Sacred Heart College Kyneton
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Students find their voice in podcast challenge
Year 11 students from Sacred Heart College Kyneton have been part of an exciting, hands-on media project empowering them to become change makers in youth mental health. Funded by the Murray Primary Health Network and facilitated by Anglicare, this podcast challenge fits seamlessly into the VCE Vocational Major curriculum, as well as building technical and…
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Vic champs
Local Sacred Heart College students, brother and sister Tyler and Piper Fynch, won gold at the Victorian Country Championships held at Lar Birpa Athletics track in Bendigo on the Australia day long weekend. Tyler competed in the U16 1500m and 3000m run, claiming gold in both events with 12-year-old sister Piper victorious in the U16…
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Advancing to Nats
Outstanding performances have been turned in by three Sacred Heart College, Kyneton, students at the recent Victorian All-Schools State Track and Field Championships. Against really tough opposition, steeplechaser Sarah Fitzpatrick, distance runner Tyler Fynch and hammer thrower Hayley Stubbs represented SHC and themselves with distinction. Competition at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park extended over four…
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Victorian student champs
Two Sacred Heart College students will represent their school and Victoria at the Australian All Schools Championships in Perth this weekend. The year nine students, Hailey Stubbs and Sarah Fitzpatrick, competed at the Victorian All Schools Championships at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park earlier this month. Hailey won the U16 Hammer (45.20m) and Sarah came…
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Students present ‘Art From the Edge’
The Sacred Heart 2023 Art Exhibition, Art From the Edge, features a range of student works.
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Kids in the kitchen
Primary school students were challenged to prepare a stack of three pancakes with a mixed berry sauce in the first round of the Sacred Heart College Junior Chef Competition held recently.
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River revegetation boost
Sacred Heart College Kyneton has received a welcome $4900 funding boost for its Campaspe River revegetation project.
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SHC students back on stage
In preparation for this year’s Sacred Heart College production, the Mary Moloney Theatre at the college has been transformed into a mystical and mythical dream. The Dream is a ‘hybrid’ production, with many students working in the show in drama classes as well as after school, both on stage and behind the scenes. The Dream…
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D’Arcy a leader
D’Arcy Egberts has an in-depth knowledge of Australian war history beyond her years. Her dedication and leadership skills earned her a place in the Shrine of Remembrance Young Ambassador Leadership Program. The year 10 Sacred Heart College student was among those assisting at Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance ANZAC services on Monday. For the first time,…
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HOME-GROWN STARS FACE OFF
The 2021 AFL Grand Final is taking place far away in Perth on Saturday, but there’s an extraordinary level of interest through much of the Macedon Ranges. Two of the players taking part, Jake Lever (Melbourne) and Mitch Hannan (Western Bulldogs) played with Riddell League clubs as youngsters, and attended secondary schools in Kyneton. This…
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New kind of school
School may look different this term but Sacred Heart College at Kyneton is encouraging staff and students to inject fun into their new online learning experience. Principal Dr Darren Egberts said staff had worked hard over the past four to six weeks to prepare for remote schooling from home amid state-wide coronavirus precautions. “A variety…
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Reclaiming the Campaspe River
Campaspe River landowners are taking the health of the river into their own hands by commissioning independent scientific monitoring of the waterway. The residents fear waste from the Kyneton Water Reclamation Plant will continue to pollute the river, as Coliban Water faces 11 criminal charges relating to the illegal discharge of thousands of litres of…