School News
  • Year 7 Rockbake
    Year 7 students recently participated in the Rockbake Challenge, that has long been a tradition at Yea High School.
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  • House Cross Country
    The School held their Annual House Cross Country on Tuesday 17th May. It was a beautiful day and we had plenty of students getting involved to earn their team points.
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  • House Athletics
    In the fourth year of a revamped program, houses were again combined for the Athletics. Casey was teamed with Clarke which proved to be a winning combination, defeating the Burnet and Dennis team.
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Welcome to Yea High School

   

It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to the Yea High School website as a current or prospective Yea High School family, student, teacher or other interested party. You will learn about our school from the information contained in these WebPages and we encourage you to contact the school should you wish to gain further information or to visit us.

Yea High School is a co-educational secondary college with an enrolment of 320 students situated 100 kilometres from Melbourne.

The school runs an outreach program for students who were previously not connected with education – the Access Yea Community Education (AYCE) Program. The program has students enrolled at 8 AYCE centres located around the state.

Yea High School is a member of the Big Picture Education Australia Network of schools.

The school is a vibrant learning institution with a progressive attitude to curriculum programs and education provision.

The school is well resourced with an indoor stadium, recently renovated playing fields, home economics area, materials technology and computer graphics studio. In late 2008 the library area was renovated along with student restrooms. The school has recently established two dedicated ‘Learning Age’ areas for Year 9 and 10 students. Our information and communication technology resources are updated annually.

Mid 2011 saw work completed on our new 21st Century Science Centre as part of the federal government’s economic stimulus BER program.

In 2007 the whole school developed our three keys to supporting a harmonious learning environment ‘Respect’, ‘Trust’ and ‘Acceptance’ these concepts underpin the school’s motto ‘Strive to Excel’.

 

Click here to read the article on Yea High School and Big Picture that was recently featured in the Age.

 

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