Introduction
We invite you to read the Principal’s Welcome and learn more about Our Vision & Mission and History.
Handy tips for new students can be accessed here as well as Frequently Asked Questions below.
The School Day
Go to information here on: Drop Off, Pick Up, College Bell Times, and Bus Services.
Communication
SEQTA is an online learning and communication platform that allows students and parents to access important school information. Through SEQTA, students can view their timetable, assessment tasks, feedback, grades, and school notices. It also supports effective communication between students, teachers, and families, helping students stay organised and informed throughout the school year. SEQTA is also an important tool for keeping up with notices, reminders and upcoming events.
All families are required to download the SEQTA app.
For student absences, please send an SMS to 0481 883 566 with student’s name, Homeroom and reason for the absence.
Stay connected with us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Youtube.
Calendar and Term Dates
Go to our Calendar and Important Term Dates.
Peer Support
Starting at a new school is an exciting transition, though it can also feel challenging at times. That is why we have trained Year 11 Peer Support Leaders work with Homeroom Teachers to help new students feel welcome, supported, and confident.
For Year 7 students, Peer Support Leaders play an active role throughout Term 1 – helping with timetables, lockers, homework routines, and building friendships, while fostering a sense of belonging through fun activities.
For new students in Years 8 – 12, Peer Support Leaders are there to assist students to settle into their Homeroom and classes, introduce them to classmates, guide them through College routines, and support a smooth adjustment to a new learning environment.
Our Peer Support Leaders embody our Marist Characteristics. It is about students being present for one another, creating a culture where everyone feels safe, supported, and encouraged to grow. It is about learning together, working together, and becoming people of hope and compassion.
Through this program, new students not only learn how to navigate College life- they also discover what makes Bunbury Catholic College a place of welcome, faith, and shared purpose.
Pastoral Care
Each year group at the College has a Pastoral team dedicated to supporting students with their physical and emotional wellbeing. Find out more: Pastoral Care.
Curriculum
Information about our curriculum and academic programs can be accessed here: Lower School Curriculum, Senior School Curriculum, WACE and VET.
Specialist Programs
The College offers a range of enrichment programs and opportunities to support and develop students’ talents and interests, learn more about Elite Sports Program, Extension and Enrichment, and Music.
Cafeteria & Uniform Shop
The College has an onsite Cafeteria and Uniform Shop. Refer below links for more information.
Booklists
IT
Students are provided with a device in Year 7 and receive a new replacement device in Year 10. Devices and IT services are funded through school fees.
Before a device is issued, students and parents must sign an agreement outlining their responsibilities for its care and use. Devices remain the property of the College and must be returned in good condition at the end of Year 9 (prior to receiving the Year 10 replacement) and again at the end of Year 12.
For any technical issues or support, students can visit the IT Help desk located in room XR10.
Policies and Procedures
Go to College Procedures and CEWA Policies
Fees
Go to Fees & Charges information
School Map
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We hope this guide helps you and your child feel confident and prepared for their journey at Bunbury Catholic College. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
