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DVLC in the local newspapers

Diamond Valley Learning Centre has been in the local newspapers recently. Sue Paull received her award for Outstanding ACE teacher and  our Literature for Pleasure class showed the quilt of memories

 




Another ACE award for DVLC

Another ACE award for DVLC

Last year we won Outstanding ACE Organisation, this year one of our teachers won an award.

Sue Paull was awarded "Outstanding ACE Practitioner" at the Victorian ACE Awards. Sue is the Language, Literacy and Numeracy Coordinator at the Diamond Valley Learning Centre. She also teaches English as a second language and literacy. This award recognises Sue's commitment to teaching and the field of adult education in the community. Our students took great pleasure in recommending Sue for this award and were thrilled when she was announced joint winner as she has made a difference in the lives of hundreds of students over the years.

Congratulations Sue!!!




End of Term BBQ

End of Term BBQ

On Friday 27th June we held our end of term BBQ. This was a great opportunity for staff and students to together and celebrate a great term of achievements. The day was also used as a special fundraising effort for Apollo Parkways Primary School to assist with much needed funds to replace items that were lost in the recent devastating fire.

Those who attended the BBQ also participated in games, donating coins to participate. There were raffle prizes that also helped raise money. The total raised at the end of the day was $294.70 - well done to all who participated.

Special thanks to those who organised and donated prizes for the raffle and to all the classes who bought food and drinks and helped make the day such a success.




ACE Award

Diamond Valley Learning Centre won the 2007 Victorian Outstanding Adult Community Education Organisation Award.

The Outstanding ACE Organisation Award recognises outstanding achievement in all aspects of the delivery of adult community education.

The judges were looking for: 

  1. Creativity and innovation in Adult Community Education Provision
      • New ideas to improve ACE programs and initiatives adopted
      • Recognition from others for creativity
  2. Organisational effectiveness and integration into the local community
  3. Effective partnerships with other organisations
      • Responsiveness to the learning needs and interests of the local community
      • Leadership in establishing community partnerships and responses to local needs

The Victorian Government presents these awards to celebrate the outstanding achievements of both individuals and organisations in building stronger communities across the state through providing high quality and accessible adult community education.  The ACE sector provides and important role in providing skills, qualifications and greater employment opportunities for Victorians.

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