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Our school is conducting the annual Parent, Caregiver or Guardian Opinion Survey offered by the Department of Education and is seeking your feedback. The survey is designed to assist the school in gaining an understanding of families’ perceptions of school climate, student behavior, and student engagement. The survey is optional, but we encourage and appreciate your participation.

 

Our school will use the survey results to assist in identifying areas for improvement and professional development needs in the school, to target school planning and improvement strategies.

A random sample of parents, caregivers or guardians will be selected to participate in this year’s survey. An email with details for those who are randomly selected will be sent on Monday 18 August with instructions enabling you to complete the survey. If you have not been selected to participate in the survey and would like to do so please email the college on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please indicate by putting opinion survey in the subject line.

 

The survey will be conducted online, only takes 20 minutes to complete, and can be accessed at any convenient time on desktop computers, laptops, tablets or smartphones.

The online survey will be available in English, Arabic, and 9 other languages. Resources are also available in additional languages to assist parents, caregivers or guardians who speak a language other than English at home. We are currently setting up a process for you to access them remotely either via Compass or the school website.

 

The survey results will be communicated to parents, caregivers or guardians at school council and published in the annual report. As a result of last years Parent, Caregiver or Guardian opinion survey we focused on improving our student reporting in particular Student Engagement Conferences.

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Our year 9 students recently had the exciting opportunity to step beyond the classroom and explore what life after school could look like,thanks to an inspiring initiative led by Ganbina.

The day-long tour brought together students from GSSC and other local schools for a firsthand look at further study options, starting with La Trobe University in Shepparton. There, students were welcomed into the vibrant re-orientation day, complete with delicious free crepes and loaded spuds,  however the real highlights were the hands-on learning experiences.

Students explored La Trobe’s Health Sciences teaching areas, took part in clay moulding workshops, viewed cultural art displays, and were guided through the process of navigating a university course guide. It was an opportunity to discover not only what’s offered at the Shepparton campus, but across La Trobe’s wider university network.

Next, the tour continued to GOTAFE Shepparton, where students gained valuable insights into the support services and study options available through vocational education. Discussions included subject selections for Year 10, VETDSS pathways, and the wide range of career options open to them.

We extend a heartfelt thank you to Ganbina for organising this engaging and purposeful experience, and to the welcoming teams at La Trobe University and GOTAFE for their time and expertise.

Experiences like these are so much more than a day out as they ignite ideas, build confidence, and plant the seeds for our students’ future ambitions. The students returned full of enthusiasm, inspiration, and a clearer sense of what might be possible in their journeys ahead.