Campus News
Haileybury Pangea celebrates the Class of 2025
Haileybury Pangea proudly marked a milestone on Friday, 17 October as the Class of 2025 marked their graduation in a beautiful ceremony at Haileybury’s Keysborough campus. Families, staff and students gathered to celebrate the achievements of our third graduating cohort.
The Valedictory Dinner featured inspiring speeches from school leaders and graduates, highlighting their resilience and adaptability. Graduates were commended for their academic and personal success and their ability to thrive in a program designed to prepare them for the future of work and study.
Special awards recognized outstanding contributions in leadership and service, while heartfelt messages from teachers and peers underscored the strong connections formed across diverse locations.
We thank our staff, families and students for their contributions to this special occasion.
End of year examinations
As the academic year draws to a close, Haileybury Pangea students have been demonstrating their knowledge and skills through the examination period. For Years 7 to 11, these online exams provide an important opportunity to consolidate their learning, reflect on progress and prepare for the challenges ahead. Students have approached their exams with determination and resilience, supported by teachers who have guided them through revision strategies and time management techniques. We also acknowledge the tireless work of the Haileybury Digital Learning team and online assessment supervisors to ensure a smooth experience for students.
For those undertaking VCE Units 3 and 4 subjects, their VCE external examinations represent the culmination of years of study and play a significant role in shaping their future pathways. Teachers, support staff, parents and guardians have all rallied behind students to equip them to succeed in this intensive period.
Across all year levels, the examination period is not only a test of academic achievement but also of perseverance and personal growth. We celebrate the effort and commitment shown by students, and the steadfast support and dedication of staff. These experiences lay the foundation for continued success in 2026 and beyond.
Joanna Baker
Head of Campus
