Graduation marks end of an era

20 December 2018

20 Dec 2018

Saying goodbye is hard, especially today for VMCH’s specialist school, St Paul’s College, in Kew.

The school said goodbye to two much-loved students Anthony and George who graduated after 13 years at the school.

It’s an extra special occasion because they are the last students that will graduate from the school’s Kew campus which has been home to this amazing community for 61 years.

This goodbye is made easier with the exciting future waiting for the school’s students next year when they start the school year at its new campus in Balwyn.

VMCH and St Paul’s College wishes Anthony, George and their families all the very best for the future.

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