On Tuesday morning, our Year 10 and 11 exams will commence.

It's easy to become focused solely on results, but it's important to remember that the process of learning is at the heart of all we do. Whether a student finishes with an A+ or a C+, what truly matters is the growth they’ve made. Across all year levels—whether it's senior exams or junior end-of-semester assessments—teachers are continually designing meaningful tasks and opportunities for success.

As we look ahead to the start of Semester 2 on June 18, now is the time to reflect on Semester 1 learning goals and set new challenges for the term ahead.

The day before Semester 2 begins is also significant for our senior students, with the General Achievement Test (GAT) taking place. To support this, there will be no onsite classes for Year 10–12 students on that day. Students in Year 10 who are not involved in the GAT will be provided with remote lessons to complete at home.

Year 7–Issoudun students will continue with their timetabled classes onsite at the College.

Mr Joshua Di Pietro
Deputy Principal Learning and Teaching

You are invited to the our learning and pathways expo!

We are very excited to announce an opportunity for students and families to continue to develop a comprehensive knowledge and appreciation of senior learning options and post-school pathways through exploration and conversation.

When: 2:30pm to 6:30pm on Wednesday 25 June

Where: OLSH College Hall

Who: All OLSH College students and families, with a particular focus on Years 10 to 12.

What: Representatives from a range of universities and TAFEs and our own Learning Departments and key areas from the College will be onsite to answer questions and present the opportunities available. Throughout the event, we will host presentations on senior learning - details of these will be published closer to the event.

To register, complete this short form.