Our College is set amongst the dramatic landscapes of Victoria’s High Country. Rugged mountains, rolling snow plains, rushing rivers, gentle lakes and sweeping grasslands make for an ever changing, ever lovely backdrop. Inspiring views are just the start. Four distinct seasons and varied terrain means that life is lived to the fullest outdoors. The district is renowned for its natural beauty and alpine mountains. Situated less than two hours, or 180kms, north east of Melbourne, our municipality covers 3,843 square kilometres. Our Shire is home to significant landscape features including Mt Buller, Mt Stirling and the Great Dividing Range. Natural environment features within are the Alpine National Park and Australia’s second largest in-land waterway – Lake Eildon, into which five major river systems (Delatite, Howqua, Jamieson, Big and Goulburn) flow. The valleys of the Howqua, Delatite and Goulburn Rivers are also significant landscape features in our Shire. Tourism, agriculture and lifestyle living underpin the viability of this unique, picturesque and desirable location together with a diverse range of commercial and service sectors. As an isolated rural school, we pride ourselves on the relationships, which underpin our daily operations. We hope you enjoy your time with us and we look forward to your contribution to our community.
At Mansfield Secondary College we are committed to providing strong education and training pathways with vocational options.
On behalf of Mansfield Secondary College I would like to extend a warm welcome to prospective students, parents and staff. Our location is unique, near the lakes and snowfields of Victoria’s High Country. Together with a close-knit and supportive community, our school provides outstanding opportunities for all our students. Mansfield Secondary College creates confident, connected learners.
Focussing on delivery of high quality academic and vocational outcomes, each student is both supported and challenged to achieve their potential. Every child learns positive social behaviours. Our students demonstrate these through community involvement. Active engagement in a variety of learning projects in the wider community, volunteer organisations and sports is encouraged and supported. As a result, our students interact productively with employers and community representatives in a range of forums.
I am proud to lead this wonderful learning community, and encourage you to consider the contribution you could make within our college. If you have a passion for learning and contributing, then this is the school for you. I look forward to meeting you soon.
Timothy Hall – Principal
Assistant Principal
Head of Curriculum
MATHS
Humanities & learning specialist – literacy
Science
English
Health / PE
LOTE / Indonesian
Arts / Technology
Integration – PSD Individual Learning Needs
Learning Specialist – Numeracy
Assistant Principal
disability & inclusion co-ordinator
Year 12 & Senior School Co-ordinator
Year 8 & jUNIOR SCHOOL Co-ordinator
Year 9 Co-ordinator
Year 10 Co-ordinator
Year 11 Co-ordinator
Wellbeing Co-ordinator
year 7 co-ordinator
YOUTH WORKER
School Nurse
ICT & Library Manager
Careers Co-ordinator
School Councils play a key role in Victorian government schools. School Council is a group of dedicated people, working together with Department of Education and Training (DET) members to improve our school. Participation as a school council member is a rewarding and challenging experience. Council members support the Principal to provide the best possible educational outcomes for students.
School Councils have three main responsibilities:
The School Council President for 2022
Andrew Howie
Parent category
Andrew Howie
Cameron Dobson
Paul Hanratty
Kirstie Casey
Rachel Wolfe
DEECD employee category
Timothy Hall
Daniel Hough
Alice Burton
Anna Francis
Paul Fitz-Gerald
Co-opted community members category
Lani MacMunn, Prabh Sandhu & Meg Mahoney
Student category
Adele Leon & Bella Green
2023 School Council meeting dates
27 February
27 March
22 May
19 June
24 July
28 August
23 October
27 November
Mansfield Secondary College values contact with parents.
If you have specific skills that you are willing to share, please let the school know.
You may be able to:
