Mindarie Senior College
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Mindarie Senior College
| Principal | Peter Holcz |
|---|---|
| Established | 2003 |
| School type | Public |
| Location | Mindarie, Perth, Western Australia |
| Enrollment | 530 (2005 figure) |
| Campus | Urban |
| Website | http://www.mindarie.wa.edu.au/mindarie.s.c.html |
Mindarie Senior College is a senior school located in the northern suburb of Mindarie, Perth, Western Australia. Mindarie Senior College accommodates for year 11 and 12 students. The school has a four and a half day school week.
- Monday: 8.25am - 3.20pm
- Tuesday: 8.25am - 4.20pm
- Wednesday: Study day - College is open but students are not required to attend
- Thursday: 8.25am - 4.20pm
- Friday: 8.25am - 3.20pm
In 2005 the College was awarded an award of excellence by the west coast school districts. The school was also awarded 1st place in a state wide competition for it's celebrations of ANZAC day, mostly due to the hard work of Christine Suckling (History teacher, Librarian) and Stephen B. Platt (Head Boy 2006).
The school is currently being modified to accommodate for more students due to unexpected interest in the school and large demand for enrollment. This is a direct, posotive reflection on the college's 'Young Adult Ethos', which places the trust of the staff upon the students and has worked successfully since it's inception.
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