It is with deep sadness that the Principal and Board of Galstaun College as well as Hamazkaine Armenian Educational & Cultural Society Regional Committee Inc announces the passing of one of our College’s dear Benefactors, Mr Kirkor Ervan.  We convey our sincere...

Galstaun College Recognised by ACARA for NAPLAN   We are pleased to announce that Galstaun College has (once again) been selected by ACARA (Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority) as having demonstrated substantially above average gains in...

During Term 3 there were a number of occasions when I reflected on the reasons why parents choose a particular school for their child or children. As I prepared for the Kindy Orientation morning I decided to spend some additional time...

4 November 2018 Dear College Parents It is with deep sadness that the Principal and Board of Galstaun College as well as Hamazkaine Armenian Educational & Cultural Regional Committee announces the passing of one of our College’s dear...

Kindergarten Orientation Day - Friday September 21st

Kindergarten to year 12 students enjoyed a fun day in the sun at the 2018 Athletics Carnival competing in their House colours. Click on the Facebook icon below (right hand side) to browse the photos....

Day 14 - On this day, Galstaun College Year 10 and 11 students spent most of their day in the Shushi region of the Artsakh Republic. Their first stop was on the hill of the Tank which was captured from and used against the Azerbaijani soldiers...

Day 13 - Galstaun College students started their second day in Artsakh by laying flowers at the tombstone of Armenian martyrs at the Stepanakert Memorial. After this, they visited the National Assembly, where Vahram Balayan, the Vice President,...

Day 12 - In the morning, Galstaun College Year 10 and 11 students checked out of their hotel in Yerevan to carry out the next stage of their pilgrimage and travel to Artsakh. The seven-hour ride included a stop for lunch and visits to the...

Day 15 - On this day, students took a long ride back to Yerevan from Astrakh Republic. They had two sightseeing stops along the way. The first one was the twelve-minute ride on the aerial tramway ‘Tatever’ that took them to the ‘Datev’ Monastery...