“Clontarf Aboriginal College acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to the Elders both past and present and extend this respect to all people viewing this website.”
Acknowledgement of Country
From the Principal – Wanju Welcome
With “Learning for Life’ as our motto we strive to provide learning opportunities for students from all around Australia that are engaging and relevant as we aim to foster in our students the desire to make a difference in our world. Our College offers a range of educational programs providing varied learning opportunities for students from Year 7 to Year 12. We have a proud tradition of cultural, spiritual, academic, and sporting excellence. The pastoral care at the College enables a safe and caring environment where students can confidently grow to achieve their full potential.
Life at Clontarf
As a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition Clontarf Aboriginal College is a place of learning and understanding that respects Aboriginal culture and spirituality and encourages students to reach their dreams.
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A great opportunity for two year 12 girls, Winnie-Sue (College Captain) and Aaliyah, along with Year 10-12 Co-Ordinator Sophie Mullins, to represent the College at the Soroptimist International of South Perth breakfast to celebrate International Women’s Day at the Royal Perth Golf Club. The girls got to meet with senior girls from other local high schools and colleges as a development opportunity and a chance to interact with female leaders in the community, including the Hon Kate Doust MLC and Dr Sandra Chong. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to our amazing Junior and Senior Basketball teams who competed in the ACC Championship Rounds this week. Our Seniors competed on Thursday at Warwick Stadium with both teams displaying outstanding skills, performance and sportsmanship. Our Senior Boys team went undefeated, finishing top of the ladder and progressing to the next Championship round in Term 2. Our Senior Girls team finished in second place, losing to St Brigid's College by 4 points in the final minutes and therefore miss out on progressing to the next round. Thanks to Senior coaches Shaq and Kelly, and to Shaylee and Kav for team managing and bench officiating.
Coached by Shaq and Alan, the Junior Girls and Boys played at Willetton Stadium on Tuesday. For some this was the first time playing together and representing the College. Both teams finished fourth out of six on the ladder. Thanks to Shaylee for team managing and our senior students Darren and Cassius for bench officiating.
Well done to every student who was selected for the teams, we are very proud of you and your awesome representation of the College ... See MoreSee Less
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Torrance Thelma Kelly George ❤️
Amazing!!!!!!!
A great opportunity for the Year 10, 11 and 12 students yesterday who got to meet Daniel Campo, who lost his son Nick last year in a car accident. Daniel is on a personal mission to educate young drivers to drive safely and make sensible decisions on the road. We really appreciate Daniel coming out to speak to the students, who know to #calloutfornick if they are ever in a situation where they feel unsafe in a car. ... See MoreSee Less
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Inspirational and sad at the same time 🙌🏿
ASH WEDNESDAY! The first day of the Liturgical season of Lent. We commenced the day with a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, for all students and staff led by Daniel Garlett, who shared his story, culture, faith and spirituality with students and staff. The Smoking Ceremony on Ash Wednesday is important for us at Clontarf where we can connect our Aboriginal Spirituality with our Catholic faith. Students and staff walked through the smoke into the Chapel for the Ash Wednesday liturgy, receiving the mark of ashes on their forehead, representing being part of this Catholic community and the need to draw on the strength, love and support of Christ. ... See MoreSee Less
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