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Welcome to Nestoras Greek College Thomastown! Located at 80-96 Main Street in Thomastown, Australia, our institution is an establishment and point of interest that aims to provide a nurturing environment for students to embrace their Greek language, identity, and conscience through the richness of Greek history and culture. For over 49 years, Nestoras College has been dedicated to maintaining and preserving Greek language and culture in Australia. Our story began in 1975 when the school was founded by two experienced teachers from Greece who shared a vision for the education of Greek heritage. Since then, our school has grown significantly and now offers Greek language tuition at three campuses in Melbourne: Thornbury High School, Doncaster Secondary College, and Thomastown Secondary College. Our classes cater to students from 4 years old in Kinder all the way to VCE Year 12.

Welcome to K Studios School of Performing Arts and Technique, a premier institution located in the vibrant city of Thomastown, Australia. Situated on Settlement Road, our esteemed establishment is a point of interest for all those passionate about the performing arts. At K Studios, we are dedicated to nurturing and cultivating the talents of individuals who dream of making their mark in the world of performing arts. Our institution prides itself on offering a comprehensive range of programs and courses, ensuring that students of all ages and skill levels can find their perfect fit.

Welcome to Nestoras Greek College Doncaster! Located at 123 Church Road in Doncaster, Australia, our institution is a point of interest and a prestigious establishment dedicated to preserving and promoting Greek language, history, and culture. At Nestoras College, we are proud to have the students present the "Flags of Freedom" project, honoring the heroes of the 1821 Greek War of Independence. This initiative involved selecting and creating flags from the collection displayed at the old parliament, now a museum, in Athens. It is a testament to the deep connection our students have with their Greek heritage and their commitment to celebrating freedom and the resilience of the Greek people.