2019 has been another busy and productive school year. It is difficult to believe that this is the final newsletter for the year. December has been very industrious with students engaged in classroom and extra-curricular activities. While the College is busy preparing for the 2020 school year, many programs and activities have continued to be prepared and delivered to students still at the College.

Lilydale Heights College is always happy to share in students’ extra curricula activities.

Term 4 has seen seven teams competing in various Eastern Metropolitan Region Sporting events, as well as the EMR Athletics Carnival, with Zane Wheeler successfully competing in the State Athletics Carnival.

Congratulations to Zane Wheeler who won the 18-20 year old Boys High Jump at the Eastern Metropolitan Region Athletics Carnival

Congratulations to the LHC Stage Band for winning Gold for the second year in a row at the Victorian Schools Music Festival.

Congratulations to Bella Theophanous–Maddison who recently went to Canberra to swim at the Australian Institute of Sport as part of the Metro East Swimming Team.

Term 2 has seen a large number of students being involved in the Interschool sports events, competing in the Yarra Group Winter sports.

Daniel Hughes was involved in the Futsal Junior World Cup in early March, held in Barcelona, Spain. Following is a summary of his experience.

After 12 months hard work and determination Eden Magee was presented with her Silver Level Award. This is a fantastic achievement and should be celebrated.

Congratulations to all the students who participated in this Carnival on March 7. We had 12 students who represented the College, not only swimming in their events they had won at the College Carnival, as well as participating in other events which resulted in Lilydale Heights coming 6th overall, including coming 3rd in the Junior Aggregate.