Student Wellbeing.
The Wellbeing of our students is vitally important in ensuring we continue to provide a safe, predictable, and dignified village.
During break times, students have ample room to run and play, with climbing equipment, four-square courts, a fitness track, nature play area, basketball courts, sandpits, volleyball net, and an oval with soccer and football goals. We have a high ratio of staff available during the times for those who may need assistance from an adult. For those students who prefer not to be in the main playground areas, they have access to a variety of activities, including Wellbeing Club, Alfresco Art, playing games, reading, or colouring in the library, and Big Games.
2025 Elected Student Leaders
Student Councillors
Junior Councillors
Faction Captains
DOLPHIN
Faction Captains
SHARK
Art Monitor
Performing Arts Monitor
BIRAK
Hot & Dry
December - January
Noongar burned sections of scrubland to force animals into the open
BUNURU
Warm Easterly Winds
February - March
Hottest part of the year, with sparse rainfall throughout. Noongar moved to esturies for fishing
DEJERAN
Cool & Pleasant
April - May
Cooler weather begins. Fishing continued and bulbs and seens were collected for food
MAKURU
Cold & Wet
June - July
Cold fronts continue. This is usually the wettest part of the year. The rains replenish inland water resources
DJILBA
Cold with lessening rains
August - September
Usually the coldest part of the year, with clear, cold days and nights, and warmer, rainy and windy periods. Roots were collected, emus, possums and kangaroo were hunted
KAMBARANG
Warming, rains finishing
October - November
Longer dry periods and fewer cold fronts cross the coast. The height of the wildflower season. Noongar moved towards the coast where frogs, tortoises and freshwater crayfish were cought
