Open Day

Open Day is a very important day in the College calendar. It is an outstanding event that provides students the opportunity to demonstrate their achievements and for the College to showcase its facilities and programs to prospective students, their families and the wider community.

There will be classroom and outdoor displays, practical student activities, College farm tours, wine and horticultural produce for sale, tours of residential facilities and much more.

Open Day is a well-attended, vibrant event and we welcome you to join us for our Open Day on Saturday, 6 September 2025!

A young girl in a school uniform and helmet riding a horse, holding a flag during an outdoor event.
A crowd of people watching a lumberjack competition where a man in an orange helmet and jacket is cutting a large wooden log with a chainsaw, sparks flying from the wood. There are parked cars on either side and trees in the background.

College Ball

The College Ball is the formal social event of the year for our students. This is a wonderful way for students to celebrate their achievements, friendships and make memories with their peers as they reach the final years of their schooling.

The Ball will be held on Saturday 3rd May 2025. Full details regarding this event (including ticket purchasing) will be provided in the lead up to the Ball.

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Group of six teenagers dressed in formal wear at a nighttime event, standing under string lights, with wooden beams and a barrel in the background.
Group of eight young people dressed in formal attire, smiling outdoors during daytime, with trees and parked cars in the background.

The Wagin Woolorama is a family friendly regional agricultural show with over 350 commercial exhibitors; over 1000 sheep, cattle, horses and chooks in competition; working sheep dogs; arts and crafts; education options; wool handling and shearing competitions; current and future rural industry products and services and so much more.

Wagin Woolorama

Group of young people in uniforms standing in front of a large ram sculpture and a sign that reads "Wagin".

Country Week

Senior High Schools Country Week is an annual multi-sport event carnival held in Perth, Western Australia between rural high schools from Western Australia. The carnival is organised by School Sport WA.

The carnival includes sports such as Australian rules football, hockey, soccer, netball, volleyball and basketball in a range of divisions.

Country Week is recognised as being the biggest event of its kind in the southern hemisphere. The event typically involves about 40 schools with around 3,000 students and over 200 teachers and support staff.

Along with the carnival sports, students will participate in evening activities with their peers.

Students participate in the following sports:

  • Girls Netball

  • Girls Volleyball

  • Mixed Hockey

  • Boys Touch Rugby

  • Boys AFL Football

  • Boys Basketball

More details will be provided when they become available.

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A group of nine young male basketball players in blue uniforms posing together on an indoor basketball court, with some smiling and one holding a basketball.

Awards Ceremony

Our Awards Ceremony is one of the most important days in the College Calendar. It places importance in expressing the values of the College and honouring the group of Year 12 students graduating on the day, as well as our Year 10 and 11 students who also receive awards of achievement. It is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our students’ achievements throughout the year and award our highest achievers, acknowledging their commitment, dedication and growth over three years at WACOA Denmark.

This years awards ceremony will be held on Friday, 21 November 2025 at 11am.

Invitations to our Awards Ceremony will be sent out closer to the date.

A young woman and an older man standing outdoors in front of a scenic backdrop of green fields and trees, holding a certificate or award from Western Australian College of Agriculture.

Perth Royal Show

At this years Perth Royal Show, Mr Marshall and a select group of students travelled from Denmark up to Perth to compete against other WACOA Colleges. The first day began with our students working in teams across 12 events. We were fortunate to have the Director General of Education, Lisa Rogers, attend who listened as our students shared their expertise and passion for Agriculture.

Four people at an agricultural show, with a young woman holding a blue award ribbon in front of a cow. The group is smiling, and the setting appears to be a livestock exhibition.
A young woman wearing a large beige hat and an orange jacket standing beside a brown and white cow with a rope halter on its head. The woman has a slight smile and freckles, and there are metal fences in the background.
Two young women in navy blazers inspecting sheep at an agricultural event, with one smiling at the camera, holding a clip board, with sheep wool in the foreground, and other people and exhibition stands in the background.
Young girl in a cowboy hat and dark jacket at a cattle show, holding a brown and white calf, with other calves and people in the background under a tent.
Two young people, a woman and a man, standing inside an exhibition hall at an event, holding the heads of two sheep. They are wearing navy blue polo shirts with lime green accents. There are numerous people and displays in the background, including signs about wool and lambing.
Group of young people and two adult men standing and sitting in front of a tent at a Western Australian Country Agriculture event, with banners and trees in the background.