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Middle School (Years 5-8)

Discover and Grow

An authentic, rich, and challenging academic program where students can explore, learn, make friends, discover their passions, and be inspired to be their best.

Our Middle School is located at the Yirramboi Campus, Keilor, and is a vibrant learning community that supports students from Years 5 - 8 through their academic and personal growth. With a focus on guiding students as they transition from childhood through to adolescence, the curriculum is innovative and engaging, set within a supportive environment. 

Experienced educators with a deep understanding of early adolescence, work closely with students to help support their academic and personal growth. They foster strong partnerships to ensure students are guided through key developmental transitions whilst feeling valued and supported. In addition, exposure to an extensive range of co curricular opportunities supports students to discover their passions and shine. 

The Middle School experience

The Middle School experience
Large group of Middle School students and staff holding hands and dancing in a ring together in the outdoor courtyard at Yirramboi Campus, with the award-winning Middle School building visible in the background during Harmony Day celebrations.
Back view of three upper primary school aged students in the Middle School at Yirramboi Campus, embracing while wearing orange hair accessories in celebration of Harmony Day.
Group of teachers embracing and smiling while wearing orange tutus during Harmony Day celebrations at Overnewton, showing unity and joyful participation.
Close-up of Middle School boys’ school shoes with orange laces, worn as a “slash of orange” in support of Harmony Day at Overnewton.
Two happy Middle School girl students smiling at the camera at Yirramboi Campus as part of Harmony Day celebrations, capturing a moment of friendship and cultural inclusion.
Middle School student exchanging orange friendship bracelets with a peer as part of Harmony Day celebrations at Overnewton, symbolising inclusion and connection.
Middle School students in a classroom inside the award-winning Middle School building at Yirramboi Campus, seated in groups at both low and high tables, actively engaged in learning.
Lower high school aged students sitting at high tables in the open learning space of the award-winning Middle School building at Yirramboi Campus, actively engaged in learning and discussion.
Two upper primary school aged students in the Middle School at Yirramboi Campus engaged in a woodwork activity during Technologies class, working together on their projects.
Upper primary school aged Middle School students wearing hats while eating lunch on tyres at Yirramboi Campus, with the picturesque Keilor Valley visible in the background.
Groups of students exploring the native Australian bush at Yirramboi Campus, learning about the environment with a teacher among trees, rocks, shrubs, and natural surroundings.
Upper primary school aged student using a drill press during her Technologies class in the Middle School at Yirramboi Campus, working confidently on a woodwork project.
Formal photo of the Middle School Student Representative Council for 2025 with the Head of Middle School, Ms Jodi Fitzgerald-Tate.

Head of Middle School Jodi Fitzgerald-Tate and the 2025 Middle School Student Representative Council

Overnewton student in action catching a netball during a competitive game against another school, showcasing skill and teamwork on the court.
Overnewton student proudly holding her certificate after participating in the Voice of Youth competition, as part of the school’s Be Heard co-curricular public speaking program.
Middle School student from the Sustainability Team planting vegetables in the garden at Yirramboi Campus, contributing to Overnewton’s environmental initiatives.
Close-up of a lower high school aged Middle School student performing in a Greek mythology drama, wearing a Medusa mask and acting in character at Yirramboi Campus.
A group of middle secondary school aged students performing under a cluster of clear umbrellas on stage, as part of the Middle School Battle of the Houses—a creative and spirited showcase within Overnewton’s Encore Performing Arts Co Curricular program
Middle School student mid-stroke while competing in a swimming race, wearing goggles and an Overnewton-branded swimming cap in the pool.

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