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COHUNA SECONDARY COLLEGE

Excellamus - ‘Let us Excel’

CSC CORE VALUES

COMMUNITY working together to achieve great things.

OWNERSHIP accepting responsibility for our actions and behaviour.

RESPECT each other and the environment we live in.

EXCELLENCE we strive for excellence in all that we do.

COHUNA SECONDARY COLLEGE is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children.

The CSC Child Safe Contact is the Principal. If you believe a child is at immediate risk of abuse phone 000.

  • 28-29 April Do-It-For-Dolly workshops

    30 April Winter Sports

    2 May VCE Careers EXPO, Melbourne

  • 5 May School tours

    6 May Senior Boys Football, Swan Hill

    7 May Year 7, 2026 Information Evening

    8 May Careers Day Out, Shepparton

    9 May Do-It-For-Dolly day - gold coin donation

  • 12 May House X-Country

  • 20 May RoadSmart program -Year 9-11/VM

    Finance Meeting 6pm

    School Council Meeting 7pm

    21 May RoadSmart program -Year 9-11/VM

    23 May Year 10 Work Ready sessions

  • 27 May LMR X-Country

    30 May Dookie Food & Fibre excursion (Years 9/10)

  • 6 June Year 10 Job Interviews

  • 9 June KING’S BIRTHDAY holiday

    10-13 June Years 10/11 exams

  • 17 June Finance meeting @ 6pm

    School Council meeting @ 7pm

  • 23-27 June Year 10 Work Experience

  • 1 July VCE PE excursion, Ballarat

    4 July END OF TERM 2 - Reports handed out

  • 21 July TERM 3 commences

    24 July State X-Country

As valuable partners in promoting and maintaining child safety and wellbeing at Cohuna Secondary College we welcome and encourage your feedback. 

If you have any suggestions, comments or questions in relation to our policies, please contact the principal on 5456 2555 or email: cohuna.sc@education.vic.gov.au

Cohuna Secondary College follows all policy requirements as stated by the Department of Education Victoria. For more information, please use the provided links for the Department of Education - Parent Payment Policy.

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What story does the mural tell?

The mural tells the story about connecting Country. As the seasons change, the flowers bloom, the rivers and creeks flow to feed the dry and replenish the growing. The tribes of young and old come together to teach one another as they leave an imprint of who they were and become. As the day rises and sets, the light will always show, from our land we will always know. (story told from bottom to top)