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Historic victory for Girls’ First Basketball
The winter season of sport brought unprecedented success for Wesley College, with the Girls’ First Basketball Team securing their place in history as the first APS school to win the Victorian College Championships. ‘To win the Victorian College...
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Wesley boys’ team win 8th consecutive APS Cross Country Premiership
It was a thrilling end to the 2024 APS Sport Cross Country season with the Wesley boys’ team clinching their 8th consecutive premiership in a tightly fought contest. Despite a challenging season filled with injuries, our girls' team finished strong...
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The Art of Incarceration
‘We’re Blackfellas in jail. Nobody cares about us. This is a chance for our story to be told.’. Of all the absorbing Public Questions Society presentations organised by St Kilda Road PQS Prefect Oscar this year, the most moving has to have...
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Connecting to culture, land and learning
Principal Nick Evans (OW1985) and twenty Wesley students from Yiramalay Induction Group 63 were among 300 attendees at the recent Studio Schools of Australia Open Day, held on Bunuba country approximately 80km west of Fitzroy Crossing. The event...
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Empowering Middle School students to make a difference
Through the International Baccalaureate, we encourage our Middle School students to be more than just learners; we inspire them to be active, compassionate contributors to the community. Service as Action engages students in meaningful work that...
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Deep learning in a different world
Induction Group #62 spent three weeks across July and August at Yiramalay. Finn (Year 10, St Kilda Road) shares his thoughts on this unique experience. The views over the Kimberley region from the plane window showed a landscape I’d only ever seen...
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Calling all Ethletes...
No, not a typo! An ethlete is a student who, like an athlete, trains for an Olympiad, but in their case, it’s an Ethics Olympiad. In Semester 1 this year, St Kilda Road Enrichment teacher, Joey Clapper, put out a call for interested students to...
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From the Front Turf at St Kilda Road to the Olympics
On Tuesday, we were thrilled to welcome Olympic Champion, Jemima Montag (OW2016) back to Wesley to speak to students at the Middle School winter sport awards assembly. Jemima won two bronze medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics - an individual medal in...
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Celebrating Wesley's Olympians
As we head towards the Paris Olympics, we celebrate our current Olympians and pay homage to the enduring legacy of more than a century of Old Wesley Collegians (OWs) who have competed in the world’s foremost multi-sport arena. To date, 40 OW...
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Boarders come together for the LiR Social
Nearly 300 students from ten boarding schools around Victoria descended upon Wesley's Learning in Residence (LiR) for the LiR Social, organised by LiR Prefect, Tilly (Year 12). Dancing, a photo booth, a lolly station and even a mechanical bull were...
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