In Term 1, the theme in Junior Science was anything and everything about bees. These tiny insects play a massive role in the ecosystem and almost every food we eat is attributed to the bees. Before learning about them, all we knew was they are tiny yellow and black-striped fuzz balls that buzz around flowers […]
by Hagan (Teacher) The beginning of this school year took place at the Anglesea Family Caravan Park, where the oversized family of Alia College pitched our tents near the mouth of the Anglesea river. The weather was glorious. The cooking groups were successful. There was a pool. I remember one student remarking that cleaning up […]
This was such a busy end to the year, we had to put it all into one blog post otherwise you’d never know it happened!
the end of Term IV, ten students, three past students and two teachers went to Japan for two weeks on an educational tour of international culture, world food, mind-blowing architecture and Alia style drama.
At Arts Night, friends and family are invited to Alia to view the work students have been doing in the arts over the semester.
Camp this year was so fun. The whole school went to Euroa Camping and Caravan Park.
For the past few years our school community has benefitted from French students attending Alia College. The students generally come from south-east France around the beautiful area of Provence. Kyrill in France The end of last year saw Alia’s first student visit France as part of their VCE French studies: Kyrill spent 5 weeks […]
Muck-Up Day at Alia is an opportunity for creativity and fun. After their last day of school on Wednesday, the Year 12s go out for dinner with their teachers. Then they spend the night at Alia, transforming the place (to a degree) by the next morning.
By Giselle Bracewell The 2019 Snow Camp to Mount Buller was an absolute blast! We had a merry group of 8, and somehow, we managed to survive the week injury-free, without getting too sick of each other, and generally having a damn good time! Every night, after a packed day of skiing and snowboarding, we […]
by Hagan Mathews Jonathan was proud of his initiative. When the bus pulled up to the Stoney Rises property just outside of Colac he had beaten his peers to be first out the door and open the gate. As the bus rolled through he flashed a big grin and casually leaned back, master of the […]