Diamond Valley College Students Shine at Diamond Creek East Fete

On Saturday, October 26th, the Diamond Creek East Fete became a vibrant showcase of local talent. A special thank you to the contribution by students from Diamond Valley College. The event was a success, featuring a variety of acts that showcased the diverse musical skills of our students.

One of the highlights of the day was the Diamond Valley College Drumline wowing the audience with their electrifying performance. Their rhythmic precision and dynamic energy brought an exciting atmosphere to the opening of the fete. The Drumline's hard work and commitment were evident as they showcased their skills and enthusiasm.

In addition to the Drumline was the debut performance of our very own student rock band. After weeks of hard work and dedication, these young musicians took to the stage with enthusiasm and energy. Their strong passion for music was evident, and their debut was a proud moment for the band and the college community.

Soloist Ayla Coxford also took center stage, enchanting the audience with her soulful voice and emotive performance. Ayla’s ability to connect with her listeners made her performance truly memorable.

The involvement of our students in the Diamond Creek East Fete exemplifies the spirit of creativity and community that defines Diamond Valley College. We are incredibly proud of all the performers for their hard work and dedication, and we look forward to seeing even more exciting performances in the future.

A big thank you to the teachers, staff, and parents who supported our students in their preparations for the event. Your encouragement and guidance are invaluable to their success!

Stay tuned for more updates on upcoming performances and events as our students continue to shine both on and off the stage!

We also had a number of staff and students running a handballing competition. Each person who was able to successfully handball the footy through the bulls eye received a prize.

DVC Staff Versus DCE Primary School Dodgeball

On October 29th at lunchtime the staff of Diamond Creek East and Diamond Valley College took to the oval to face off in the ultimate Gauntlet Battle. Students from both schools watched as the staff battled it out. The result was a draw, and everyone had a great time. We look forward to meeting the DCE PS staff in the next battle.

Yarrambat Sports Leadership Day.

On Wednesday the 9th of October, Diamond Valley students went to Yarrambat Primary School for a sports/leadership day to run with their Grade 5 students.

There was a Netball clinic where they did different netball game and drills. There was a Footy clinic where they sport specific football drills. Lastly the was a leadership rotation which was a range of games focussing on teamwork, communication and leadership.

All the students really enjoyed it and had a great morning.

Elise B Year 8

St Andrews Primary Leadership Day

On the 10th of October 4 Diamond Valley College students were lucky enough to accompany Kim to St Andrews Primary School for a leadership day. The day consisted of the grade 4, 5, and 6’s being lead through various activities and fun games by the Diamond Valley College students, the games included the International Jewel Heist, the Aardvark Game, and the Tallest Tower.

Whilst playing these games, the St. Andrews Primary School students had smiles on their faces, showing enthusiasm for every activity. Overall, this was an amazing leadership day that was filled with laughter, smiles, and fun.

Jasmine B 71

Research Primary visit

Last Wednesday, we went to Research Primary for a leadership day. We spent the day with their grade 5’s, doing lots of games and leadership activities. Some of the games we played with them were, the Grid Game, Chuck the Chicken, Guess the Leader, Tallest Tower, the Aardvark Game, and many more.

Two of their students took us for a tour of their school at recess, and then some grade 1’s invited us to play gaga ball with them. Overall, the day was really fun, and I think the grade 5’s had heaps of fun as well.

Lily P 74

Wattle Glen Primary School Footy Clinic

On September 19th, several of our Sports Academy students visited Wattle Glen Primary School to host an engaging AFL clinic for students from Prep to Grade 6. The Sports Academy students led stations focusing on key skills such as kicking, handballing, marking, and tackling. This experience not only helped our students further develop their leadership and coaching skills, but also allowed them to be positive role models for younger students, while strengthening our school's commitment to community involvement.

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