Community Learning Projects
During Term 3 2026, the following CLPs are being developed by each of the School Teams attending the Gnurad-Gundidj Campus as part of their School for Student Leadership Program. These CLPs relate to their home and school communities.

Maribyrnong College
Connecting elderly people through conversation, food and company.
Vision
Our vision is to help elderly people have a spark in their day, by hosting a morning tea with other students from our school and conversing with the residents to help them form better connections within the community.
Motto
“The gift of company and kindness.”
Oberon High School
The Diversity Mural
Vision
Our vision is to spread knowledge of different cultures and to connect the school on a wider scale. We wish to give a voice to those to scared to speak up about their background or culture and to leave a lasting legacy for future generations to pass through and continue to learn.
Motto
“Painting the world with every colour”
Leongatha Secondary College
bridging a connection with the elderly in our community
Vision
Our vision is to have a nice morning or afternoon tea with the residents at Woorayl Lodge, Building a bridge between the age gap to have a more connected and inclusive home community.
Connection through stories – we can share our stories from SSL and other students and the residents can share stories from their life
Motto
“Collaborate, connect, conversation the 3 c’s”
Bass Coast College
Intro to school life for kindergarteners
Vision
Our vision is to… prepare kindergarteners and give them skills so that they feel confident transitioning into primary school.
Motto
“Learning with love, growing with joy”
Keilor Downs College
Aged care Hang out and afternoon tea
Vision
Our vision is to … build a positive environment and to make others interact with many people from different generation, who come together to combine our experiences and appreciate each other’s values, beliefs and emotions.
Motto
“Friendship Never Gets Old.”
Williamstown High School
WHS Visiting and Cooking for Elderly Project
Vision
Our vision is to … Is to break the barrier between the older and younger generations by visiting and cooking for the elderly
Motto
“Hold Fast”
Newcomb Secondary College
aged care hangout
Vision
Today we achieved the following: We were able to choose what our CLP is going to be and we talked where we might do it, like in what area.
Motto
“aging is not “lost youth” but a new stage of opportunity and strength”
Werribee Secondary College
The True Health
Vision
Our vision is to inform the youth about the real effects of metal health when it’s mistreated or not taken care of, and how to talk about the topic with caution and understanding.
Motto
“Mental health: our course of action.”
Kurnai
Volunteering at bapcare heritage manor aged care
Vision
Our vision is to spend time with elderly people at baptcare heritage manor aged care so they have people to talk, and play games with because not everyone may want to visit elderly people to talk and play games with them.
Motto
“Pathway to success”
Mt Alexander College
Primary school collaboration lesson
Vision
Our vision is to run a lesson at a local primary school based around teamwork and collaboration skills, some of which we have learnt during our time here. We would do lots of fun team building games in groups.
Motto
“Tiny minds, future leaders”
The CLP is the curriculum thread that runs in an adjoining and continuous manner through the program. It provides the purpose for attendance and the motivation for departure. Students are intrinsically connected to their projects, which aim to deliver an action outcome of their learning into their home communities.


