Past Students Network Wagga Wagga Christian College

Congratulations to Eden Weeks (Nesire), a 2017 graduate, for completing her studies earlier this year! Last week, Eden had her admission ceremony to become a lawyer of the Supreme Court of NSW.

We love seeing what our past students are up to and how God is using them in our community!

Congratulations to Class of 2021 students, Anna and Joseph Skewes whose band has just released their first single, 'Dive In', over the weekend! It is great to see that you are using your God-given gifts to do such incredible things.
Make sure to check out their new song and their page.

Dive In is out!!! Streamstream streamstream!!!!!!

A massive thank you to .lebmusic for the incredible mix and mastering and all the time put into the song. As well as our very own for his home recording.
We’re so excited to share this with you, hope ya like it fishies 🐟enjoy

https://open.spotify.com/album/64W4AshIqWu3eKs0vVMMaM?si=NwmwZPWvTx-TEtCpJK6ocg&dd=1

Congratulations to Class of 2022 student, Isaac Staines, on releasing his first EP, 'Despite Me'! We love seeing all of the Incredible things you are doing with your God-given talent, and can't wait to see the great things we know you will achieve in the future.
Make sure to check out his music and his page, Isaac Staines.

We loved reading through this article and seeing all of the amazing things our 2017 graduate, Jarryd Rowley, has achieved throughout his Journalism career so far. Well done!

Region Riverina’s Jarryd Rowley had other plans before pursuing journalism | Region Riverina Jarryd Rowley grew up wanting to be a cricketer rather than a journalist.

Congratulations Charlotte, Class of 2020! The opportunities in the Agricultural industry are vast and it is so wonderful to watch you make the most of local and international openings to grow knowledge and skills and continue to give back to the community, something that had it's roots in your schooling days. Look out America! Here we come!

Charlotte Nugent is embracing a changing ag industry - ABC Riverina The student will be heading to the USA for a placement with the American Hereford Association.

The College is thrilled to welcome Kirsten Ingram as a 'Prac' teacher in the Senior School for four weeks of this term.
Kirsten attended the College as a student leaving in Year 10 only after moving to Gundagai.
"I really loved being a student here."
After finishing secondary school a stint as a home tutor in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia was incentive enough to change from her chosen degree of Criminology to Education, with a special interest in Secondary teaching.
What was working in remote WA like?
It was a total culture shock, I finished the HSC, had one day off and hopped on a plane to WA, ending up on a station with the closest town two hours away. It was full of good experiences though. The station hands were from all over the world, backpackers on working visas who were experiencing Australian life.
How are you finding Prac teaching?
Really good! I am constantly learning and my days are full. I'm on information overload! I am privileged to be working with Paul (Mr Paul Wallace is HSIE Coordinator for Years 7-12) and he gives me great feedback. Each day Paul offers a 'Daily Tip', a focal point for an area I can improve or consider. Being up in front of a class is so very different to learning about teaching at university and for that reason, Prac Teaching is critical for learning how to be a teacher.
How is it being a teacher at a school where you were a student?
It is really nice to see the other side! I loved being a student here and it seems to be a really nice place to work. It feels like a supported community, which comes down to the Principal. As a student, I felt really supported here and it is lovely to see that same support is still there, even as a teacher! It is amazing to see how much the school has expanded since 2014!

Riverina's aspiring bakers rise to the challenge at regional comp The kitchens at Wagga TAFE were full of frenzied kneading, stirring and mixing on Wednesday.

Congratulations Matthew, Class of 2020 WWCC! Pursuing your dream career. We look forward to following your progress.

It is great to have past students continue their involvement in the College!

What an encouragement it is when past College students come and visit. Shout out to Martin Samatepo, Class of 2017, who turned up at the Netball NSW Secondary School Day at Equex today. Mrs Carly Johnson was thrilled to see you!

Many of you have memories of excursions, band and lessons with Mr Gilmour. These photos might jog your memory!

We're so excited to be able to share photos of the class of 2021's final year with the graduating students! USBs have now been distributed with all of the photos. If you haven't received yours yet please contact Community via our email [email protected]. Enjoy the sneak peak below!