Welcome to Bunbury Catholic College

We are now accepting applications for Year 7 in 2028.

Start your child’s secondary school journey in a welcoming, faith-based community that values academic excellence, personal growth, and pastoral care.

Early applications are encouraged. To learn more, click on the link below.

WA indie-folk rock musicians ‘Littlefair’, featuring ex-students Jess and Kira Depiazzi, are busy playing gigs after releasing their debut EP ‘Forever Is a Long Time’.

The sisters, Jess — Class of 2012 and Kira — Class of 2015, have teamed up with their cousin Mary Depiazzi and Littlefair members Jaik Rushan, Joseph Buckle and Jess’ husband Gareth Peach.

A keen follower of the band is BCC Technologies Teacher Bernie Depiazzi, who is proud of his daughters’ achievements: Jess is a scientist and Kira is a doctor but they’ve never stopped creating music.

Find more information on their socials (handle littlefair.music linktr.ee/littlefair)

Liam Northcroft is an Education Assistant at Bunbury Catholic College — and winner of the world’s biggest aspiring DJ competition!

Liam, aka Noshboy, has received word that he will be travelling to Croatia in August to DJ at a week-long floating festival called Yacht Week — as part of his prize for winning last year’s ‘Your Shot’ DJ competition.

We have been lucky enough to experience Liam’s talents and see the joy his music brought to students at the Year 11 Semi-Formal.

We wish Liam all the best: from BCC to the Adriatic — let the music take you there!

Congratulations to our brilliant team of Year 10 students who have taken out First Place at the 2025 Science & Engineering Challenge South West Regional Day!

These 32 students showed teamwork, creativity and serious problem-solving skills as they worked in small groups tackling real-world engineering and science problems — everything from designing fish traps using 3D-printed rocks, to constructing eco-houses, creating light-based communication systems, solving scheduling puzzles and launching tiny planes at dartboard targets.

The day culminated in a bridge-building showdown, during which our team stole the show with their bridge holding an incredible load and wowing the judges and other teams!

Our students eagerly await an invitation to the next round of competition where they can showcase their skills once again.

A huge thank you to Greater Bunbury Rotary and the University of Newcastle for hosting such an inspiring event; days like this show just how bright the future is when students get hands-on with science, technology and engineering.

We are so proud of our students — the engineers, innovators and problem-solvers of tomorrow!