The Delama Room is a room dedicated to learning during class times and available as a lounge during breaks. The college runs a tutoring program for A&TSI students in Years 9 – 12 during school hours and has additional support available for all year levels through our Extended School Day Program. A Cultural Program is also offered as part of the Extended School Day Program.
In addition to the DET programs, the college participates in the Short Black Opera program which gives students in Years 4 – 6 the opportunity to learn from and perform with proud Yorta Yorta woman, Deborah Cheetham. The Lions Club of Anglesea also fund an all-inclusive camp for our A&TSI students in Years 5-10 where our students stay overnight for two nights and participate in a range of cultural and sporting activities. The girls Year 9 - 12 are encouraged to participate in Weenthunga, a resilience program encouraging young A&TSI women to consider a career in health industries.
In 2022 NBC undertook DET Community Understanding and Safety (CUST) Training college-wide for all staff. CUST is designed to be an introduction to ongoing learning and engagement with Aboriginal perspectives throughout the curriculum through meaningful collaboration between local Aboriginal communities and schools. Incredible feedback was received from staff across all five campuses. The slideshow that follows is from the Goldsworthy Campus but the scenes were replicated at Peacock and Wexford Campuses.
