We are proud of each and every student in our Class of 2019. Whether it’s further study or directly entering the workforce, the number of different pathways the cohort is taking towards their future is indicative of what we hope for them at Heathdale. That each child discovers and fulfils their own unique God-given potential.
We recently received a batch of great news from Early Entry university programs at both Latrobe University and ACU. Latrobe’s Aspire program recognises a student’s hard work they have put towards their communities and guarantees them entry into their course as long as they have met the prerequisites of the course and have received a 25 in English.
These students have been accepted into the Latrobe University Aspire Program:
Denham – Bachelor of Applied Science/Master of Dietetic Practice
Emmason – Bachelor of Applied Science/Master of Physiotherapy Practice
Eve – Bachelor of Biomedicine
Kurt – Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
Nathan J. – Bachelor of Exercise Science/Master of Exercise Physiology
Nathan K. – Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science
Tabitha – Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Midwifery
Thomas – Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts
Similarly, the following students have gained successful early entry into ACU Community Achievement Program (CAP) for 2020. The ATAR has been significantly decreased to assist these students and to bless them for serving their community.
Thomas – Bachelor of Arts/Law
Lyndal – Bachelor of Commerce/ Business
Eve – Bachelor of Biomedical Science
Furthermore, Ashley made a successful application to study a Bachelor of Business through the Australian Catholic University Peter Faber Business School Passion for Business (P4B) Program. The university was impressed by his passion for studying business at the Australian Catholic University, and his desire to make a contribution to business and the community.