policy - Are You Ready for 2024? Use this checklist to prepare. - 2024 Staff Organisational Chart - What’s on at The Lakes
THE LAKES SOUTH MORANG COLLEGE NEWSLETTER 2022 - ISSUE 10 Date 00, 2022
Term 4, Week 11 Issue 21 - 2023
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
The Lakes South Morang College respectfully acknowledges that beneath the significant River Red Gums that feature across our school's landscape lay the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri - Willam people of the Kulin Nation.
Principal Report
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Message from the Editor
02
Student Perspective
03
SRC News
04
End of Year Awards
06
PRINCIPAL REPORT
Curriculum Connections
10
BILL PANAS COLLEGE PRINCIPAL
2024 Staff Organisation Chart
12
Week 10 Primary Awards
14
Social Scene
15
What ’ s on @ The Lakes
16
Community Noticeboard
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Dear Parents/Guardians,
As 2023 comes to an end, the need to reflect, acknowledge and celebrate our achievements fills my head with incredible joy. We have all had moments where our exhaustion has overwhelmed us, but we have stayed true to our learning philosophy and programs, purposeful with our narrative and focused on student achievements. So, it is with great pride that I congratulate all of our 2023 multi - disciplinary Award Winners, Year 6 & Year 12 Graduates and Valedictorians. You have led the journey with conviction, demonstrating the behaviours and energy that is a prerequisite for excellence in learning and setting a high standard for your peers. Moreso, all of our students have demonstrated growth in important capabilities and have displayed individual differences that value - add to our diverse and flourishing learning community. Every student in our College shines in their own way. It is our goal and responsibility to provide a pathway for every child ’ s academic and emotional development and to find relevant and inclusive means to celebrate their success. We see this success within the classrooms, however these also extend to success in: STEM pursuits; sporting achievements; community involvement; student leadership and mentoring; camps; excursions; production; and, the Arts. Even this year ’ s festive season postcards were designed and prepared by our
SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST IN THIS ISSUE:
• Student Perspective 2023 School Captain Reflections
• Week 10 Primary Awards
• Crazy Colour Fun Run Review!
• The Lakes First Aid Policy
• Are You Ready for 2024? Use this checklist to prepare.
• 2024 Staff Organisational Chart
• What ’ s on at The Lakes
Secondary Campus 80 Jardier Terrace, South Morang 3752 (03) 9401 3919 Primary Campus 275 Gordons Road, South Morang 3752 (03) 9400 9000
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter PRINCIPAL REPORT
creative students. I hope they warmed your hearts as they did for us.
Participation and excellence will only continue to be enhanced in our College and beyond if we highlight student achievements. Our level of school pride and positive culture for learning must come from students and their belief in themselves. As adults, we must all rally around them and identify opportunities for their personal growth and collective efficacy in a safe and rewarding environment. The leaders at our College are excited and have embraced our pursuit for success as an exemplar P - 12 College and will leave no stone unturned to deliver for our students. To all of our families, thank you for your continued support. Our teachers really do appreciate it! You are equal partners in the learning process. Have a wonderful, safe and relaxing festive season. On behalf of Bonnie, Marcus & I, we will be waiting for your child ’ s return to school next January, 30th for our “ Meet & Greet ” day with excitement and the anticipation of a tremendous 2024 learning year!
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR I just wanted to take this opportunity to celebrate not only the final issue of the College Newsletter for 2023, but also acknowledge and thank all who have contributed to the 21 issues over the year. In particular I would like to thank the principal team; Bonnie, Marcus and Bill for their ongoing support and regular reports. Thankyou to Cam, Rob and Jaz, along with their fantastic student leaders who have also ensured each issue celebrates student voice and learning across the College. Thankyou to Amanda and the members of School Council who have embraced the newsletter and have worked collaboratively with me to develop articles and ideas for future issues. Each fortnight the College Newsletter provides our community with not only a snapshot of what has been achieved but also a celebration of connections we are building and opportunities and events coming up. In our final issue of The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter we have our 2023 Primary and Secondary school captains reflection, filmed at our Awards Night, along with a celebration of all the End of Year award winners from the night. SRC students have also put together a piece on the fantastic Crazy Colour Run fundraising day. If you are unsure of what your child needs to begin 2024 or how the beginning of Term 1 will look, you will also find this information in this issue.
Thankyou to everyone who takes the time to read what is put together each fortnight. From myself and my team of staff who support each issue, have a wonderful and safe holidays.
Kitty Wilson
STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
2023 SCHOOL CAPTAIN REPORTS
PRIMARY SCHOOL CAPTAINS KIARA, ASHWIN, NEHA & HARRY
SECONDARY SCHOOL CAPTAINS
BRIDIE, CHLOE, ADRIAN & LAURA
scan code for digital Awards Night program
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AN INCREDIBLE COLOUR RUN EXPERIENCE !
The Lakes South Morang College recently hosted a vibrant and exhilarating Colour Run, where students, staff, and the community came together to celebrate, have a blast, and raise funds for our amazing school. This reflection focuses on the infectious joy of the students, the memorable moments of running through the course, and the humorous surprises experienced by beloved individuals. The atmosphere at the Colour Run was filled with infectious laughter, beaming smiles, and an overall sense of excitement. The students, undoubtedly having the best time ever, radiated unbridled enthusiasm as they eagerly lined up at the starting line. Their spirited energy and enthusiasm set the tone for a truly remarkable event. The course itself was a bundle of vibrant colours, with every step providing a new burst of colour. As students weaved through the designated route, they were greeted with clouds of powdered paints, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle. The cheers and laughter echoing through the air intensified the feeling of teamwork and shared experience.
THE UNFORGETTABLE GOOEY SURPRISE....
Among the highlights of the event were the hilarious surprises that unfolded throughout the day. Bill, Marcus, and Bonnie found themselves at the receiving end of an unexpected sliming experience. With each burst of laughter, they embraced the unexpected, joining in the fun and becoming walking works of art.
The Colour Run was such a fun event. It was great to see all the students from across the school running and also great to see the teachers have so much fun throwing colour at us … and each other! Our white shirts were all so messy but it was for a great cause as we raised over $18000. The highlight of my day was seeing Bill, Bonnie and Marcus get slimed, it was so fun to see our Principals get involved on the day. We all had so much fun. Ruby Yr8
Aside from the sheer fun and enjoyment, the Colour
Run also served a greater purpose. Through generous donations and tireless fundraising efforts, the Lakes South Morang College community managed to raise just under $19,000. The significance of this achievement cannot be overstated, as the funds raised will be utilized for important causes within the The Lakes South Morang College. The Colour Run at Lakes was a resounding success, leaving an indelible mark on all those who participated. From the students ’ laughter - filled faces to the surprising sliming of Bill, Marcus, and Bonnie, the event will be remembered as a celebration of unity and shared purpose. Additionally, the impressive fundraising efforts made a positive impact on the community, emphasising the power of collective effort in making a meaningful difference. Both Primary and Secondary SRC students did an amazing job with organising and hosting the event! Well done SRC!
The Colour Run was a fun day where the school all came together to raise money for a good cause. I really liked seeing the whole school come together, both the students and teachers all had such a great time getting covered in colour and slime. I really liked having a sausage sizzle on the day, as did a lot of other kids. I think it was a really special day for us all and an incredible effort to raise over $18,000! Liam Yr8
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter END OF YEAR AWARDS
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE AWARDS
VERBAL LINGUISTIC
LOGICAL MATHEMATICAL
PREP: Mia Crane YEAR ONE: Rylee Greaves YEAR TWO: Olivia Soria YEAR THREE: Amani Belal YEAR FOUR: Kathy Nguyen YEAR FIVE: Sienna Trajkovski YEAR SIX: Neha Paul YEAR SEVEN: Tilly Collins YEAR EIGHT: Virat Khokhar YEAR NINE: Ben Maughan YEAR TEN: Aaliyah Farah
PREP: Lucas McGlashan YEAR ONE: Cooper Zabiegala YEAR TWO: Charlotte Smith YEAR THREE: Ryan Longhurst YEAR FOUR: Thomas Broadley YEAR FIVE: Lucas Lieschke YEAR SIX: Mia Cleary YEAR SEVEN: Bonnie Nackovska YEAR EIGHT: Lidia Arsic YEAR NINE: Adele Sprague YEAR TEN: Angela Tran
VISUAL SPATIAL
BODILY KINAESTHETIC
PREP: Hunter Bobadilla YEAR ONE: Ray Terolli YEAR TWO: Olivia Soria
PREP: Noah Lowden YEAR ONE: Rocco Narduzzo YEAR TWO: Rantej Singh YEAR THREE: Aleks Petrovski YEAR FOUR: Kyle Wood YEAR FIVE: Selena Gatto YEAR SIX: Millie Dean YEAR SEVEN: Kris Terpou YEAR EIGHT: EQ Wongping YEAR NINE: Jasper Tucker YEAR TEN: Ajang Dut
YEAR THREE: Thaemela Soobrayen YEAR FOUR: Morgan Clutterbuck YEAR FIVE: Miriam Morris YEAR SIX: Yvonne Young YEAR SEVEN: Hazel McMillan - Curic YEAR EIGHT: Ella Ross YEAR NINE: Christina Tran YEAR TEN: Justin Le
MUSICAL RHYTHMIC
INTRAPERSONAL
PREP: William Petrevski YEAR ONE: Eleftheria Giglas YEAR TWO: Xander Mason YEAR THREE: Siena Crane YEAR FOUR: Charlotte Mcleod YEAR FIVE: Phoenix Tenson YEAR SIX: Jahmin Salele YEAR SEVEN: Riania Key YEAR EIGHT: Madaline Kith YEAR NINE: Rylee Dinglasan YEAR TEN: Aiden Jolly
PREP: Pranav Nambiar YEAR ONE: Nathan Nguyen YEAR TWO: Layal Belal YEAR THREE: Pranadh Ranjith YEAR FOUR: Addison Mercuri YEAR FIVE: Skye Lapthorne YEAR SIX: Imogen Jones YEAR SEVEN: Pauli Myron YEAR EIGHT: Anita Dajti YEAR NINE: Zaf Petalotis YEAR TEN: Matilda Nocen
INTERPERSONAL
NATURALIST
PREP: Dakota Cauchi YEAR ONE: Martin Ristevski YEAR TWO: Isla Jones YEAR THREE: Aubrey Wickham YEAR FOUR: Bella Moran YEAR FIVE: Taylah Gianinotti YEAR SIX: Lachlan Head YEAR SEVEN: Hayley Benfari YEAR EIGHT: Carmel Serra YEAR NINE: Takura Mubayiwa YEAR TEN: Bailey Martone - Peterson
PREP: Matzu Chin - Holt YEAR ONE: Beatrice Chapman YEAR TWO: Ella Archibald YEAR THREE: Noah Mistica - Knapik YEAR FOUR: Isaac Hyrapiet YEAR FIVE: Jasper O ’ Connor YEAR SIX: Cade Sprague YEAR SEVEN: Kris Terpou YEAR EIGHT: Jeremy Sprague
YEAR NINE: Adele Sprague YEAR TEN: Joshua Quilty
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter END OF YEAR AWARDS
VCE & VCAL SUBJECT EXCELLENCE AWARDS
HEALTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
BIOLOGY
Year 11 - Eliza Reeves Year 12 - Stefan Trajanoski
Year 11 - Eliza Reeves Year 12 - Alexsandra Kuzmanoski
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
HISTORY REVOLUTIONS
Year 12 - Stefan Trajanoski
Year 12 - Adrian Serra
CHEMISTRY
LEGAL STUDIES
Year 11 - Eliza Reeves
Year 11 - Cassie Martyn Year 12 - Stefan Trajanoski
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICAL METHODS
Year 11 - Ali Al - Salem Year 12 - Adrian Serra
Year 11 - Aaron Butler
FOOD STUDIES Year 11 - Izak Fyffe
PERSIAN
Year 12 - Anita Fathizadeh
GENERAL MATHEMATICS Year 11 - Anhad Singh Year 12 - Charlotte Adrichem & Eliza Reeves
PHYSICAL EDUCATION Year 11 - Charlotte Adrichem
COLLEGE AWARDS
SCHOOL SPORTS VICTORIA AWARD Lachlan Head
PRODUCT DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY Year 11 - Nash Cox
AMPOL - ALL ROUNDER AWARD Jakson Reid KWONG LEE DOW YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM Jaxson Stakic
PSYCHOLOGY Year 11 - Eliza Reeves
MAS NATIONAL VIBRANT FUTURES AWARD
VM/VCAL NUMERACY Year 11 - Ethan Ruzicka Year 12 - Connor Kiriakopoulos
Anita Fathizadeh
YEAR SIX VALEDICTORIAN
VM/VCAL LITERACY Year 11 - Talia Anderson Year 12 - Bree Maunder
Kiara Thilakisiri
PDS Year 11 - Nick Terpou Year 12 - Bree Maunder
YEAR TWELVE VALEDICTORIAN
WRS Year 11 - Daphne Adams Year 12 - Maddalyn Giampaolo
Alexsandra Kuzmanoski
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter CURRICULUM
ARE YOU READY FOR 2024? Please use the following checklist to ensure that your young person is set for success at the start of 2024. DEAR LAKES FAMILIES...
ALL YEAR LEVELS:
UNIFORM
Please note our uniform supplier, APlus Schoolwear (3/30 Heaths Court, Mill Park) will close from December 19h. Trading resumes on January 9th, otherwise orders can be placed online via https://www.aplusschoolwear.com.au
MEET & GREET IN 2024
The Lakes South Morang College Meet and Greet Day will be held on Tuesday, 30 January 2024 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Parents/ Carers have an opportunity to meet with Learning Coaches (previously Home group Teachers) in Prep to Year 10 to share information regarding your child and program information for 2024. Appointments are 15 minutes each and bookings can be made via Sentral. A hybrid model will be offered - onsite or online via Teams. Bookings open on Friday, January 19 at 9 am.
ON PRIMARY:
BEING SUNSMART
We will be enforcing our ‘ No Hat, No Play ’ policy in Term 1 on the Primary Campus. Hats must be wide - brim (with the school logo), which is available at the uniform shop.
IPAD
Edunet and JBHiFi are the College ’ s preferred providers. More information regarding iPad ’ s can be accessed via www.thelakes.edu.au/byod - program.html
BOOKINGS OPEN Friday 19 JANUARY 2023.
VCE students and families, including those completing early - entry VCE, will be required to attend a VCE information session between on Tuesday, 30 January 4.30 - 5.30pm. Students and families will then have the opportunity to meet the VCE teachers of 2024 between 5.30 - 6.00pm.
STAYING CONNECTED
Please ensure the school has the correct contact details for you so that all correspondence, notes or relevant information for your child is received. The Sentral Parent Portal is the primary method for home - school communications at The Lakes so please make sure you have access to this.
POLICY SPOTLIGHT
YEAR 7 TO VCE
LAPTOP
Edunet and JBHiFi are the College ’ s preferred providers. More information regarding laptops can be accessed via www.thelakes.edu.au/byod - program.html
FIRST AID
http://www.thelakes.edu.au/uploads/8/3/9/0/83901006/ first_aid_policy_2022.pdf
From time to time The Lakes South Morang College staff might need to administer first aid to students at school or during school activities. Parents/carers should be aware that the goal of first aid is not to diagnose or treat a condition. Students who are unwell should not attend school. If a student becomes unwell during the school day they may be directed to First Aid and monitored by staff. Depending on the nature of their symptoms, staff may contact parents/ carers or an emergency contact person to ask them to collect the student. If there is a situation or incident which occurs at school or during a school activity which requires first aid to be administered to a student:
ROCKETBOOK
Have you considered a Rocketbook for your stationary items in 2024? This is a fantastic option to replace paper notebooks for all subject areas. More information can be found at www.rocketbook.com.au. Books can be ordered through Campion via our booklists, or directly through Rocketbook using the code LSMC10off for a 10% discount.
Staff who have been trained in first aid will administer first aid in accordance with their training. In an emergency situation, other staff may assist in the administration of first aid within their level of competence. In a medical emergency, staff may take emergency action and do not need to obtain parent/carer consent to do so. Staff may contact Triple Zero “000” for emergency medical services at any time. If first aid is administered for a minor injury or condition, The Lakes South Morang College will notify parents/carers by a Sentral email or phone call. If first aid is administered for a serious injury or condition, or in an emergency situation, school staff will attempt to contact parents/carers or emergency contacts as soon as reasonably practical.
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EDUCATION PERFECT SUBSCRIPTION
Education Perfect is an essential learning tool being used across 7 - 10.
The subscription will cover all subject areas and will be required by all students to start off 2024. The subscription is purchased through the Campion booklist, and at the beginning of 2024, The Lakes will work in partnership with Education Perfect to distribute login details. This learning tool will be used both in classes and as homework throughout 2024 —an essential booklist item!
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Policies are available to all families via the Sentral Portal (under Resources) or via our website http://www.thelakes.edu.au/policies -- reports.html
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter 2024 STAFF ORGANISATION CHART
AIMEE FREIND
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter WEEK 10 PRIMARY CAMPUS AWARDS
LEARNER OF THE WEEK
Prep A
Prep B
Prep C
Jihoo P
Maximus M
Mia M
1A
1B
Remi T
Zachary L
2A
2B
Landa S
Leeban F
3A
3B
Hamza Z
Nickan G
4A
4B
Zach M
Kayden S
5A
5B
5C
Hayley J
Taleah H
Samira B
6A
6B
6C
Taazreet S
Maison F
LIFESTYLE AWARDS
Sport
Art
STEM
Prep
Logan J
Logan H
Anastasia M
Year 1
Bea C
Rhyder T
Ellie B
Year 2
Elise V
Uday S
Ozzie B
Year 3
Aubrey W
Katelyn B
Aden S
Year 4
Tyson C
Bella M
Zach M
Year 5
Sienna T
Pournami S
Harrison G
Year 6
Angus B
Tyler B
Hiya D
SOCIAL SCENE
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter WHAT ’ S ON @ THE LAKES
Breakfast Club on Both Campuses Every Wednesday - 8.15am - 8.45am
(Except for the first week and last week of the term)
DECEMBER:
Monday 18th
Year 6 Funfields Excursion
Last day of Term 4 Dismissal at 1.15pm
Tuesday 19th
Wednesday 20th
Curriculum Day
JANUARY:
Bookings open for Meet & Greet @ 9.00am
Friday 19th
Monday 29th
Curriculum Day
Tuesday 30th
Meet & Greet
Wednesday 31st
Year 1 to Year 12 Class Commence
FEBRUARY:
Prep classes begin
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Surnames A - K start at 9:15am - 3.15pm finish
Thursday 1st
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Surnames L - Z start at 9:30am - 3.15pm finish
Welcome BBQ & Picnic 3:15pm - 5:00pm
Friday 9th
Book Now for Primary Tours on 9404 9000 for individual 2023 School Tours
Book Now for Secondary Tours on 9401 3919 for individual 2023 School Tours
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD
2024 BOOKLISTS:
MEET AND GREET
PRIMARY STUDENTS: All Prep - Year 6 Book packs will be distributed by the classroom teacher.
Tuesday 30 January 2024 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
SECONDARY STUDENTS All Year 7 - 12 Booklists have been emailed to families, or alternatively can be found at http://www.thelakes.edu.au/booklist - 7 - 9.html or http://www.thelakes.edu.au/booklist - 10 - 12.html.
PREP - YEAR 10 FAMILIES:
Parents/Carers are required to meet with
All BOOKLIST orders are to be completed online via www.campion.com.au by Friday 15 th December 2023.
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Classroom Teachers/Learning Coaches (Prep - Year 6)
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Learning Coaches (previously Home Group Teachers at Year 7 - 10)
EDUCATION PERFECT SUBSCRIPTION YEARS 7 - YEAR 10 STUDENTS:/
to share information regarding your child ’ s learning program and information for 2024. Appointments are in 15 minutes blocks and bookings can be made via Sentral. (Prep parents/carers will receive separate interview times - see information below).
Please note all students from Year 7 - 10 have been asked to purchase an Education Perfect subscription for the start of 2024. Once purchased, the subscription and login details will be distributed by the school in Term 1. This subscription will be used across multiple subject areas including: Languages, Maths, Science, English, Humanities, Digital Technologies & Health & PE.
A hybrid model will be offered - onsite or online via Teams.
Bookings open on Friday, January 19 @ 9 am. Please mark this time in your diary.
STUDENTS LEAVING AT THE END OF 2023
VCE FAMILIES:
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Students and families will be required to attend a VCE information session between 4.30 - 5.30pm.
If your child / children are not returning to the Lakes in 2024, please ensure that you have notified either the Primary Campus office or the Secondary Campus office.
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Students and families will then have the opportunity to meet the VCE teachers of 2024 between 5.30 - 6.00pm.
NO HAT - NO PLAY We will be enforcing our ‘ No Hat, No Play ’ policy in Term 4 on the Primary Campus. Wide - brimmed hats (with the school logo), are available at the uniform shop.
HOW TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
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Log onto your Parent Portal on SENTRAL https://sentral.thelakes.edu.au/portal/login
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You will be able to see the 2024 Teacher surname list to choose from
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Click on a teacher(s) that you will be required to meet
STAY CONNECTED The Sentral Parent Portal is the primary method for home - school communications at The Lakes. We are excited to say that most families have access to the Parent Portal. The portal allows students and parents\carers to keep up to date with important information and communication.
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Click on a suitable and available time for all teachers you are meeting
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SAVE on completion to lock in the times
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You can change your appointment times by re - visiting the parent portal website – https://sentral.thelakes.edu.au/portal/login. (subject to availability).
Sentral Portal
The General Office staff can assist with this process once the college opens in 2024.
STUDENT DEVICES
PREP STUDENTS:
Prep students are NOT OBLIGATED to purchase an iPad for 2024. The college will provide devices for use during appropriate learning sessions throughout the year, as directed by our IT learning program which is aligned with the latest Victorian Curriculum Standards.
YEAR 1 - YEAR 6 STUDENTS:
The College operates a managed BYOD iPad program for students in Years 1 - 6 to support the wider learning program across all curriculum programs.
YEARS 7 - YEAR 12 STUDENTS:
The College operates a managed BYOD notebook program for students in Years 7 - VCE to complete all curriculum programs.
ALL YEAR 1 - YEAR 12 STUDENT DEVICES:
The Lakes South Morang College has established Edunet and JB Hi - Fi as our preferred partners for our Managed BYOD Programs for both campuses. Please click on the links below for more information
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JB Hi - Fi Solutions BYOD
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Edunet Parent Portal.
If you are unable to purchase a device through our preferred partners, you may supply your own. Please be aware that school - based support may be limited, and full compatibility cannot be guaranteed.
The Lakes South Morang College Newsletter COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD
Scan the code to setup an account and select The Lakes South Morang College. Orders need to be in by 9am on the day.
The Lakes South Morang College Primary and Secondary libraries are now closed for 2023.
Please find and return any outstanding books
We are always looking to build new or foster current connections within our community!
Please call Karen on 9404 900 to discuss further, if you have a service or upcoming event you would like to promote through our Newsletter.
To thrive, children need a safe and supportive environment at school, at home and in the broader community; no exceptions. At The Lakes South Morang College, we believe meeting the physical and emotional needs of our students is paramount in laying the foundations for a fulfilling future. We pledge to provide an environment that has zero tolerance to child abuse and will strive to work in partnership with our parents and community members to keep our students safe every day, in every way.
The Lakes South Morang College Child Safety Statement
PRIMARY CAMPUS: Telephone: 9404 9000 275 Gordons Road South Morang 3752 SECONDARY CAMPUS: Telephone: 9401 3919 80 Jardier Terrace South Morang 3752 ABN 52 938 171 499 PO Box 207 South Morang 3752 lakes.south.morang.co@education.vic.gov.au
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