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Term 1: 28 January – 4 April
Term 2: 22 April – 4 July
Term 3: 21 July – 19 September
Term 4: 6 October – 19 December
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Zonal Chess Tournament 2025![]()
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Here are some photos from the Zonal Chess Tournament 2025! Our eager chess students battled for the 2025 Winners Title!![]()
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Last Friday, Lalor Secondary College hosted a Zonal Chess Tournament in the College Hall. ![]()
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Fourteen of our students competed against students from five visiting schools and places third on the day as a team. Congratulations to Samuel (10G) on taking out the gold medal for his age group and qualifying for the upcoming State finals! Congratulations are also due for Christian (11B) and Aleks(11H) who won gold and silver medals, respectively and Ning (10H) for winning Bronze in their age category. Well done to all those that competed and a big thank you to Mr. Bavcar for organising the event as well as the school's own Chess Club!
Last week during Science Week, the Science faculty ran various lunchtime challenges, competitions and an excursion to celebrate National Science Week. ![]()
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The theme this year was:![]()
'Decoding the Universe: Exploring the unknown with nature's hidden language'. ![]()
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On Monday we kicked things off with a staff morning tea. Some cute science themed snacks were shared. Tuesday saw the year 7 and 8 high potential classes headed to GTAC to investigate the link between nutrition and mood. There were two competitions run over the course of the week. The 'guess the number of m&m's in the conical flask' was won by Andrew (10F) and the daily trivia competition winners were Jed (11), Mathew (12C) and Tracy (12C). ![]()
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During lunchtimes, Science staff ran challenges for the students to do to compete for prizes. On Monday, there was an Escape Room called Destination Moon. On Friday there was some genetic code breaking, but the showstopper was Tuesday's Crime Scene Investigation. With the m&m filled conical flask missing, students had to use the forensic clues left behind to find the culprit!
On Tuesday we had our annual Book Week Dress Up Day! Here are some photos from the day, and some of our finalists who won prizes. First Place went to Isaiah from 10A! Well done everyone! some of these costumes, especially the home made ones ere awesome!🙌🌞