The Significant Persons Project for Year 8 students is a substantial part of the semester’s curriculum. This project spans the Arts, English and Language faculties and is intended to allow students to identify and pay homage to a significant person in their lives. Students have chosen a range of people to be their significant person: parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts, coaches and teachers. In English, students have written a reflective piece of writing about their chosen person that was inspired by that person’s character. In their Arts subjects, students have created sculptures, paintings and dramatic interpretations that symbolise their significant person. In Language, students create buntings with information about their person in French or Indonesian. You are invited to attend the celebration afternoon, along with your child’s significant person, or proxy. This afternoon is an opportunity for the school community to celebrate the students’ achievements, and allow the students to publicly acknowledge and thank their significant person. The afternoon will include a presentation and tour of the gallery to view the art works while enjoying a light afternoon tea.

The Significant Persons Project for Year 8 students is a substantial part of the semester’s curriculum. This project spans the Arts, English and Language faculties and is intended to allow students to identify and pay homage to a significant person in their lives. Students have chosen a range of people to be their significant person: parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts, coaches and teachers. In English, students have written a reflective piece of writing about their chosen person that was inspired by that person’s character. In their Arts subjects, students have created sculptures, paintings and dramatic interpretations that symbolise their significant person. In Language, students create buntings with information about their person in French or Indonesian. You are invited to attend the celebration afternoon, along with your child’s significant person, or proxy. This afternoon is an opportunity for the school community to celebrate the students’ achievements, and allow the students to publicly acknowledge and thank their significant person. The afternoon will include a presentation and tour of the gallery to view the art works while enjoying a light afternoon tea.

Come and enjoy a fun night of trivia! Money raised will go towards our 2026 School Production 'Diary Of a Wimpy Kid. Book a table with friends or make some new ones on the night. They'll be trivia on world events, sport, advertising, TV, film and of course lots of music! There will be a limited Candy Bar available before the trivia starts. Soft drink, water, chocolate bars and chips will be available for sale. You may BYO soft drinks and nibbles. Please note as this is a school event, there is no alcohol allowed.

Lilydale High School welcomes prospective families to visit and tour our school. A member from the Principal Team or Transition Coordinator will guide you around the school to see the learning in progress and hear about the range of programs and opportunities we offer. School tours run for approximately 1 hour and depart from the Reception Building at 9 am.