Today’s learner will live in a future workforce that is unlike any to have come before. Learning at Luther prepares young people for life through Christ.

Deborah Hollis, Director of Teaching and Learning

The possibilities are endless for this generation of students, and I am inspired by the dedication and vision of those I work with each day, as we strive for continual improvement in the way we teach and learn.

We know that young people learn best when they feel safe, comfortable and connected in an atmosphere that is nurturing, yet challenging and motivating. Our young people are facing the most significant disruption in the world of work since the industrial revolution and, as such, education must build capabilities that will best position our learners for tomorrow.

Rich, personalised learning experiences embedded in a contemporary and innovative curriculum that encourages student agency is developing the essential knowledge, skills and attributes young people need to meet these challenges and experience an exceptional future.

At the heart of our educational offerings are rich, personalised learning experiences embedded in a contemporary and innovative curriculum that encourages student agency. 

The college has an extensive offering of elective subjects designed to allow students to be curious and explore their areas of interest. These multi-disciplinary experiences help prepare our students for VCE and life after Luther.

 

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Academic Curriculum

The college has an extensive offering of elective subjects designed to allow students to be curious and explore their areas of interest.

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Co-Curriculum

The college offers an extensive range of co-curricular opportunities. Spanning art and design, performing arts, music, sport, technology, food technology and more. Our students can dream big and aim high.

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