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La Salle’s Mentally Healthy Week encourages both students and staff to prioritise their mental wellbeing. Throughout week 9, various activities motivated our school community to embody the “Act, Belong, Commit” philosophy by engaging in meaningful interactions with others. R U OK? Day was featured during Mentally Healthy Week, serving as a reminder for everyone to

On Thursday 29 August, we were delighted to host Tracey Anthony from TrackyDak Co. Tracey is a youth coach who uses reflective practices to help teenagers and young adults become empowered navigators of their own worlds. Tracey works both one-on-one with young people, and with large groups of school students, to help to re-frame issues

On Friday 6 September, La Salle College hosted its annual Music Night, a celebration of musical talent, dedication, and community spirit. The evening was filled with captivating performances by our talented students, showcasing a diverse range of musical styles and genres. The program featured performances from various ensembles, including the Liturgy Band, Year 7 to

Commencing Monday 2 September, our College community celebrated NAIDOC Week and encapsulated this year’s theme ‘Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud.’ Students were engaged in a range of activities including going House-to-House in a fun 3v3 basketball tournament. Congratulations to Brigid House who claimed victory in the Grand Final game. A special shout

In collaboration with the University of New England (UNE), the Catholic Schools Parents Australia (CSPA) will be conducting a research study entitled CSPA 2024 Parent Survey on Student Wellbeing and Learning. This survey has the funding and support from the Australian Government Department of Education and the CSPA will report to the Minister for Education

On Thursday 5 September, the Year 11 Italian ATAR students were lucky enough to delve into a unique experience where they were able to interview elderly Italian residents from Villa Terenzio Retirement Village in Marangaroo. This was an authentic way to cover part of the Year 11 Italian course’s Syllabus, exploring the context of ‘Destination

On Thursday 30 August the College celebrated the wonderful dads, father figures and significant men in our lives and Lasallian community. Our Year 9 students hosted a beautiful Liturgy in the College Chapel and reflected on the love and gratitude we feel for our fathers and father figures. Following the service was a scrumptious breakfast

As parents, we all know how fast time flies—one moment, they’re starting secondary school, and the next, they’re about to graduate! It’s moments like these that make being involved in our children’s school journey so rewarding, and we’re excited to give you the opportunity to be a part of one of the biggest events of

A supercalifragilisticexpialidocious time was had by all as enchanting music and dazzling displays created a magical atmosphere in the La Salle College iCentre. Apart from showcasing this year’s shortlisted books and subsequent winners of the annual CBCA Book of the Year Awards, students and staff were treated to a week of magic tricks, sweets and

Join us for our biggest musical night of the year. La Salle College Music Night is an opportunity for students in our ensembles to present the repertoire they have been working on throughout the year to family, friends and the community. When: Friday 6 September 2024 at 6pm Where: The Patricia Rodrigues Centre (College GYM)

The theme of National Science Week 2024 was ‘Species Survival – More Than Just Sustainability.’ The decision reflected a growing need to tackle various challenges faced by different organisms on our planet and goes beyond the concept of sustainability so commonly discussed. The theme aimed to highlight the importance of science and innovation in ensuring

Throughout their time at school, we may photograph or film our students for publications, such as the school’s newsletter, College Annual or external school website, social media sites, and/or to promote the school in newspapers and other media. It is important to note that: We try and focus on sharing group photos unless an individual is

Our Year 10 students have made an incredible start to Term 3, particularly through our new ENGAGE 500 competition, which has been in full swing now for three weeks. The competition aligns with our College’s Vision for Learning with a focus on the pedagogical principle of Engagement, specifically across Mathematics and Science classes. Students have

La Salle’s “Write a Book in a Day” was an exhilarating full-day event that ran from 8 am to 8 pm, where students enthusiastically worked in groups to craft compelling stories based on provided characters, settings, issues, and random words. The competition saw La Salle enter three teams, each tackling different sets of criteria, showcasing

Last month, the P&F hosted their annual fundraiser with fun rounds of Musical Bingo! This was not your typical Bingo – players needed to mark songs off their Bingo cards instead of numbers. Hosted by Bamboozled Quizmasters the event included two rounds of bingo, themed around Movie Songs and No.1 hits. Looking around the venue

Commencing Wednesday 4 September, the College Uniform Shop will be selling summer uniform essentials in readiness for Term 4. Items can also be purchased by completing an order form that is available in the Getting Through the Day section of the College’s Parent Hub and emailing the form to uniform_shop@lasalle.wa.edu.au. You may also phone through

During the July School Holidays (28 June 28 – 7 July), our music students embarked on an unforgettable experience in Sydney as part of the Australian International Music Festival filled with exhilarating performances, enriching workshops, and captivating sightseeing. Performance Highlights Sydney Opera House Performance One of the most prestigious moments of the tour was the

Over the past few weeks our Arts students have been busy performing at the Catholic Performing Arts Festival.  Our Arts and Music Captains represented the College at the Welcome Mass to kick off the Festival. During the first week our Flute Choir, Clarinet Ensemble and Saxophone Ensemble all performed at the Don Russel Performing Arts Centre

“Your next chapter awaits with possibility, aplenty.” The theme for this year’s AATE/ALEA National Conference held in Adelaide acknowledged the significant recent changes in the teaching and learning of English and Literacy in our schools. Change can sometimes be daunting, however encourages flexibility and opens doors we never dreamed possible. Our Leader of Learning for English

Project Compassion has wrapped up for 2024 and raised a total of $9.7 million. A big thank you to our College community for their generosity to fundraise for Project Compassion. These funds will help vulnerable communities globally to build a just future for their families and communities. The College participated in Project Compassion this year

Year 9 students are making a difference through their Touching Hearts Project by planting trees in Bindaring Park, Bassendean. This initiative not only beautifies the local environment but also supports ecological sustainability. The tree planting project fosters a sense of community and God’s call to environmental stewardship among the students, encouraging them to take active

Learning sessions are back for Term 3. These are led by our expert subject teachers. The sessions will run daily and aim to complement the learning that is already happening in the classroom. The sessions are available to all Year 7-12 students and will be held in the iCentre and A block for Languages sessions

We were delighted to host our first ENGAGE Positive Partnerships Evening on Tuesday 30 July. Parents and guardians were invited to meet the members of our College Wellbeing Team and mingle over a drink and delicious grazing platter. The Wellbeing team presented on three varying topics, of which parents were able to choose the sessions

A reminder that parents are not to park in the marked yellow zones in the pick-up area as shown in the images below. The marked yellow zones are to facilitate visitor parking bays in front of the Administration Building and safety in the event of an emergency for the fire booster cabinet located near the

The La Salle College Careers Hub is a go-to source of information and resources for career exploration, planning and future pathways. The Careers team can assist and guide you through the various possibilities, helping you to discover and investigate your passions, strengths and interests. Information and resources are updated regularly to ensure students have every