Wesley provides a world-class education that embraces, encourages and celebrates inclusivity, acceptance, diversity and the development of the whole child.
We value:
- The individual talents and worth of each person
- The achievement of personal best in all areas of learning
- Diversity and openness
- Care for the emotional and social wellbeing of everyone in our community
- A broad and balanced curriculum
- Spirituality – embracing Christianity and other faiths
- The history and traditions of the school.
Attributes of a Wesley graduate
Wesley’s holistic approach to learning, embodied in a true education, prepares our graduates to achieve in all aspects of life and contribute to creating a better world.
We aim for all graduates to possess:
- A sense of personal confidence – a feeling of belonging, self-worth and place, strengthened by supportive and trusting relationships.
- Knowledge – the ability to thrive and function in different environments with a diverse range of people; knowing how to deal with challenges, seek solutions and make ethically sound judgements.
- A developing understanding – an appreciation of community, human rights and cultural diversity, and a commitment to social justice.
- Balance – the understanding that a balanced life is dependent on intellectual, creative, spiritual, physical, emotional and social growth.
Living our values
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Finding our place in the world
During the last week of Term 1, students participated in a number of events across the College that encouraged thoughtful ...
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International Women's Day 2023
Inspiring women inspire the Wesley community Over the last week, members of the Wesley College community have gathered to celebrate ...
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Student magazine 'Purple Haze' elevates stories of women and girls
Cover of 'Purple Haze', art by Hunter Xu, Year 12 In the latest edition of the ‘Purple Haze’, students from ...
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What does it mean to wear purple
The Year 7 Combined Chapel Service brought together over 350 Year 7 students from each of the three Wesley College ...
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New Jewish Student Union celebrates diversity of our school community
Members of the newly formed Jewish Student Union Wesley’s newest student-led group, the Wesley Jewish Student Union, or ‘Jewnion’, celebrates ...
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Inaugural ROAR winners announced
ROAR has been a significant wellbeing initiative this year. To complement the framework and encourage students to live the values ...
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Teamwork is alive and well at Wesley!
The last week at Wesley has been all about ‘teamwork’. Teamwork is the process of working collaboratively with a group ...
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Workshops on respectful relationships
Workshops with Bravehearts are some of the respectful relationship education sessions students are participating in This term our Year 11 ...
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Compassion, benevolence and social justice
Sobi Arulampalam and Dylan Sinclair are student leaders at the Glen Waverley Campus For Year 12 students Dylan Sinclair and ...
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Reframing the meaning of failure
Failure is not a problem, it’s an indicator of the path to a solution; more than that, it’s intrinsic to ...
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