Ministers visit Greek school
The Minister for Education and Minister for Multicultural Affairs visited the Oakleigh Greek Orthodox College last week
Minister Dixon surrounded by future thinkers.
Minister for Education Martin Dixon and Minister for Multicultural Affairs Nicholas Kotsiras visited the Oakleigh Greek Orthodox College last week. As special guests, the ministers were treated to a tour of the school, watched classrooms engage in learning and saw first-hand innovative teaching practices. They were even lucky enough to see a rehearsal of the Year 4's upcoming Peter Pan play, participate in Greek dancing and get their hands dirty with some cooking in Food Technology.
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