Greater Shepparton Secondary College

Our Year 11 Theatre Studies students recently presented their production of Medea.

The performance showcased the dedication, creativity, and hard work of the entire cast and crew, who worked together to bring this powerful Greek tragedy to life.🎭

Last week, our Year 12 Personal Development Skills students proudly hosted Australia's Biggest Morning Tea in support of the Cancer Council. ⭐☕🍰

The event brought staff together for a great cause, raising funds to support the 1 in 2 Australians affected by cancer.

A huge congratulations to our Year 12 PDS students for their hard work and organisation, and thank you to everyone who attended or donated to support this important cause.

If you'd still like to help the class reach their fundraising goal, donations are still welcome via the link below. Together, we can help Cancer Council raise much needed funds that go towards vital cancer research, support services, prevention programs, and advocacy.
https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/s/107406/165874/e

eSports Day is back!

Join GSSC and InTheZone Gaming on Saturday 20 June for a full day of gaming, tournaments, prizes and fun!

Bring your PC, laptop or console, team up with friends or meet new players, and compete for heaps of prizes in games like Fortnite, Rocket League, Diabolical, Minecraft Build Comp, Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart World

Entry: $25 (Until Wednesday, June 17)

Registration link: https://lanslide.com.au/events/esports-day-2026

Join us on Thursday, 18 June from 3:40pm–5:00pm for the GSSC Cultural & Language Expo, held alongside our Family CALD Night.

This special event celebrates the many cultures, languages, traditions, and stories that make up our diverse school community. Families, students, and community members are invited to explore a range of cultural displays, language showcases, traditional clothing, artwork, activities, and performances presented by our students and staff.

Everyone is welcome. We look forward to celebrating culture, language, and community with you.

We’re thrilled to see GSSC graduate Jay Bryce become a published author this week with the launch of “Proud to Serve”, tracing the history of GV Health from 1876 to present day.

The book launch was attended by senior health leaders, community leaders and hosted by the Historical Society of Mooroopna. Jay, from the Class of ’21, is a former Shepparton News journalist and member of the GV Health communications team.

He is now pursuing a teaching degree in Sydney, so who knows – maybe we’ll see him back at GSSC one day! 👏

A reminder that the General Achievement Test (G*T) will be conducted on Tuesday 16 June for students enrolled in a VCE, VCE VM or scored VCE VET Unit 3/4 subject. This includes Year 11 students who fast-track a Unit 3/4 subject.

Students required to complete the G*T should arrive at 8:30am and assemble at the rear of Biyala Neighbourhood. Students must bring photo identification and a scientific calculator. An English and/or bilingual printed dictionary is also permitted.

For all remaining year levels, including Years 7–10 and Year 11 and 12 students not sitting the G*T, there will be no classes running on Tuesday 16 June and students are not required to attend school.

Our Middle School leaders recently took part in the 2026 Future Leaders Program alongside students from Rushworth P-12 College, building confidence, leadership skills and connections through two inspiring days of workshops and collaboration.

A huge congratulations to all of our graduates and thank you to everyone who helped make the program a success!

Read the full story on our website: https://www.gssc.vic.edu.au/news/future-leaders-program-2026

From the classroom to the workshop 🔧🚗

Former GSSC student Denis turned a lifelong passion for cars into a career through a School-Based Apprenticeship and Traineeship (SBAT). While at school, Denis balanced his school studies with hands-on industry experience, paid employment and training, giving him a head start in the automotive industry.

Now a full-time apprentice at Ken Muston Automotive, Denis is proof that SBATs can open doors to exciting career opportunities while students are still at school.

At GSSC, students have access to more training, career and study pathways than ever before. Through SBATs, students can gain real-world workplace experience, earn nationally recognised qualifications and develop valuable industry skills while completing their secondary education.

We're proud to see students like Denis finding the right pathway for their future and turning their passions into careers.

Learn more about the Head Start Apprenticeships and Traineeships program: https://www.vic.gov.au/head-start-apprenticeships-and-traineeships

Recently, our Year 9 and 10 Dance students took to the stage as part of their assessment, showcasing the skills, creativity, and confidence they have been developing throughout the semester. 💃🩰🪩