Community College Gippsland CEO, Sue Geals, said that volunteering was a great opportunity for people to contribute in a way that feels meaningful to them. “We love our volunteers – we are so grateful for what they bring to our organization. But it’s just as important to know that the experience we are providing is bringing them joy, purpose and social connection too,” Ms Geals said. “We love to empower our volunteers to contribute to things that they really enjoy.”
Local students have learned how small acts can create big results with a focus on fundraising this month. The Education Centre Gippsland (ECG) College senior students worked together on a range of initiatives to raise money and awareness for the McGrath Foundation. According to Sue Geals, Executive Principal of ECG College, charity work is an […]
Following the Premier’s Roadmap to Reopening announcements, we wanted to explain what the staged return means for our ECG College students. Remote learning will continue for the last week of term 3 and the first week of term 4 Students will return to campus for week 2 of term 4, commencing Monday 12 October […]
Wearing masks or face coverings in public will be compulsory from 11.59 pm Wednesday 22 June for all those living, working or attending classes in the Melbourne metropolitan area and Mitchell Shire. This requirement also applies to people who are travelling into this area, and those who live in Melbourne or Mitchell Shire and are […]
A $7,000 grant from the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment’s ‘Local Schools Community Fund’ has seen 6 new Smart TVs installed at the Warragul Campus of Education Centre Gippsland (ECG) College. The new technology is a significant upgrade, replacing older screens with limited functionality in each of the Campus classrooms. Smart classroom technology […]
Dear Students and Families, As we await the Premier’s announcements on 11 May about what the rest of term two may look like in response to COVID-19, we have something else we would like to say. Thank you. For coming on this journey with us. For patiently working through the use of new technology, new […]
The temporary closure of a school cafe has led to a boost in support for Baw Baw Food Relief, a local not-for-profit organisation feeding community members in need. The Warragul Campus of Community College Gippsland was closed in March following coronavirus restrictions on education providers. While most staff have transferred to working from home, a […]
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