The De La Salle College community extends far beyond our buildings and grounds. When enrolling at De La Salle, our students and their families become part of something much greater, a community which provides a sense of belonging, support and connectedness for years to come.
Parents and guardians play an invaluable role within our school community. Our incredible Parent Network assists in the life and development of the College and facilities healthy relationships between parents and staff. Our Old Collegians’ Association is committed to keeping strong connections with our alumni long after they have graduated. Sporting clubs, including the Old Collegians’ Football Club, give players and supporters a reason to don the Blue and Gold.
On Sunday 21 March, De La Salle College held a Dedication and Memorial Commemoration to acknowledge the devastating and lifelong impact of abuse and to remember those who were impacted so profoundly. We encourage our community of today, to act … visit this page
You are invited to join the Parent Network! The Parent Network function as an executive committee which oversees all parent functions and provides a voice for parents to the various interest groups at De La Salle. Year Level Representatives organise … visit this page
There is a tangible sense of community that stays with our Alumni long after they leave the College. We encourage you to be a part of this vibrant community. There are a variety of ways you can stay connected to … visit this page
Most Saturdays during winter, the De La Salle community flock to the ‘Dairy Bell’ ground in Malvern East, to watch one of our many teams boldly defend the Blue and Gold. Established in 1955 as the brainchild of Old Collegian Jim … visit this page
Welcome to our De La Salle College community. The College recognises the integral role that volunteers within the College play and actively seeks to develop structures and procedures that encourage members of the De La Salle College community (parents, carers, … visit this page
In 2012, De La Salle College celebrated 100 years of offering Catholic education to boys in Melbourne. Over one hundred years ago the founding Brothers arrived from Ireland and started the first classes in the original campus in Stanhope Street, … visit this page