Email: Blake.Turnerwiebreck539@schools.sa.edu.au 

Hi my name is Blake Turner-Wiebreck, I teach Physical Education and Wood Tech at the college. This year I will be teaching within the year 10 and 11/12 communities. I was born and raised in the Adelaide hills before I made my journey to teaching in Whyalla in 2014. I have four beautiful children, all of which are boys. My passions include sports, camping, fishing and spending quality time with my family. I am really excited to see what 2024 brings to the college.

Email: Cameron.Rogers187@schools.sa.edu.au 

Hi, my name is Cameron Rogers, and I have the privilege of working for a second year with the students undertaking the Industry Pathway Program in years 11 and 12 for the ACEE program. This year, I’ll be supporting students through their learning in the subject of Rec HPE, Workplace Practices, Research Project and Mentoring. I’ve been working in Whyalla for the past decade, and I am looking forward to working with this year’s group of future tradespeople and seeing my year 12s complete their SACE journey.

Email: Mitch.Jackman716@schools.sa.edu.au 

Hello, my name is Mitch Jackman and I am the Aboriginal Education Leader and the Future Technologies (wood) Leader at the College. This is my second year at the college. In 2024 I will be teaching senior Industrial Technology as well as middle school wood technology. I enjoy travel, sport, fitness and technology. I look forward to working with students across all year levels and helping them achieve their goals. Please feel free to get in touch with any questions or concerns.

Email: ​Melissa.Kober994@schools.sa.edu.au 

My name is Melissa Kober and I am the Year 12, Industry Pathways Programs and Student Pathways leader at the college. I have taught in Whyalla for the past 9 years in the Home Economics and Tech subject areas. I am looking forward to supporting the Year 12 students as they complete their schooling and supporting students in years 7-12 to explore future career pathways.  Away from the college I enjoy cooking, gardening and spending time at the beach. This year I am excited to teaching the Cookery, Hospitality and Tourism (CHAT) IPP to year 11 and 12 students. I look forward to meeting you all throughout the year.

Email: Pete.Beer178@schools.sa.edu.au 

Besides completing a Bachelor of Visual Arts degree in Adelaide and Diploma of Secondary Education I have been a lifelong resident of Whyalla. My 27 years of experience as a senior Visual Arts educator has allowed me to extend my skills and share my passion for the fine arts with countless students. I particularly enjoy exploring and creating various forms of art including printmaking, pottery and drawing. Other passions of mine include gardening, especially native plants, vintage motorbikes and exploring the outdoors. This year I will be teaching a range of Art and Future Technologies subjects’ years 7,8,11 and 12.  

Email: ​Rebecca.Ramm133@schools.sa.edu.au 

Before joining Whyalla Secondary College, I worked for the last 10 years in a large public school in Adelaide’s northern suburbs. Outside of education, you can find me on a basketball court. This has been a passion of mine since the age of 12, and the court is my second home. It’s not just about the game; it’s about the camaraderie, the competition, and having fun. One of my greatest passions is exploring the world. I’ve been fortunate to set foot in over 30 countries so far and am wanting to discover more. Whether it’s immersing myself in different cultures, savouring local cuisines, or adventuring through diverse landscapes, each journey adds a new chapter to my life. As we step into 2024, I’m most excited about the potential for new adventures and experiences.  I’m looking forward to exploring Whyalla and the local areas, through working within a wonderful country community. You might think you’re seeing double, but you’re not; that is my sister, don’t get us confused you’ll soon figure out I am the more stylish one. 

Email: Robert.Schofield431@schools.sa.edu.au 

Greetings WSC Families. I am Robert Schofield and I have been teaching in Whyalla since 2010, beginning at Whyalla High School. I teach Design and Technology across years 8 to 12, focussing on wood technology and advancing technology. Outside of school I have been involved with the GFG student program since it began in 2018 along with touch football and, until recently gymnastics. I wear the dual hat of teacher and parent with daughters in year 10 and Uni. In my free time I collect and paint miniatures for tabletop gaming along with playing computer games.