Year 7 to 10 Overview
At Bullsbrook College, Lower Secondary includes Year 7-10, and the academic program is delivered within the framework of the Western Australian Curriculum. Students engage in compulsory subjects – English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Science, Physical Education and Health. They also have the opportunity to explore other learning areas such as the Arts, Technology and Languages (compulsory in Year 7 & 8). Our school is committed to providing quality teaching and learning and strongly differentiates based on the needs of our students. Our programs provide high impact teaching and are developed using evidence-based practices ensuring inclusive education is at the forefront of what we do
Year 11 and 12 Overview
Students in Senior School (Year 11 and 12) at Bullsbrook College are working towards gaining The Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE). Student can opt for a General pathway or ATAR pathway to achieve WACE. Students are required to enrol in six courses of study from several Learning Areas. English is compulsory across Years 11 and 12 in order to meet WACE requirement and at Bullsbrook College students are also enrolled into a Mathematics course in Year 11 and 12. Students also need to pass the Online Literacy and Numeracy Assessment (OLNA) to obtain WACE.
Bullsbrook College offers a range of general courses across the areas of Science, Humanities, Physical Education, The Arts and Technology. The ATAR courses are carefully selected in order to give students maximum opportunity for university entry.
In addition to General and ATAR course we also offer a number of Certificate II courses. These are nationally recognised and current with industry requirements. They provide students with work ready skills and real work experience. These can be completed by both General and ATAR students (compulsory for Foundation students)
Our aim is for every student be on their own pathway to success upon completion of senior school.
Pathways
Bullsbrook College offers a range of general courses across the areas of Science, Humanities, Physical Education, The Arts and Technology. The ATAR courses are carefully selected in order to give students maximum opportunity for university entry. In addition to General and ATAR course we also offer a number of Certificate II courses.
These are nationally recognised and current with industry requirements. They provide students with work ready skills and real work experience. These can be completed by both General and ATAR students (compulsory for Foundation students) Our aim is for every student be on their own pathway to success upon completion of senior school.
WPL & Careers
Our Careers Program gives students the opportunity to experience work and work situations firsthand. Bullsbrook College employs a Career Practitioner who works with students to create meaningful work experiences such as workplace learning, shadowing and interactive online experience based on individual pathway planning.
The purpose of Careers at Bullsbrook College is to allow students to get a better understanding and experience in the industries that they may be interested in pursing upon lleaving secondary school.
