What’s on at WACoA
Week 9, Term 1 2026
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Welcome to this week’s What’s on at WACoA.
This communication is designed to keep parents, carers and families informed of upcoming events and assessments.
Upcoming Assessments and Activities
This week:
Year 10 Industry Tour
Year 11 1st Aid training Tuesday and Wednesday - Group 1
Assessments
Year 10:
Week 9:
English - short story composition
Math_2 - Finance test
Year 11:
Week 9:
ATAR Math - Test 1
General English - Advertising analysis
ATAR Biology - Test: biodiversity and ecosystems
Year 12:
Week 9:
ATAR English - create a picture book, reflection journal
Metals - Design project 1 - devise a solution
Messages
Uni Tour
Unfortunately, the Year 11/12 Uni Tour was cancelled due to expected weather conditions in Perth. Hopefully both Murdoch and Curtin Universities will reschedule this event in the near future.
Progress Reports
Progress reports will be released next week. You will receive an email with instructions on how to download your report. Alternatively, you can access your child’s report via Connect. Included in this email will be instructions on how to book interviews with your child’s teachers.
Parent/Teacher/Student Interview Afternoon
Monday 20th April we will be conducting our Parent/Teacher afternoon from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. Instructions on how to book will be included in your progress report email. If you are unable to attend but would like a phone interview, please email Tamara.Cybula@education.wa.edu.au to arrange a time.
School Holidays
School holidays are fast approaching providing both students and staff with time to relax and enjoy time with family. School finishes at 2pm on Thursday 2nd April with school resuming on Tuesday 21st April. Boarders return on Monday 20th April from 2pm. I wish you all a wonderful Easter break and look forward to a busy term 2.
Michele Walker
Principal
Upcoming events
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the above information, please refer to the Compass calendar for the most up-to-date details.
College Noticeboard
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eRideables and eBikes ban for under 16’s
Under WA road safety laws, only people aged 16 and over are permitted to use eRideables or eBikes with the motor engaged.
Starting Term 1, 2026 (from 2 February), students under 16 years old will not be allowed to use eRideables or eBikes on school grounds.