Daramalan College was founded in 1962 by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (MSC) with an initial enrolment of 246 students. Based on the Heart spirituality of the MSC, Daramalan has today grown to become Canberra’s largest single campus independent school with over 1480 boys and girls from Years 7 to 12.
The ethos of the MSC underpins our tradition of achievement and faith at Daramalan and our students flourish in this environment. Religious Education is central in the curriculum at Daramalan and students are expected to actively participate in all aspects of College life.
Daramalan College offers comprehensive and diverse academic, pastoral, spiritual, vocational, sporting and cultural development to prepare competent and confident young men and women for the world beyond school.
Each year, the College adopts a theme that reflects one aspect of the MSC charism. The six themes chosen are Justice, Respect, Faith, Compassion, Hospitality and Forgiveness. 2010 is the Year of Compassion.
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WEEK 7 at Daramalan. 30 August - 3 September
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MONDAY 30 August
- Senior Assembly 12.15pm - Yr 12 only
Tuesday 31 August
- Daramalan College Athletics Carnival. (Day 4 if cancelled)
Wednesday 1 September
- 6.00pm Rowing Meeting
- 6.00pm Cricket Meeting
Thursday 2 September
- HS Yrs 7-8 Soccer
- 6.30pm ASBA Information Evening Yrs 10-11 Garratt Wing. POSTPONED UNTIL 9 SEPTEMBER
Friday 3 September
- P1-2 Yr 12 Mod Test McCowage Hall
- P3 Yr 11 Mass St Brigids Dickson
- HS Nth yrs 9-10 Soccer
Top Stories
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13 August. On Wednesday, 11 August, Daramalan students scored First, Third and Fifth places in the Annual Titration Stakes Competition held at the ANU. More…
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18 August - Daramalan team wins debating trophy back after 27 years. Four Year 7 students won the Grand Final of the Ford Debating Trophy at the ANU on Monday 17 August. More...
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19 August - Ex-students win national Vocational Award. The Australian Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations' National School and Youth Partnerships Group has awarded 2009 Australian Vocational Student Prizes to two Year 12 2009 students. More...
