Dates to Remember... MVC features in "Making Schools Different: Alternative approaches to educating young people" is published by Sage in October 2009
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| Term 3 - Employment Opportunity at MVC for an Aboriginal Education Assistant or Teachers Aide MVC features in "Making Schools Different: Alternative approaches to educating young people" is published by Sage in October 2009 |
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We now have our Term III newsletter online and it can be found here.
We now have our 2005 Educational & Financial Report online and it can be found here.
The Macleay Vocational College provides a unique service, one which is not available to any other region in the nation. This model is cost effective and the College is prepared to develop the model and assist other communities to disseminate a similar model. After only 18 months the Macleay Vocational College outgrew its initial site. In 2005 we constructed a purpose built Vocational Education & Training Facility in Reginald Ward Street, South Kempsey
This new facility was funded by the following:
Regional Partnerhsips - Department of Transport & Regional Services (DoTARS) - $816,000
Association of Independent Schools Block Grant Authority - $528,000
Investing in our Schools Program - $70,000
Office of Indigenous Policy Co-ordination (OIPC) - $204,000
Kempsey Shire Council- lease of land
Business Loan, St. George Bank - $350,000
Click here to view the site plan for Macleay Vocational College - Stage I (528 KB - PDF format)
Original premises in Akubra Place,opened by Minister for Education & Training and Aboriginal Affairs, Hon. Dr. Andrew Refshauge on Friday 22nd August 2003.
Hon. Andrew Stoner, Member for Oxley and Leader of the National Party officially opened our new premises at 1-13 Reginald Ward Street on 22nd March 2006
Hon. Andrew Stoner, Member for Oxley and Leader of the National Party with
Chairman of the Board of Management, Mr. Richard O'Leary and Principal, Ms. Jann Eason