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Case studies are part of each school’s end-of-year reporting process to the Office for Youth. Teachers are advised to encourage young people who participated in Advance to complete the case study on their school’s behalf. This is a sample of the fantastic programs across Victoria. The case studies provide a unique insight into particular experiences and the impact these have had on the students' lives.

Ashwood College VCAL
Ballarat High School
Brunswick Special Developmental School
Colac Specialist School
East Gippsland Specialist School
Mallacoota Prep-12
Marnebek School
Mildura Specialist School
Mt Evelyn Special Developmental School
Rowville Secondary College
Rutherglen High School
Sale Specialist School
Sandringham College
Sydney Road Community School

News articles - archive


Warrnambool College's tree planting project (Word 364kb) from The Standard, 9 September 2005
Wangaratta District Specialist School's work in the community (Word 194kb) from the Wangaratta Chronicle, 8 August 2005
Mansfield Secondary College's partnership with CFA (Word 428kb) from the High Country Times, 3 August 2005

Case studies - archive


In past years a small booklet of Advance Case Studies, under the 14 best practice principles of youth participation is now available. It is intended to be used for promoting and showcasing Advance. It may also be useful to spark ideas of young people about potential projects or activities that they might like to undertake for Advance.

Advance Case Study Posters A4 (Word 486kb) and Advance Case Study Posters A4 (PDF 455kb)
Case Studies – Metro North and West (Word 509kb)
Case Studies – Metro South and East (Word 83kb)
Case Studies – Grampians (Word 408kb)
Case Studies – Hume (Word 392kb)
Case Studies – Loddon Mallee (Word 112kb)
Case Studies – Barwon South West (Word 123kb)


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DPCD's websites are progressively being updated to reflect the changes following the establishment of the department. This means you will continue to see some references to the Department for Victorian Communities (DVC) as changes are being made.


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