Principal - Schools for Student LeadershipA passion to break the long held paradigm that middle years education can’t be engaging, interesting and fun has led me to School for Student Leadership. |
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Business Manager - Schools for Student Leadership
I’m the Business Manager for the 3 campuses of the School for Student Leadership. I’m based at the Alpine School Campus in the beautiful Victorian High Country. I live nearby at Cassilis, in the middle of the bush, and feel very privileged to have such a meaningful and creative job based in rural Victoria. My interests are accounting and art, and my dog, Suzi. |
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Read more about Sally-Ann
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Campus Principal I feel very fortunate to have been given the opportunity to work at the Alpine School Campus. It is located in a very special part of the Victorian Alps and the team of staff who I work with are all committed and highly capable. They too, also share a love for the outdoors and their local environment. Working with students from across the State, brings a range of life experiences to the school, whether it be from a country or city perspective, our students are all very special. |
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Read more about Russell
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Organisational Health & Wellbeing Coordinator I have found my place at the Alpine School, working in the mountains, with talented, motivated young people who continually surprise and inspire us all. The best part is the community spirit, the camaraderie, the life-long friendships, the jokes, the good times, the sad times, and the fun of doing everything together. The learning that takes place here is truly transformational. |
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Read more about Brett
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In just a short amount of time that I have been at The Alpine School I have gained back my energetic teaching enthusiasm that I had when I left university. It has been very inspirational, emotional and highly rewarding working with young adults from across the state. |
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Read more about Jacqui
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Having grown up in a city like Singapore, I always managed to find myself working with nature, where I belong and love. I am very fortunate to have been given a chance to work at the Alpine School, nestled right in the beautiful Victorian Alps.
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Read more about Francis
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It'd be fair to say that I feel incredibly lucky to be part of the team here at the Alpine School. I'm relatively new to the teaching game, having completed my Post-graduate Diploma of Education at LaTrobe University Wodonga in 2004, and to have been given the opportunity to work here after such a short time within the educational system is an honour. |
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Read more about Anthony
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Christian joined the Alpine School Staff team in 2007. Being raised in Austria and working as a Chef, he has introduced lots of unique tastes and flavours to the meals he prepares and serves. The students and staff alike are enjoying the cultural experience that he brings. |
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Read more about Christian
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We have worked at the school as casual overnight supervision staff for the last 2 years. This year we have become permanent overnight supervisors for the next 5 years, which is great because we can enjoy meeting new groups of students each term.
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Read more about Ian & Michelle
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I’m a “transplanted” Canadian and having worked casually at the Alpine School Campus for the past 2 years am very happy to be a permanent staff providing overnight supervision to the students. |
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Read more about Marg
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I work 3 days a week in administration. I run a small winery in Cassilis with my husband Howard, growing grapes & other fruit for wine.
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Read more about Christine
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Curriculum Coordinator Dinner Plain Campus I enjoy a life full of adventure, learning and taking new challenges whenever I can. Working at The Alpine School Campus is an exciting and special experience and I enjoy the variety and diversity that our students bring. |
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I wanted to be involved in the education of young adults especially in the areas of personal development, team work, community involvement, taking on challenge, accepting risk and leadership. |
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Read more about Heather
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I have been involved in the Alpine School Program since 2001. I was initially a liaison teacher at Bundoora SC for 2 groups in term 3 2001 and 2002. I loved the program and the location of the Alpine School as I am a keen skier so when a position became available at TAS I went for it and have been enjoying working and learning with year 9 students ever since. |
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Read more about David
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I have a strong and deep connection to the Australian Alps developed through many outdoor trips, photojournalism, filming and education. Its stark brilliant winters, snowmelt-fed rivers in spring or the breathless vistas from a high-point in summer are the experiences that inspire me and in turn inspire me to share with young people.
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Read more about Stephen
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It is with much excitement that I join The Alpine School Dinner Plain. I was interested in continuing to work with middle years students in remote residential settings and feel very lucky that I have been given the opportunity work at The Alpine School. |
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Read more about Brooke
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Liz has been with the Alpine School in the kitchen for the last few years, but joined the team in 2006 as an Alpine School employee. She and Christian form the core of our catering arrangements. |
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Read more about Liz
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Taking the once in a lifetime opportunity to come and be part of The Alpine School as it literally developed from an idea into the wonderful place it is now has been fantastic for me. I have taught in schools across northern and central Victoria for many years and this is the place to be. |
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Read more about Chris
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I moved into this area in 1989. Working for the Omeo Shire at Dinner Plain. This involved all operations and maintenance within the village until 1997.
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Read more about Barry
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