VCE 2021: Pictures of graduates at Melba, Ringwood SC, Tintern, Aquinas and Yarra Valley Grammar

They’ve had it tough with remote learning and exams. But as our gallery will show, Maroondah’s Year 12’s have finally been able to let their hair down.

They’ve endured ongoing lockdowns, remote learning and plenty of difficult times studying in the two most important years of their school careers.

But Maroondah’s Year 12’s have made it through the chaos of Covid-19 and have been celebrating their graduations and achievements over recent weeks.

Leader has been sent a selection of pictures of our region’s latest graduates at events from five schools in the region.

Ringwood SC had a food truck festival, Tintern Grammar had a dress-up day and brekky, while Melba College students busted moves with their teachers on the dancefloor at the Karralyka Centre.

We wish all our graduating Year 12s all the best with their future careers and for the release of VCE results on Thursday, December 17.

Until then, see if you can spot yourself in our gallery capturing celebrations at Yarra Valley Grammar, Tintern Grammar, Ringwood Secondary College, Aquinas College and Melba College.

Melba College (Croydon)

Melba College mates Milan Narayan, Nick Marshall, Michael Hrang San Lal and Jarrad McKnight at the school's Valedictory at the Karralyka Centre in Ringwood. Picture: Supplied.

Melba College Year 12 graduates and teachers do the Nutbush at their Valedictory on December 8. Picture: Supplied.

Aquinas College (Ringwood)

Aquinas College's college captain Mikaela Tenney, college ambassador Molly Daley; and college vice-captain Grace Scutt at the Ringwood school's 2021 Year 12 graduation ceremony. Picture: Supplied.

Ringwood's Aquinas College 2021 captains Mikaela Tenney and Flynn Wilkinson at the Year 12 graduation ceremony. Picture: Supplied.

Yarra Valley Grammar (Ringwood)

Tintern Grammar (Ringwood East)

Ringwood Secondary College

Ringwood SC's head Prefects Lachlan O’Donnell and Lucy Philp, with Deputy Head Prefects Smile Pe & Emilie Young and Principal Michael Phillips at the college's valedictory night. Picture: Supplied.