A great place to grow, achieve and succeed together.
Kindness
Respect
Resilience
Growth
Acknowledgement of Country
Delacombe Primary School acknowledges the Wadawurrung People, the Traditional Owners of the land on which the school stands, and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging.
Delacombe Primary School Diversity Tree
Our school came together to create a Diversity Tree in celebration of Multicultural Day. A powerful symbol of who we are. Each leaf proudly displays the names and cultures of our students and staff, coming together to form one strong and united community.
The tree reminds us that while we are all unique, we grow side by side, connected through respect, kindness, and inclusion. Every leaf matters, and every student belongs.
Our Diversity Tree celebrates the richness of our backgrounds and the shared values that unite us as one school community. It represents our commitment to inclusivity—a place where differences are not only acknowledged, but celebrated, and where every child feels seen, valued, and proud of who they are.
'Fruits of one tree, leaves of one branch'
Multicultural Club
Students in the Multicultural Club work collaboratively to celebrate diversity and promote cultural awareness within our school community. Through planning and participating in social and cultural events, students deepen their understanding of a wide range of cultures through personal exploration and research. The club highlights upcoming events, fosters inclusive language, and creates opportunities for learning, connection, and mutual respect. Weekly lunchtime activities are open to all students, providing a welcoming space where everyone can learn, share, and feel valued.
Our Stadium House Banners
Kawirr- the Wadawurrung word for Emu Kanyul- the Wadawurrung word for Young Kangaroo
Kadak- the Wadawurrung word for Large Snake Dungalaba - the Larrakia word for Crocodile
Koling wada-ngal - means walking together.
At Delacombe Primary School we believe in walking together, growing together and supporting one another to be the best we can be.
Marrung is a strategy to ensure that all Koori Victorians achieve their learning aspirations. Through Marrung, Delacombe Primary School aims to create a positive climate for learning and development where we demonstrate the highest levels of respect and inclusion and, as a result, Koorie children and learners of all ages feel strong in their identity.
