About LA SALLE
As a College, we’ve been given the gift of nurturing the young minds and hearts of our students and helping them realise their value, individuality and the positive impact they can have on the lives of others.
Guided by our Faith
The teachings and values of Christ underpin everything we do, shaping who we are, what we stand for and the actions we take.
Through our programs, teaching, conduct and daily actions, we encourage our College community to deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith, discover their God-given potential and become the best versions of themselves. We inspire our students to live not by fear, but by hope; and not merely by their words, but through their actions. This reflects the Catholic education focus on forming the whole person through faith, wisdom, virtue and service.
OUR MISSION
What we believe, lived every day
La Salle is a Catholic co-educational secondary school of excellence. Our mission becomes real through six enduring commitments.
01
Faith in action
Living the values and spirit of our Catholic faith through everyday choices and service.
02
Positive leadership
Empowering students to become voices of leadership that lift the people around them.
03
Present and connected
Building a community where students, families and staff feel known, valued and involved.
04
Wellbeing and growth
Prioritising safety, personal development and the conditions every person needs to flourish.
05
Respect for Country
Honouring the Whadjuk Noongar people and their continuing connection to land, water and community.
06
Help getting the word out
Sharing and celebrating stories about the College and our alumni through our communication channels.
Lasallian Principles
College History
Our Lasallian story began in 1954, built upon the foundations of Catholic education in Midland that reach back to 1902.
1902
First alumni event
The Mercy Sisters open a school for the children of Midland Junction.
1954
De La Salle College opens
Three De La Salle Brothers welcome 61 students to the new boys’ school.
1971
A new name and chapter
The school becomes La Salle College, carrying its Lasallian connection forward.
1973
Co-education begins
Girls from St Brigid’s join the College, making La Salle an early WA co-educational Catholic school.
1974
Senior secondary expands
The first Year 11 class begins, followed by the College’s first Year 12 tertiary examinations.
2010
Year 7 joins La Salle
The College welcomes its first Year 7 cohort.
Today
A community still evolving
More than 1,400 students learn in a modern College grounded in Catholic identity.