Wodonga Middle Years College

To commemorate Remembrance Day and foster connection between the defence and civilian community within the school, we have decided to facilitate an event to build a Poppy Wall. Taking place in Week 9 of this term, all students and schooling staff members are invited to the event to place their mark on the Poppy Wall. This will be done by placing a crafted poppy and/or leaving a kind message on the wall.

This wall symbolises the united spirit of Wodonga Middle Years College and showcases appreciation held by students and teachers alike, towards the dedicated service and selfless sacrifices experienced by veteran & current serving Australian Defence Force members & families. This wall will be displayed in the school until Remembrance Day (11th November). Therefore by understanding the importance of this occasion, please encourage your child to attend the event.

Our 2027 ICT & Laptop Information Sessions will be held at the Huon Campus Library on Tuesday 8th September (Week 9).

⏰Session One - 4:30pm
⏰Session Two - 5:00pm
🔗More: https://www.wmyc.vic.edu.au/ICT

💼 We are currently welcoming applications for:

⏵ Classroom Teachers

For more information please contact the College on (02) 6057 9000 or go to School Jobs Vic: https://www.vic.gov.au/school-jobs and search using the Job Requisition Number:
⏵ 1538802 - Classroom Teacher (English/PE)
⏵ 1538803 - Classroom Teacher (Maths/PE)
⏵ 1538804 - Classroom Teacher (Maths/PE)
⏵ 1538805 - Classroom Teacher (English)
⏵ 1538806 - Classroom Teacher (Humanities)
⏵ 1538807 - Classroom Teacher (Maths/Science)

Applications close on 31/08/2026

On the 20th of August the NEVR Regional Ensemble Day took place at Wangaratta High School. All Secondary Schools in the NEVR Rural Region participated.
The Wodonga Federation Concert Band performed which includes students from WMYC, WSSC and WPS.
It was terrific to see such a wide range of ensembles and ability levels, and such professionalism from all the groups.

The casts and crew of the WMYC Drama Productions, ‘Compass’ and ‘Edgar Allen Poe’s Hilariously Gruesome Tales of Mystery and Imagination’ have been busy learning their lines and rehearsing for their upcoming productions. Performances will be held in the WSSC PAC on September 3rd and 4th.

🎫 Tickets are now available for booking through TryBooking at https://www.trybooking.com/DOPOM

Yesterday, students at our Felltimber Campus met with staff from Wodonga Senior Secondary College as part of their subject selection transition interviews where they completed their Year 10 subject selections in preparation for 2027.

Students from our Huon Campus will complete their subject selections Wednesday 26th August.
➡️ Learn more about the transition process and what to expect: https://www.wssc.vic.edu.au/transition

At Wodonga Middle Years College, we know that regular attendance is an important part of student success.

Every day at school provides opportunities for students to learn, build friendships, strengthen relationships with teachers and participate in the experiences that help them feel connected to their school community.

It can be easy to think that missing one day here or there will not make much difference. However, each day away from school can mean missing important learning, conversations, activities and opportunities to connect with others.

Regular attendance also helps students develop routines and habits that support them throughout their education and into their future.

Parents and carers play an important role in supporting regular attendance. Establishing consistent routines, encouraging a positive attitude towards school and talking with your child about their day can all help.

If your child is finding it difficult to attend school regularly, please contact us. Working together early can make a significant difference.