Real accounts of Year 10 curriculum at Woodleigh called Regenerative Futures Program

Charlotte Lance
Communications Coordinator

How Do You Measure a Question?

Turning a Philosophical Question into a Measurable Investigation? Year 10 students at Woodleigh spend their year in the Futures Studio. It is a good example of the progressive approach to learning, one where students shape the questions they ask and the answers they seek.

Alumni Voice Character development, challenge and community service at Woodleigh School

Watch or listen to 2025 Woodleigh Prize winner, Char Palmer's interview with Crystal Wong, for the Melbourne School's podcast.

Charlotte Lance
Communications Coordinator

One Year Out

Nadia graduated Woodleigh in 2025. Her first year out has been a series of very fortunate events because, as she says, ‘you never know where different opportunities might lead.’

Charlotte Lance
Communications Coordinator

When You're Four

Adventure after adventure, a year is a lifetime when you're four.

Adam Liddiard
Director of Community Relations

From the Bush Track to the Strzeleckis.

Lisa’s fight for Gippsland’s last rainforests

Charlotte Lance
Communications Coordinator

A Year is a Lifetime When You're Four

Time spent in Penbank’s Early Childhood Centre is worth more than preparation for big school alone; when handled with care, grows capacity and confidence in knowing you belong, no matter where you may be.

Lisa Coxon
Director of Early Childhood

Four for Four

A four-day week for four-year-olds starts at our Penbank Campus in 2027.

Stories from Woodleigh

How Do You Measure a Question?

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