Prospective students
Nurturing strengths to grow curious & powerful learners
Are you considering Rowville Secondary College as a secondary school option for your child? This page is a quick overview of our one great school and four strengths based programs. Rowville Secondary College is a dual campus.
“We care about students’ academic growth as well as their physical, social and emotional health and wellbeing. We put the student at the centre of everything we do. We have developed structures and processes for ensuring that each child is well known, empowered and part of a vibrant, caring community. Our school vision is nurturing strengths to grow curious and powerful learners.”
– Ms. Julie Kennedy, College Principal.
Welcome from our Principal
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SCHOOL OVERVIEW
Rowville Secondary College has an Eastern Campus and Western Campus and is close to the Dandenong Ranges. The college delivers learning programs using well-equipped buildings and facilities including a senior study centre, multi-purpose courts, year 7 centre, indoor swimming pool and Performing Arts Centre, plus a Sports Precinct which includes four multi-purpose courts, a full-size FIFA accredited soccer pitch as well as a commercial cafeteria, ice baths and a fully equipped Health and Fitness Centre. Uniform is compulsory and the college has a strong commitment to wellbeing and discipline. Our specialised programs include General Excellence, Maths and Science Academy, Institute of the Arts and Sports Academy. Read our Principal’s Address and Vision and Values.
ENROLMENT INFORMATION
The Application and Enrolment Process for Rowville Secondary College can be found on our Enrolment Information page. All four programs at Rowville Secondary College require you to complete the DET Primary Schools transition application form. We request that you submit this application form to your Primary school by the deadline given each year.
HOUSE SYSTEM & LEARNING MENTOR GROUPS
Our House System and Learning Mentor Groups provide:
• Thriving house spirit and good hearted rivalry
• Strong friendships, connections and pride
• Celebrations of success and achievements
• Students learning best from teachers they love and respect
• Variety of student leadership opportunities
“Everyone in my Learning Mentor Group is amazing and we are all super great friends. Going to miss it.”– Year 12 Graduating Student.
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
A full range of sporting activities is on offer to students with opportunities to reach state-level competition. The performing arts area includes a very strong music and band program, dance subjects to VCE level and whole college musicals/productions. Leadership and personal development programs are also key elements of the wider program.
STUDENT WELLBEING PROGRAMS
The pastoral care needs of students are catered for through the current House System with support provided initially by each student’s Learning Mentor. These Learning Mentors meet with the students for 20 minutes every day throughout their educational career. Learning Mentors have the support of their House Leaders who have access, along with the students, to a full time Wellbeing Coordinator at each campus. All students participate in ConnectEd (Pastoral Care) once a fortnight. These sessions focus on the promotion of health and wellbeing.
