Lucius, Cody, James and Mason from Raw band received their certificates from the Eurobodalla Shire Council's Zoe Morgan after winning the local Battle of the Bands.

Year 12 trial exams will be running from the 12th of August up until the 22nd of August. All students will have received their timetable and should have a copy in their school email. Parents and students are also able to download a copy from the link below:

Moruya High School is holding an information evening in the school hall on Monday 5th August regarding subject selection, ROSA, and the HSC for 2020. The Year 8 into 9 session will run from 5pm till 6pm and the Year 10 into 11 session will run from 6pm until 7pm.

Year 10 student had the opportunity to explore the curriculum on offer in TAS and CAPA next year through a variety of taster sessions.

The objective of the day was to provide students with experiences and information of subjects that are not as well known to them through the junior curriculum including VET (Construction and Hospitality), Textiles and Design, Engineering, Industrial Technology (Timber and Multimedia), Software Design and Development, Exploring Early Childhood, Food Technology, Visual Art, and Music.

These sessions provided students with course outlines and the realities of what to expect if they select these courses in their senior studies. It was also a great introduction to the upcoming Creating Careers Week.

Four students from Moruya High School progressed to the state Cross Country competition - an amazing achievement considering there were only 90 competitors in each age group.

Lachlan Connolly, Stephanie Lunn, and Bridget Lunn all raced well against students in the NSW CHS (public) and All Schools (public, private, and independent) divisions held at Eastern Creek on Friday 26 July.

However it was Jaylah Hancock-Cameron who came away with double gold (first in both NSW CHS and All Schools) in the 4 km event and was selected to represent NSW at the National competition.

Three Moruya High School students received Excellence in Vocational Education and Training Awards in the South Coast (Eurobodalla) region. Bryce Eveleigh for Construction, Brodie White for Hospitality, and Isabella Morton for School Based Trainee and Hospitality. Congratulations to all three students and a special mention to Isabella who was announced as the 2019 VET student of the year.

As a part of Moruya High School’s School to Work project a ‘Creating Careers’ week will run during week 3 of term 3 (beginning Monday 5th August ). A brief overview of the week:

Monday - Students will participate in small group sessions at school include Resume Writing, Mock Interviews and a session with Reignited Job Ready Experts (styling, social media presence, personal grooming etc). The University of Canberra will also be running aspiration sessions.

Monday Night from 6pm - 7pm a year 10 into year 11 information session will take place in Moruya High School Hall discussing the HSC and giving parents and students an opportunity to talk to teachers about the subjects on offer.

Tuesday - Excursion to UOW Batemans Bay for Career Exploration sessions/developing soft skills sessions. Lunch will be provided at no cost to our students.

Wednesday - Visit to TAFE NSW Moruya Campus to familiarise students with TAFE as an option for Tertiary Study. Students will see the campus in action and have teacher/student talks. Return to school to complete compulsory All My Own Work modules, activate Students Online logins, followed by a Speed Careering session starting at 1.35.

Thursday - Canberra Careers Expo excursion with transport and Flip Out Cost included in $35.

Friday - Normal classes with Careers Counselling available all day for year 10 students. NOTE students cannot hand subject selection form in before today.

A notice that the Year 12 Formal (a non-alcohol event) will be held at the Moruya Gold Club on the evening of September 26th. The Year 12 Final Assembly will be on the following day, September 27th, starting at 10am in the school hall.