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This site provides information about the history of our school, the curriculum that is undertaken at the Alpine School Campus, the team of staff that make up the school community and most importantly, how to apply. Please enjoy the images of our students being actively engaged and immersed in a holistic learning environment. We are very proud of the development of our school and the other School for Student Leadership campuses around the State of Victoria, as we challenge and continue to educate our middle years students to become better leaders of tomorrow. Russell Shem, Campus Principal |
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Being sick isn’t always fun is it? Well for the past two days I’ve been sick. It isn’t all that bad though, you have most of the girls in your dorms coming to check up on you every now and then and then you have the teachers too, so you’re pretty well taken care of. You get up for breakfast and then stay till headcount. After headcount you hear Mrs Brown call out “MEDICATIONS”! So off you go for your Panadol and Strepsils. The Strepsils taste yummy! A lemon flavour. After a while you know the Panadol is working because your feeling better. After all of this I went back to bed and sat in there doing a bit of work I needed to catch up on because I couldn’t sleep. Then eventually its morning tea. I ate an apple instead of cake, thought it might be better if I do. Then off to bed it is again. Whilst all of this is going on you’re still getting all the love from the girls coming into your room making sure everything is ok. The guys are good too, whenever you go out to eat or re-fill your water bottle some of them ask how you are and that’s really good. So it’s pretty much the same for lunch, except you stay out a little longer. When I went back to bed I got so much sleep! About 4 hours, so that made me refreshed. But the best thing about being up here at TAS whilst being sick, is that you know you can rely on people to help you because the people up here have respect for one another and we are all really close, that’s something I’ll really miss. By Jacqui T |
Today was just an average day at The Alpine School. This morning I was happy to not be on meals duty, so I got to sleep in a bit. I woke up at 7:00 and made my way to breakfast. After breakfast, I cleaned my room and put on a load of washing. My room smelt a bit because my roommate just got back from expo 2. I started working early this morning on our CLP project. I kept adding to the movie we’re making for CLP presentation night and it’s looking good. |
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Today 1B had Water Journey; this is when we go down to the Victoria River and conduct tests to ascertain whether or not the water in the river is clean. We discovered in our “Journey” that the Cobungra section of the Victoria River is indeed quite clean and has low levels of salt and acids ECT. After we had conducted tests we tried to catch bugs so as to identify whether or not the river was supporting life. We caught a variety of Insects therefore informing us that it was indeed quite vibrant with being, we then went about learning of the effects of certain industries and recreational activities possible effects on river systems. After all this we had a barbeque and went back to school, all in all the day was most enjoyable and I would personally give it an 8/10. By William K-R |
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