Our dynamic curriculum, extensive co-curricular program and overarching culture of challenge and achievement, faith and service develop our students into capable, well-rounded and respectful young men.

The climate at De La Salle College is one of progression, development and innovation, mirroring the 21st century imperatives we witness on the global stage. We recognise industry is increasingly requiring employees who demonstrate new skills, such as critical thinking, creativity, metacognition, problem solving, collaboration, motivation, self-efficacy and perseverance.

We are committed to the design and delivery of education programs, including assessment regimes that address the development of such skills in young people.

In recent times, the College has made a number of advancements to support the delivery of a contemporary education for our young men. Facilities including the Rheims Centre for Science and Technology (opened in 2018) represent the College’s commitment to an education that requires new thinking, new approaches and is responsive to the increasing global importance of STEM education. The College’s advanced ICT structures and a 1:1 device program allow for the exploitation of technology in all domains. De La Salle students are embracing new and exciting learning opportunities, including robotics, coding and programming, which are being expanded across all year levels.

Our Holy Eucharist Campus in Malvern East delivers our Year 9 students a program that is authentic, distinctive and allows students to lead their own learning through collaboration and inquiry.