At De La Salle College Malvern, what sets us apart is our commitment to personalised learning pathways that empower students to achieve their full potential. We offer a broad range of programs across academic pursuits, sport, science, the arts and wellbeing, ensuring that each student’s unique strengths and passions are nurtured. Our diverse subject offerings cater to individual aspirations, helping students excel in areas that resonate most with them.
Our multi-campus structure fosters a vibrant and united school spirit, where camaraderie flourishes between students and staff. In this supportive environment, every student is embraced by their peers and Mentors, creating a safe space to grow and thrive. Wellbeing is a core focus at De La Salle College, both within the school and through outreach to the broader community. Through social justice initiatives and compassionate care, we equip our students to become leaders who make a meaningful, positive impact on the world.
What makes us truly special is our holistic approach, blending academic excellence with character development, creating a learning environment where each student is prepared not just for exams, but for life.
De La Salle students are terrific young men of empathy and character, with a strong moral compass and keen sense of social justice. Our Catholic, Lasallian values prepare students to grow and contribute to society whilst opportunities in sport, music, drama and academics complement the wonderful learning environment.
With a strategic blend of tradition and innovation, De La Salle provides a broad education designed to equip our young men with the skills and mindset required to flourish in the 21st century.
De La Salle is driving positive change and innovation. Find out more by booking a College Tour.
Peter Houlihan Principal
Quick Facts
Diverse Pathways: We offer VCE, VM, and VET programs leading to university, trades, and employment.
Wellbeing Focus: The GROW program nurtures mental health and resilience.
De La Salle College brings 112 years’ tradition of excellence in Catholic boys’ education, inspiring engagement, belonging, creativity, and lifelong learning in a supportive environment. We nurture an inclusive community […]
Each student at De La Salle College is known and supported through a specialised Wellbeing Team which ensures student engagement. Additionally, the College’s sophisticated online learning management system and digital […]
Change Makers
Peter Houlihan
Principal
A visionary leader committed to excellence, student empowerment and fostering a vibrant school community.
Professor Tim Stinear
Class of 1985
Tim went on to become a distinguished microbiologist, known for his groundbreaking work in bacterial genomics and infectious diseases.
Susan Kiernan
Head of School (Middle Years)
Committed to student wellbeing, fostering academic growth, and supporting a positive, inclusive learning environment for all.
Greg Barns SC
Class of 1979
Is a distinguished barrister and advocate, renowned for his work in criminal law, human rights and law reform.
Gerald Murnane
Class of 1956
A celebrated Australian author and multiple Nobel Prize nominee, Gerald is renowned for his introspective writing and unique literary style.
Halid Takimoglu
Physics and Science
A passionate Physics and Science teacher known for innovative methods, fostering inclusivity, and consistently achieving outstanding VCE results in a supportive learning environment.
De La Salle College Malvern offers multi-campus facilities designed to enhance student learning and wellbeing. The Rheims Centre houses specialised science laboratories, providing hands-on learning opportunities in a dynamic environment. Across the campuses, students engage in modern classrooms, STEM spaces, and digital technology rooms, fostering academic growth and innovation.
Physical education is supported by a state-of-the-art gymnasium, encouraging fitness and wellbeing through a variety of sports programs. The college’s outdoor areas provide space for recreation and social interaction. With future developments, including a Performing Arts Centre, the college continues to evolve its facilities to meet the diverse needs of students.
2021 NAPLAN Results
Year
Reading
Writing
Spelling
Grammar
Numeracy
Year 5
483
461
489
473
490
Year 7
565
545
556
552
584
Year 9
588
562
575
572
600
This table above shows the average student results for the year 2021. Data sourced from: https://www.myschool.edu.au
2022 NAPLAN Results
Year
Reading
Writing
Spelling
Grammar
Numeracy
Year 5
500
480
478
478
485
Year 7
558
543
539
539
574
Year 9
589
575
575
576
605
This table above shows the average student results for the year 2022. Data sourced from: https://www.myschool.edu.au