The student will travel to significant Australian battlefields in Belgium and France on a 12 day tour of the Western Front, along with students from other schools. Our student will also attend commemorative events in the town of Ypres in Belgium, acknowledging 100 years since Australia lost 38,000 men in battle there.
Mr Robert Muscat, College Principal, identified this opportunity a number of weeks ago and directed the HSIE Faculty to complete the application process. We are very pleased at the successful result.
Students in Years 10 and 11 in 2017 who are enrolled at Delany College may apply by submitting an original piece of work about why it is important to commemorate Anzac Day. If shortlisted, students will then explain their work to a Panel (chaired by Mr Muscat) who will select the successful student. Details of how to apply have been communicated to the students.
Information can also be found at:
https://sites.google.com/a/parra.catholic.edu.au/delany-student-site/
It is important that interested students submit their work by the due date and have parental permission to travel to Europe, should they be successful. I encourage every student currently in Year 9 or 10 who is interested in the story of Anzac to apply.
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14 Oct 2026
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Dear Year 12, I want to take this opportunity to wish you all the best of luck for your upcoming exams on behalf of myself, your teachers and all of the students of the college. As you prepare to enter this last phase of your high school journey, remember that you have been preparing for this since you started with us back in 2021, when you were in Year 7. I hope that you enter the exams with confidence, knowing that you have tried your best to prepare yourself for the challenge ahead and confident that you will achieve the results you deserve. Know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers, and we wish you all success. Warm regards, Ms Nash and the Delany College Community29 Sep 2026
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Over the past six months, two of our Year 11 students have taken part in the Max Potential program, using their voices, passion and leadership to create positive change in our community. 🌟 ✨ Paige’s project, See the Signs, promoted respectful relationships and raised awareness of the signs of coercive control. 👟 Kuae’s project, Walk in Their Shoes, raised awareness of homelessness and advocated for people experiencing homelessness. We are incredibly proud of Paige and Kuae for their compassion, courage and commitment to making a difference. Their leadership reminds us that even small actions can create meaningful change. 💙🙌
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