“I will be attending lectures at Melbourne University and exam revision classes at school to aid me in my final success.”
Stavros Papakonstantinou, Year 12, St John’s College.
“Fortunately these are the final holidays for us because we are in year
12, but unfortunately it won’t be as relaxing as previously because
exams are so close.”
Kelly Leventis, Year 12, St John’s College.
“I will be going out to the beach, to parties, and to the Melbourne Show.”
Angela Nastoulis, Year 8, Oakleigh Greek Orthodox College (OGOC).
“My dad has taken two weeks off work to stay home with my sisters and I. I hope that we can do things together with dad like bowling and visiting friends. Over the holidays my cousins and I usually donate toys to the Ronald McDonald House so we will also be busy gathering the toys to donate to this worthy cause.”
Dean Nicopoulos, Year 6, OGOC.
“We are going to Queensland with my family and soccer club. My club will be competing in the Gold Coast Soccer Tournament in which 200 soccer clubs from around Australia will participate.”
Yianni Frossinos, Year 7, OGOC.
“I will be using these school holidays to prepare not only for the VCE practice exams in the first week of Term 4, but also for the end of year VCE exams. However I see these holidays also as an opportunity to re-energise and spend some time with my family and friends – something you don’t really have the luxury of as a VCE student during the school term.”
Natasha Varsos, Year 12, OGOC.
“I really like to read so I will be finishing of the second series off Deltoras Quest and practicing swimming as I just started swimming lessons.”
Natasha Kotsakis, Year 6, St John’s College.
“I will be going to the footy finals, playing cricket, the Melbourne Show and the movies.”
Alex Ginis, Year 10, OGOC.
“The best thing about the holidays is relaxing and not going to school.”
Theo Vontas, Year 6, St John’s College.
“I am planning to go to the Royal Melbourne Show and to the Monash Science Centre where we do lots of science experiments and we get to take things home.”
Alexandra Dimeo, Year 2, OGOC.