Our Student Life Team are the driving force behind a carefully curated calendar of campus activities that acknowledge and celebrate our diverse student community. These events provide opportunities for our students to take a break from their classes and connect with their peers.
Campus events
Mid-Year O-Week
27 July – 5 August
Join us as we welcome our new and returning students on campus.
It will be a day full of entertainment, prizes, food, information on wellbeing, study skills, student clubs, and trips.
Explore Mid-Year O-week events at your campus
Wear it Purple
24 - 28 August
Celebrating Authenticity and Support for LGBTQIA+ Youth
Join us from August 24-28 for Wear it Purple, a special event dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA+ young people and celebrating the joy of living authentically.
Time and Location to be announced
On-Campus Activities: free Pride Merch and rainbow activities and so much more for you to find out!
Let's come together to support and uplift LGBTQIA+ youth, showing them that they are not only accepted but celebrated for who they are. Wear it Purple and make a difference!
R U OK? Week
7 - 11 September
In today’s fast-paced world, we often find ourselves so caught up in the hustle of daily life that we forget to check in with those around us—our friends, classmates, and colleagues. R U OK? Day is an opportunity to pause and create a space where we can openly talk about mental health and wellbeing. It’s a day to encourage kindness, support, and connection.
Together, we can make a positive impact and help ensure that mental health remains a priority at TAFE.
Students’ Day & Student Survey BBQ
19 - 23 October
Welcome to our October Student Survey BBQ and Students' Day event! Join us for a fun-filled day of food, games, and giving your feedback on your student experience.
This is another chance to have your voice heard while enjoying delicious BBQ with your fellow students.
For more information, check out the October Student BBQ and Students' Day event page.
Trans Awareness Week
13 - 19 November
Welcome to Trans Awareness Week! Join us for a week full of events celebrating and supporting the transgender community. From informative panels to fun social gatherings, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Come learn, share, and show your support for transgender rights and visibility. Let's come together to create a more inclusive and accepting world for all.
Recreation trips
The student experience often extends beyond the boundaries of our campuses. Our students can visit a range of places across Victoria – all at fraction of the cost to help those on a student budget. Weekends away in Eildon, days snowboarding on the slopes of Mt Buller or soaking in the hot springs on the Mornington Peninsula are just some examples of the unique experiences Holmesglen students can enjoy. Check out some of our upcoming recreation trips below and register to attend.
15 - 16 April and 16 - 18 September, 2026
Escape to the Country!
Discover the charm of Eildon with the multi-day trips, offering an exciting medley of activities from indulging yourselves in delicious food, to exploring nature through guided walks, and thrilling scavenger hunts, witness a majestic waterfall, engage in team games and challenges, and unwind by the campfire, making meaningful connections and creating memories that blend adventure, relaxation, and the allure of Eildon’s picturesque landscapes.
Below are the trip details:
Take a pause and soak in the Hot Springs in the heart of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, on Bunurong Country. Unwind with a calming bath experience while you indulge in the peaceful surroundings
Choose a date below to view details and book your spot:
6 Jul 2026
Whether you are advanced skier, first timer or just want to embrace the winter climate, sign up for our exhilarating alpine wonderland experience.
28 September to 2 October
Join us for an unforgettable 5-day, 4 night trip to the vibrant Gold Coast in Queensland.
Itinerary and cost of trip will be announced soon.
Student voice
The Student Representative Council (SRC) is a dynamic student leadership body that represents the voices, ideas, and concerns of the student community. Comprising elected representatives from various programs, the SRC fosters leadership, teamwork, and school spirit through meaningful initiatives and events. Acting as a bridge between students and school administration, the council advocates for positive changes, enhances student engagement, and builds a strong sense of community. Through their roles, SRC members develop essential skills in communication, organisation, and collaboration, making a lasting impact on school life.
Get in touch
For more information about student life at Holmesglen, please email life@holmesglen.edu.au or visit us at Student Wellbeing.