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St Albans Secondary College is proud of its history as the original secondary school in the area, and of its continuing role as an educational focal point within the community.
We offer parents and students:
A commitment to academic excellence
A secure, supportive, friendly learning environment
Structured transition program for new students
Pro-active students support programs
Enhanced Learning through ICT facilities, music, drama, visual arts and enrichment programs
Highly disciplined and collaborative work ethic
Outstanding VCE results 99% pass rate; 94% of students entered TAFE/University
Comprehensive Year 7 12 Curriculum
Extensive VCE Program, including VET & VCAL
Tradition of Excellence
Scholarship Program Academic Sporting and Leadership Scholarships
Spacious attractive grounds
Focus on students personal, sporting and cultural development
Good existing and expanding facilities including a new student cafeteria and new weights and aerobics room. |
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We show leadership by taking responsibility and being committed to our vision and to each other
We demonstrate respect, tolerance and fairness to each other.
We show integrity at all times by being open and honest.
We take pride in our achievements and strive for academic excellence.
We value critical thinking, creativity and risk taking in our learning. |
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St Albans Secondary College provides a comprehensive, broad curriculum, which successfully attends to the academic, social and individual development of our students, and addresses students vocational aspirations.
The College also includes in the curriculum, challenging programs, in the performing and creative arts, sports and physical development, and information and communication technologies.
These programs enhance students learning in the eight Key Learning Areas, and together with intellectually rewarding extra-curricular activities such as interschool debating, student leadership programs, a university mentoring program, subject area competitions, and the TAFE Tasters program, students are provided with particular opportunities to develop their unique interests and talents.
In addition the Individual Needs Program supports the learning needs of students who require special support to achieve their potential. |
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St Albans Secondary College aims to provide a safe, secure and supportive environment where students can learn and feel valued and respected as individuals. The school is divided into three Sub Schools each with a team of Year Level Coordinators who monitor the academic, social and emotional progress of students by liaising regularly with teachers and parents.
We have a wellbeing team, including a psychologist and health promotion nurse to meet the requirements and interests of teenagers. Our Whole School Approach to welfare and discipline, together with an emphasis on social skills programs, support young people in their development into caring and socially responsible adults. |
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St Albans Secondary College opened as St Albans High School in 1956, the year of the Olympic Games in Melbourne. The St Albans community has welcomed new arrivals to Australia since World War II, and this is reflected in the culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds of our students, as well as in the multicultural vitality of our community.
The College is located 18 kms to the north west of the Central Business District of Melbourne, within the City of Brimbank. St Albans is easily accessible by public transport, particularly rail, and by car being only a 20-30 minute trip to the city centre via the Calder Freeway and Western Ring Road. |
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