Choosing to complete Senior School at Mueller College means experiencing……..more than a school. Together with the primary and middle sub-schools, we aim to equip all students for life in the world and eternity, by applying biblical principles, through an excellent education in a distinctly Christian environment.
Mueller Senior School offers a diverse and flexible program to ensure each student is able to pursue their pathway of choice. In a rigorous and stimulating academic environment all students are encouraged to become independent learners.
Whether students plan to undertake tertiary studies or head directly into the workforce, the Senior School program allows each student to work towards achieving their individual goals.
Designed to prepare and equip students for life after school, the teaching and learning in Senior School focuses on providing students with knowledge and transferrable life skills. We aim to provide all students with an in-depth understanding of the world around them to ensure they graduate as well-educated, independent young adults, ready for life in the world and eternity.
Current teaching and learning practices, and current assessment and reporting frameworks, are maintained and enhanced through regular professional development of all teaching staff.
The whole-school approach to education at Mueller College provides students opportunities to serve and contribute within the different campus communities; early childcare, prep, primary, middle school, senior school, retirement village, and Mueller Community Church.
A dedicated and committed team of teachers and learning staff afford students every opportunity to learn and develop God-given potential. Not only is the delivery of an engaging and quality curriculum a priority, but also the pastoral care of students, and the facilitation of a safe and supportive environment that offers all students an equal opportunity to develop physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Healthy and genuine relationships are forged and enhanced throughout Senior School, and celebrated at the family friendly Graduation service and final Chapel, and an alcohol free Senior Formal.
Modern, state-of-the-art facilities that integrate the latest technology enable quality teaching and learning;
The senior school readily caters for and supports the different needs, abilities and learning styles of its students. This is achieved through:
A broad and diverse range of subjects are offered in Years 10 -12. Students in Year 10 are presented with many different pathways to investigate, with the variety of VET pathways ever increasing.
Course Information Booklets:
Visit Mueller Connect to download Subject Selection Information.
Subjects on offer in Year 10:
Core subjects: Maths, English, Global Perspectives and Sport.
Electives: a choice of 4 electives from the list in the Year 10 Subject Information Guide found on Mueller Connect.
Subjects on offer in Year 11 and 12:
English English English as an Additional Language Literature HPE Humanities |
The Arts Dance Drama Film, Television & New Media Music Visual Art Mathematics Science |
Technologies Aerospace Systems Design Digital Solutions Food & Nutrition |
Arts in Practice Essential English Essential Mathematics Fashion Industrial Graphic Skills |
Industrial Technology Skills Science in Practice Sport & Recreation – Outdoor Education Sport & Recreation – Sports & Fitness |
VET courses provide students with valuable work-related knowledge and skills through a nationally recognised qualification. Student achievement is based on industry-endorsed competency standards. In Years 11 and 12 students are able to select VET courses from a range of options including the following Certificates which are offered as part of the school curriculum.
Vocational Courses offered
These courses provide students with the opportunity to develop practical workplace skills. Students who enjoy ‘hands-on’ learning will enjoy this way of learning.
In addition to these courses, students are able to undertake VET courses off-campus with other training providers e.g. TAFE and a range of private providers. Some courses on offer are Children’s Services, Health Services, Fitness, Media, Automotive and Engineering. A complete list is available on request.
Completion of VET certificates provides students with vocational skills and knowledge which will enable them to obtain part-time or full-time employment. Some courses can be used towards further study at TAFE or other private colleges. All courses earn points towards the QCE.
Students can download the following documents about the services they are to receive, and their rights and obligations.
VET Student Handbook
Training and Assessment Strategy Request Form
Complaints and Appeals Policy
RPL Policy
RPL Application Form
Students are provided ample opportunities to enhance their sporting talents in Senior School years. Interschool carnivals provide a platform for students to pursue and achieve individual representation, while annual extra-curricular sporting events and tournaments throughout the year expose those gifted in team sports such as; Futsal, AFL, Softball, Soccer, Hockey, Rugby League. Plenty of other representative opportunities exist through;
It is recognised that a lot of valuable teaching and learning takes place outside of the classroom setting. The myriad of extra-curricular opportunities available for students in the senior school include;
Music Tour Music & Arts Cafe School Musical Sports Camp Survival Camp (Yr11) Wilderness Trek (Yr12) MUROC (Aviation Competitions) |
Drama & Hospitality Trip to Melbourne Various Hospitality & Catering Events Ski Trip (New Zealand) Bike Hikes Sewing Club |
In partnership with the Behaviour Management Policy, is a strong focus on student Pastoral Care. Individual student needs and those of their family are identified and addressed through;
Students are offered many mission opportunities under the banner of ‘Mueller in Action’. This involves the Senior School in local and globally focussed opportunities:
The recognition and support of social justice is a strong priority within the Senior School. We continue to be one of the highest per capita contributors to World Vision in the state, and were awarded the ‘Advocacy Award’ in 2012 for ongoing contributions to World Vision. Students are a main driving force in the fundraising and operation of various charity events;
A distinct aspect of college life is the hugely popular Chapel & Mega-chapel programs. The presentation of the gospel through relevant, thought provoking music and speakers is a much anticipated part of the student’s weekly timetable. Unique to Mueller are the Mega-chapel services, linking all students across the college campus. These occur several times throughout the year;
All family and friends are welcome to attend weekly chapel services and Mega-chapels.
An essential part of the curriculum is the Biblical Studies Program. On a weekly basis, students;
Mueller College Senior School is just one community among many. Students play a vital role in ensuring and advocating their community remains one that is safe and supportive, and one that;
The firm implementation of the college ‘Behaviour Management’, ‘Anti-bullying’, ‘Mobile Phone’ and ‘Assessment & Assignment’ policies, reinforces a secure and resilient student community.
Leadership is fostered within the college and culminates in the Senior Student Leadership Team each year. Along with Captains and Vice Captains, several prefect positions exist which serve to;
Mueller Senior School is …………… more than a school.
Come and see what we are about at one of our many headline events – Mueller Sports Awards Dinner, Presentation Evening, or Mega-chapels. Or simply book a tour of our campus.