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The footbridge finally linked either side of a Mordialloc Creek so that students no longer had to cross over the Nepean Highway bridge. This enabled a safer and quicker journey for many pupils living north of the school.
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mordialloc boat building pompei
MCHS students visited the Mallee annually camped at Wyperfeld National Park. In this photo students and a teacher carry quadrants for field experimentation.
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wyperfeld national park, mchs camp
Students conducting field experiments
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wyperfeld national park, mchs camp
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wyperfeld national park, mallee, mchs camp
wyperfeld national park
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Image digitised from 35mm slide
school subject exams
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school yard games
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The precinct has undergone significant change and beautification since 1981.
mordialloc foreshore, mordialloc beach
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Victorian Collections acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
