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School overview

  • School Year Years 11 to 12
  • Location Cannington View on map
  • Number of students 445

Sevenoaks Senior College offers senior secondary schooling to students in Years 11 and 12. The adult learning environment and campus functions more like a university than a school. Students are treated like adults and are empowered to make the most out of every learning opportunity.

There are many specialist programs at the school. Students can learn automotive and engineering skills, prepare for a career in nursing, and study a range of courses and training certificates which will support their career aspirations and will help them get into university, further training, or the workplace.

Sevenoaks Senior College accepts international students in Year 11 for continuation into Year 12.

Subjects and courses

    ATAR courses

  • Chemistry  
  • English as an Additional Language or Dialect 
  • English  
  • Geography 
  • Human Biology  
  • Modern History  
  • Mathematics Applications  
  • Mathematics Methods  
  • Physics  
  • Psychology  

    General courses

  • Automotive Engineering  
  • Applied Information Technology 
  • Business Management and Enterprise  
  • Career and Enterprise 
  • Design: Graphics  
  • Design: Photography 
  • English as an Additional Language or Dialect 
  • Engineering Studies  
  • English 
  • Food Science Technology 
  • Human Biology  
  • Health Studies 
  • Science in Practice 
  • Mathematics Essentials 
  • Modern History 
  • Physical Education Studies General 
  • Psychology  
  • Visual Arts 
  • Physical Education Soccer 
  • Physical Education Volleyball 
  • Materials, Design and Technology

    VET courses

  • Certificate II in Automotive  
  • Certificate II in Community Health and Wellbeing  
  • Certificate II in Engineering  
  • Certificate II in Hospitality  
  • Certificate II in Music  
  • Certificate II in Workplace Skills  
  • Certificate III in Allied Health 
  • Certificate III in Aviation 
  • Certificate III in Business  
  • Certificate IV in Health and Nursing  

Life at Sevenoaks Senior College

A dedicated student services hub works together to support the wellbeing of international students. The hub includes a student support manager, student support coordinators, youth workers, a psychologist, and a nurse.

The hub has its own chill zone, where students can relax and play games with other students. There is a careers counsellor who provides guidance about career pathways. Students are also welcome to join special committees where they can connect and make friends.

Facilities
  • Trade Training Centre for automotive and engineering
  • Training rooms for nursing
  • Learning suites
  • Lecture theatre
  • 2 large modern science laboratories
  • Careers Centre
  • Visual arts studio
  • All-day café, including halal menu
  • Student services hub with chill zone for students
  • Photography room
  • Woodwork facility
  • Workplace learning hub
  • Hospitality training kitchen
  • Music room
  • Gymnasium
  • STEM facility
Settling in

Students at Sevenoaks Senior College will feel welcome by teachers and students in the community. Every student has an advocate, who supports them with their academic and social development. Students meet with their advocate every week.

Sevenoaks has a flexible timetable. Students arrive for their first class and leave at the end of their last class. School days range from 8:40 am to 4:30 pm.

Location

  • Sevenoaks Senior College is 12 kilometres from Perth city centre. A large leisure centre and library are next door. A major shopping centre with more than 300 shops, restaurants and entertainment is only a 5-minute walk away. Public transport is also easily accessible as we are located on the trainline.
  • 275 Sevenoaks St, Cannington WA 6107
  • 12 kilometres to Perth
  • 5 kilometres to Curtin University
We acknowledge and respect the traditional custodians of the lands and waters on which our students live and are educated throughout Western Australia.

We acknowledge and understand that Elders, parents, families and communities are the first educators of their children and we recognise and value the cultures and strengths that Aboriginal children bring to the classroom. Aboriginal people have a long tradition of teaching and learning through sharing their connections with country, community, language and culture, and through their oral histories, stories and lived experiences that are passed from generation to generation. We recognise and value the learning that Aboriginal children bring with them from their homes and communities into the classroom.

Department of Education
CRICOS Provider code: 01723A

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