It’s the end of the year and what a year it has been. First of all I would like to thank all the staff and students in the Humanities faculty for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. It’s been wonderful to see the learning and passion that has… Read More

Welcome back from everyone in the Humanities team! Hoping everyone’s rested and raring to get back into school for this semester. It’s an exciting time in the faculty as a lot of our subjects swap over – the juniors alternating with Geography and History units and the middle years moving… Read More

Happy Term 2 everyone! First things first, I would like to extend a big congratulations to everyone in the Humanities team for the excellent showing at this year’s Open Night. We had a terrific set of displays in place and more importantly we had some excellent interactions with our community… Read More

It’s been a great term to start off the year in Humanities. Our units are well underway with assessments in all year levels showing the great work being undertaken in the faculty. The Year 7 room in the Discovery Centre is coming along nicely with some great History themed displays… Read More

A big welcome back to all of our Mooroolbark community from the Humanities Faculty. We’re ready and raring to get into things with all the new Year 7s in both Geography and History. The team in the Discovery Centre have already put in some great effort to set up our… Read More

We are thinking of our Year 12 Humanities students who are awaiting their results at the time of writing. Many thanks to Maria Pisano & Natalie Bisi (Business Management), Arran Stuart (Accounting)and Alex Scott (Legal Studies) for going above and beyond with their classes, plus all the Humanities staff who… Read More

Our classes have been busy with lots of great activities over recent weeks.  Here are a few examples:  Year 8 History students created marvellous posters explaining how Vikings used resources.    Year 7 Geography classes completed map and line drawings and are now investigating issues of water scarcity from countries such… Read More

Humanities  Our first weeks of Term 3 have been busy with assignments and learning.  Year 10 and 11 Geography students completed preparatory work ahead of field trips to the Mornington Peninsula and Kinglake respectively.  On Open Night, our E-block rooms were filled with displays of active learning.  Thanks to all… Read More

Humanities students have been busy and hard-working in Term One.  Highlights include:  Year 9 World of Work students used Lego to create models of employment centres, including Melbourne Airport and Brice Avenue, Mooroolbark.  Working collaboratively, students then annotated Discovery Centre tables with careers most related to each place.  Year 10… Read More

It’s been great seeing our classes engaged in so many collaborative activities in the early weeks of Term 1.  Students have completed many engaging and action-oriented activities.  Highlights so far include:  Year 7 History students demonstrated their understanding of chronologies and timelines in the northern quadrangle.  Year 7 Geography students… Read More