School News

Southern Stars is a great opportunity for students to develop performance skills while having fun. 18 students from Moruya high School travelled up to WIN Entertainment Centre in Wollongong and performed with over 3000 students from across NSW in the Performing Arts Show. 5 girls from year 7, 7 girls from year 8 and 6 girls from year 9 spent two...

Committed and high achieving Year 8 student Ella Wilden entered in the ‘Legend Public Speaking Competition’ in Vincentia, on the 14th of August. Ella presented a prepared speech on the topic ‘Irony of society’ and also gave an impromptu speech on ‘Lost and Found’. Ella gave an impassioned speech and found it to be a great experience having the...

At Moruya High School we have high expectations of our Year 12 class as they prepare to transition from school.  With less than five weeks of term remaining for the Year 12 cohort, I would like to outline the measures that Moruya High School is taking to ensure our students have every opportunity to succeed in the upcoming Higher School...

This term, our school is taking part in the Tell Them From Me student survey. The survey will provide us with valuable feedback on what our students think about school life, how engaged they are with school and the different ways that teachers interact with them. Schools in Australia and around the world have used the Tell Them From Me survey to...

After almost a year of preparation and many months of rehearsals, Southern Stars 2019 COME ALIVE is in the final and most exciting week – show week!

Over 3000 public school students from the Illawarra and Southern NSW, including more than a dozen Moruya High School students, will perform in Southern Stars 2019 COME ALIVE, displaying their many and...