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Delany College competed with an academic selective high school named Girraween High School; Delany as the Prosecution and Girraween as Defence. The case in this round involved a football player named Judy Morrison being accused of corrupting the game by purposely missing the penalty shots in order to gain financial advantage. The prosecution team, which was our team, needed to prove this beyond reasonable doubt whilst the competing team had to raise a doubt. We had a close match however Delany College won by 10 points. We had a strong set of students acting as barristers (Mary and Marie ), witnesses (Aiden and Chanel), solicitor (Vincent), Court Officer, Chanel Chamoun, and a special acknowledgement for Yara Fakoua, who helped the witnesses to prepare. Alongside the students were the two mentors/teachers (Ms Shwan and Mrs Venhuizen) who had helped each and every member to reach their capabilities. As the two barristers for this round, we were anxious on whether we would win, due to the previous round. However, as a collective, we were resilient enough to have improved our skills, therefore, winning the case. We objected to all the relevant objections and were extremely confident to win the case. As said at the assembly, being eloquent yet firm was the way to win, and thus this theory was proven with this immense achievement. We will be moving to the next round and are thriving with enthusiasm about it. Mary Ghribian and Marie Peralta, Year 10 Students Mock Trial Team Members
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06 Oct 2025
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๐ Big congrats to Maya on earning her Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance โ Assistant in Nursing! Your hard work and dedication have paid off, and weโre so proud of you! Studying VET at school gave you the practical skills and experience to shine. Canโt wait to see all the amazing things ahead! ๐๐ #DelanyProud #FutureNurse #VETSuccess #AlliedHealth #GraduationGoals #ProudCommunity03 Oct 2025
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๐โจ Year 12 English โ Learning Beyond the Classroom Throughout the HSC English course, our Year 12 students have taken part in a range of inspiring excursions that brought their studies to life and boosted their exam prep. ๐ญ At the Richard III Symposium at the Seymour Centre, students explored Module A in depth and experienced the power of Shakespeare live on stage. ๐ They sharpened their skills at the English Teachers Associationโs HSC Paper 2 Day โ diving into Modules A, B & C alongside students from across NSW. โ๏ธ A creative writing workshop with author Will Kostakis provided fresh ideas and practical strategies for writing imaginative responses. ๐ฌ And to top it off, English Advanced students attended a gripping performance of 1984, enriching their understanding of the Common Module text. A big term of powerful learning and preparation! #Year12English #HSCReady #EnglishExcursions #RichardIII #WillKostakis #ETANSW #HSC2025 #InspiringLearning