is a school-based apprenticeship and an alternative pathway to VCE. Facilities at Pasco include: Two drama and art performance areas. Soul City and the Centenary Theatre. Darkroom Photography Fully equipped and modern science labs Recording studio and music rooms Computer labs Gym and basketball courts Fully equipped Wood technology room Year 12 Study centre Language Choice Williamstown High School offers Indonesian and French as LOTE subjects. Students are given the choice when they commence their studies in year 7. In year 9 they are given the opportunity to either drop or continue their LOTE subject. Students can drop out of their LOTE anytime after Year 9 and or can continue their subject through to VCE. Japanese LOTE was offered to students until 2014. Due to lack of interest, it is no longer offered at WHS. House system The Houses in WHS are: Red House (Hobsons) Green House (Greenwich) Blue House (Gellibrand) Gold House (Philip) Notable alumni Notable individuals who studied at the school include: Bobby Andonov, singer Allan Hird, Sr., Australian rules footballer Rachel Jarry, basketball player Noel Wilby, Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police (1969–1971) Callan Ward, Australian rules footballer Aretha Brown, Indigenous youth activist Morgan Mitchell- runner Centenary Theatre In the 2015–16 School Improvement fund (state budget), $10 million was allocated to the school by the Victorian Government. The budget allocated $500,000 for the delivery of the school's Centenary Theatre project. Along with the fund from the (labor) government the school has been raising funds through community donations and fund-raising since 2012. It is estimated the school community to have raised $500,000 since August 2012. In 2013 and 2014 all new year 7 students received a reusable money donation box to collect loose change to help build the theatre. These red and blue boxes resulted in a competition for students with the chance to win a prize for the heaviest box. Building of the theatre commenced in 2015 and the project was completed and opened at the end of May 2017, in time for the yearly school production. The opening was held by Minister Noonan, the local MLA, School Council President Andrew Egan, and Principal Gino Catalano. The event was accompanied by entertainment by school students. The theatre or 'performing arts centre' seats 300 people, includes a dance studio and art gallery. The theatre is fully equipped with lighting, bathroom and kitchen facilities, full backstage rooms, curtains and more.