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La Salle College has been notified there will be some major service changes to bus routes that will affect our students in 2025. With the opening of the new Ellenbrook line some routes have been terminated and there are some new services in place. Please refer to the documents below to choose the best route […]

Join us on Thursday 5 December for an evening of Carols and community spirit. Warm up your vocal cords and join us on the College front oval for a sing along to your favourite festive tunes. Gates open at 5pm with Carols starting at 6:30pm⭐Gold coin donation on entry ⭐Best dressed prizes for primary and secondary

The La Salle College Key Dates for 2025 have been finalised and are outlined below for your information or you can download the document here. Term 1 2025 Wednesday 5 February – Term 1 commences for Year 7, 12 and new studentsThursday 6 February – Term 1 commences for Year 8, 9, 10 and 11

Our Senior Learning Centre was transformed into an Art Gallery last month for our annual College Art & Design Exhibition. Drawing an impressive crowd from our community the evening was an opportunity to celebrate our students’ achievements across the year. The exhibition highlighted an extraordinary variety of work across multiple disciplines, showcasing the dedication and

Congratulations to the following Year 12 students who have been selected to lead and represent our College community in 2025. To be appointed as a leader is an honour and we know they will all lead with great courage and be positive voices who lift those around them and inspire our Lasallian community to do amazing

Our Benildus House Coordinator Mr Ben Ingram recently fulfilled a long-held dream to experience the Canadian education system. During the Term 3 school break he visited De La Salle College in Toronto Canada. His journey offers a compelling glimpse into the transformative power of Lasallian education—a legacy that continues to shape lives across continents through

Bring your best singing voice and Christmas cheer to our annual Carols by Candlelight. Join us on the College front oval on Thursday 5 December for a wonderful night of singing and community spirit. Gates open at 5pm with Carols starting at 6:30pm Gold coin donation on entry (All proceeds will go to Vinnies Appeal)

On Friday 18 October, La Salle College proudly hosted a primary school music concert in our Auditorium, welcoming students from St Maria Goretti’s, St Anthony’s, Sacred Heart, and St Brigid’s. The event featured outstanding performances by our College’s Concert Band, Showband, and Choir, offering the young students an exciting glimpse into our vibrant music program.

Bring your best singing voice and Christmas cheer to our annual Carols by Candlelight. Join us on the College front oval on Thursday 5 December for a wonderful night of singing and community spirt. Gates open at 5pm with Carols starting at 6:30pm Gold coin donation on entry (All proceeds will go to Vinnies Appeal)

Dear families and friends,  In preparing for this week’s final assembly to acknowledge the Class of 2024, I reflected on the words of American President, Theodore Roosevelt.  He reminded me that true greatness lies in boldly stepping into the arena of life. Roosevelt said, “It is not the critic who counts… the credit belongs to

On Friday the 30 August the College had the privilege to host Michael Bleus, Tom Darcey, Vince Debono, Len Derrick, Peter Gardner, Guy Laguna and Michael Smith who were guests of the College today in celebration of their 60-year de La Salle College reunion. Although some had been involved with the College through their children’s

Dear families and friends, Last week, the College celebrated Book Week, which is nostalgic for many parents, who recall the excitement (and sometimes the stress) of crafting costumes for their children’s favourite literary characters. But as our students grow older, the magic of Book Week evolves into something deeper—a celebration of the transformative power of

Dear Families and Friends, Welcome back to Term Three, the final term for our Year 12 students. Like every term at La Salle College, I can guarantee, that once again our community will be a hive of activity from start to end. On the academic front, my hope is that all parents have spent time

Dear families and friends, As we reach the end of Semester One, I am proud to reflect on all that we have achieved together throughout that time. We are a busy College community and I am most grateful for the staff and parents who support our numerous activities both within the classroom and beyond. Our

The P&F are thrilled to announce their much-anticipated Musical Bingo Night. Below are all the exciting details you need to know: Event: Musical Bingo Night hosted by Bamboozled Date: Friday 26 July 2024 Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM, event starts at 7:00 PM Venue: La Salle College Patricia Rodrigues Centre (Gymnasium) Address: 5 La

Generative AI can generate new content such as text, images, audio, and video that resembles what humans can produce. It is effective at recognising patterns (in video, audio, text or images) and emulating them when tasked with producing something. (Source: Australian Framework for Generative Artificial Intelligence in Schools, 2023, Education Department Australia, accessed 30 May 2024) Since

National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.  Here at La Salle College, staff and students have been participating in a range of cultural activities this

Over the last few weeks, the media has been saturated by stories of senseless violence. We have seen the devastation of war in Ukraine and the conflict between Palestine and Israel. Closer to home, we have seen families devastated by the violent deaths of their loved ones as they shopped in their local shopping centre

The collective effort of La Salle College students and staff over three years, has produced an artwork that represents the school’s proud history. Titled ‘La Salle College on the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River),’ La Salle Aboriginal Education Assistant Bethany Farmer said the painting was born from a need to provide strong pastoral care opportunities for

Congratulations to Matilda, Isabella, Ava, Jack, Chris and Madeline for their sporting success in Term 1 and over the Easter break.  Matilda Wilkins Yr 10 – Placed third, representing La Salle College in the Equestrian WA Interschool State Championships competing in the Show Horse Senior Championships.  Isabella Clarke Yr 10 – Represented WA Baseball at the Australian

Dear Parents and Guardians “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” – Matthew 25:40 As we step into the season of giving, our Lasallian values shine through the annual Vinnies Christmas Appeal. This initiative is a reminder of our shared responsibility to support

Welcome back to the final term of 2023. I hope everyone is feeling refreshed and students are looking forward to being the best they can be in the next few months. Year 12 Graduation  The Year 12 Graduation Liturgy and Ceremony held on Tuesday 17 October 2023 was a special event for our College community as

Dear families and friends Leadership is not defined by a badge or a role. Leadership is the spark that ignites positive change in the world. It’s the unwavering belief in one’s ability to make a difference, to inspire others, and to chart a course toward a brighter future. True leaders are not defined by titles

We are proud to announce that ‘Let’s Have a Yarn’ has been nominated in the Community category of the CEWA Quality Catholic Education People’s Choice Awards. The Community Award is centred on the mission of Catholic schools to provide inclusive and welcoming communities where the diverse needs of all students are supported, where partnerships with

Arts education isn’t just about making professional artists. It’s about nurturing curious minds and well-rounded individuals who can think critically and lead meaningful lives. – Kelly Pollock   Dear Parents and Friends  Imagine life as a colourful canvas, with the Arts as the paint that brings it to life. I have been proud to celebrate the

Dear families and friends, Last week our College community held its NAIDOC Week Assembly and activities. I am very grateful to our student-led NAIDOC committee and Ms Beth Farmer, our Aboriginal Liaison Officer, for leading our community in developing a deeper understanding of the NAIDOC theme and the work of our Indigenous elders within our

Dear parents and carers, The connection between the College and the broader community plays a vital role in the education and development of our students. Through our active engagement with the community, the College aims to create a mutually beneficial relationship that fosters a supportive and enriching environment for students beyond the classroom. Community involvement enriches