Pioneering virtual high school to open in 2015

By Faye Wheeler
November 14 2014 - 4:00am
xsel manager Pauline Freeburn and Dubbo College teacher Emmeline Smith (front) with Dubbo College students Lauren Cook, Ashwini Manorathan, Robin Hall, Sarah Wijenaike,Josie Stanger-Jones, Alexandra Lindsay, Sarah Boon, Georgia Benton-Bryant, Piper Kleinig, Abigail Liptrot, Daniel Cook, Angus Wood, Andrew Nguyen and Chloe Hilder. The students are some of the first enrolments in virtual high school Aurora College, set to open in 2015. Photo: GREG KEEN
xsel manager Pauline Freeburn and Dubbo College teacher Emmeline Smith (front) with Dubbo College students Lauren Cook, Ashwini Manorathan, Robin Hall, Sarah Wijenaike,Josie Stanger-Jones, Alexandra Lindsay, Sarah Boon, Georgia Benton-Bryant, Piper Kleinig, Abigail Liptrot, Daniel Cook, Angus Wood, Andrew Nguyen and Chloe Hilder. The students are some of the first enrolments in virtual high school Aurora College, set to open in 2015. Photo: GREG KEEN

About 20 students from Dubbo College are enrolled to challenge themselves in advanced-level subjects alongside peers from across NSW without leaving their own playgrounds.

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