Talk:Assumption College, Kilmore

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Assumption looks to future The Land; North Richmond, N.S.W.. 22 June 2017: 22.
The Lord of Assumption; FOOTBALL Flanagan, Martin. The Age; Melbourne, Vic. 30 Aug 2001: 2.
AGSV football: Assumption College Paul, Amy. Herald Sun (Online); Melbourne. 18 Aug 2021.
Assumption College Kilmore is a Catholic, year 7 to 12 co-educational day and boarding school The Border Mail; Albury-Wodonga, N.S.W.. 26 Apr 2017: 16.

Several other sources mention in passing less-than-happy-experiences at Assumption:

MY SECRET MELBOURNE . . . PAUL HARRIS, O'Brien, Mary. The Age; Melbourne, Vic. 11 May 2013: 1.

Quote: "I never want to go back to boarding school. I spent three years at Assumption College Kilmore and I haven't pleasant memories. The college had 15 football ovals and alongside one of them was a classroom! I made good friendships but it was difficult for me because I was a city-raised kid. It was like being sent to Siberia - it certainly was as cold as Siberia. I was there in the late 1960s. I'd come home for holidays with a heightened appreciation of my freedom. The great benefit of boarding school was the double-bill movies every Saturday night, so I saw lots of films I otherwise wouldn't have watched."

The boy most unlikely JUSTICERule, Andrew; The Age, Melbourne, Vic.. 08 June 2002: 3.

Quote: "Maria and Joe eventually won scholarships from University High. Joe first spent two years boarding at Assumption College, Kilmore, an experience he compares with Fred Schepisi's film The Devil's Playground.

Happy hunting! — Grand'mere Eugene (talk) 21:23, 11 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

These are the newspaper sources I posted at the AFD discussion:

(unsigned comment by User:Sirfurboy, 12:45, May 13, 2024)‎