Category: School News
Jul 12 School News
Innovative learning spaces: More than just fancy classrooms
Our learning spaces are not just beautiful buildings and spectacular classrooms with the latest technology. They are brought to life by the students and staff who use them with ingenuity and intentionality.
Jun 12 School News
The Cliver Hamer Wing opens!
The newly-refurbished space is to become a magnet for innovation, where Wesley students can move their ideas forward and learn the skills that will be needed for the jobs of tomorrow.
May 23 School News
Broadway comes to Wesley with our annual production
Today saw students take to the stage for the first of four performances of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
May 12 Co-Curricular, School News
Wesley College smashes records at Relay for Life 2018
The College does hundreds of things we’re very proud of, but our position as the world’s number one fundraising school for Relay for Life is probably the most outstanding.
May 4 School News
Welcoming back our Pioneers
Yesterday we welcomed our Pioneers back to Wesley College. The Pioneers are Old Boys who graduated more than 50 years ago. We were also delighted to welcome the class of 1968 into the fold.
May 1 School News
Glen Gerreyn impresses parents and students
Glen Gerreyn gave an exceptional WES Talk to a packed room of parents yesterday.
Apr 15 School News
Meet the Year 6 pupil studying Year 11 Mathematics
Wesley College was delighted when The Sunday Times chose to recognise the efforts of one of our pupils this week. Joel Bariss is to be found in Year 6 lessons for most subjects, but when it comes to Mathematics Joel and his classmates head in different directions so Joel can study with Year 11 pupils. His acceleration…
Apr 11 School News
Mr Ross Barron named as new Head of College
As the 8th Head of College, Mr Barron will begin his five-year appointment in January 2019, through to our 100th anniversary year in 2023.
Apr 6 School News
Science in action
Seven weeks of exciting talks by Wesley College Scientist in Residence, Richard Tonello, literally ended with a bang as the engaging astronomer made use of the Science Centre’s Drop Zone.