Lakes Entrance Secondary College is offering school tours throughout the term by appointment, with multiple transition visits and orientation opportunities provided across the year.
The college also hosts a year six information evening in April, highlighting its strong transition program with local primary schools. Close communication and support are provided to families as students move into year seven.
As a smaller regional secondary school, Lakes Entrance Secondary College prides itself on its strong sense of community and belonging, with students well known by staff, allowing for strong relationships and personalised support.
A key feature for students is the college’s positive local connections and growing partnerships with community groups and organisations, complemented by its beautiful coastal location and strong community spirit.
The college offers a broad curriculum across years 7-12, including both Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and VCE Vocational Major (VCE VM) pathways. A strong focus on careers and pathways helps prepare students for life beyond school.
Specialist programs in areas including food technology, technology, the arts and physical education further enhance the learning experience.
Students also benefit from Morrisby Profiling, which helps identify strengths, interests, and future career pathways.
Career counselling and pathways support are available to students and families, alongside partnerships with training providers such as TAFE Gippsland and AGA. The college also maintains strong involvement with local employment and industry networks, as well as offering work experience and structured workplace learning opportunities.
Lakes Entrance Secondary College provides a wide range of leadership opportunities and programs, including the Koorie Academy of Excellence, sporting opportunities across multiple disciplines, camps, excursions and outdoor education experiences.
Students are also encouraged to take on leadership roles through positions such as college captains and the student representative council, while participating in community involvement and volunteering opportunities.
The college maintains a strong focus on student wellbeing and inclusion, with a commitment to disability inclusion and personalised learning support, all centred around the values of Respect, Trust and Try.
