area east of Governor Stirling Senior High School was originally raised in 1972.
Swan View High School formally opened on 7 February 1977.
providing an opportunity for students to engage in.
Centre, a Design and Technology Centre, Science Laboratories, and
Computer Laboratories.
possible learning opportunities regardless of ability or style of learning.
Parents of students wishing to enrol need to complete an Application for
Enrolment Form.
Studying at Swan View Senior High School
ACE
The ACE Program has been established to cater for students aspiring to reach high academic standards.
Education Support
Supporting the individual needs of students through their wellbeing, academic and social and emotional growth.
FAME
The Swan View Fame Academy provides students with the opportunity to extend their skills in acting and production areas.
Elite Basketball
The Basketball program gives students is Years 7-10 the chance to pursue their passion for Basketball.
Events
Latest News
Our Year 9 and 10 students welcomed the Jack Beasley Foundation and Western Australia Police Force a ‘One Moment’ presentation, raising awareness of the dangers of knife crime and youth violence.
Brett and Belinda Beasley established the foundation in memory of their 17-year-old son, Jack, who died as a result of knife violence. Through their story and video accounts from Jack’s family and friends, students learned about the lasting impact violence can have on individuals, families and communities.
WA Police also shared information about knife laws, personal safety and strategies to avoid confrontation, encouraging students to make safe, responsible choices.
Thank you to Brett, Belinda and WA Police for sharing this powerful message and to our students.
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Our Follow the Dream students enjoyed their first Noongar language class with Ms Beverley Moore, eagerly learning greetings and animal names.
For students who had learnt Noongar in primary school, the session was a wonderful opportunity to refresh their knowledge and build on familiar words.
Ms Moore will deliver workshops every second Monday after school throughout Term 4, supporting students to deepen their connection to language and culture.
Thank you Ms Moore for sharing your knowledge.
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Today, we held our Stars Awards Ceremony celebrating the achievements of our Stars students throughout 2026.
It was a special opportunity to recognise the girls’ hard work, personal growth and commitment. We also celebrated the journey of our Year 12 Stars girls, acknowledging how far they have come as they prepare for their next chapter. 💫
Congratulations to all our award recipients and Stars students.
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Our Year 10 students recently participated in PPEP Talk, an engaging session focused on health, wellbeing and understanding their bodies. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with students describing the session as informative, inclusive and empowering.
A huge thank you to Shannon from PPEP Talk for delivering such a valuable presentation!
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Our Maali Bakers revisited their favourite banana bread recipe, experimenting with cinnamon myrtle, Old Man Saltbush, wattleseed and Davidson’s plum. The result? Delicious banana bread with a wonderful mix of flavours!
Next week, we’re venturing into lamington territory with another flavoursome twist. Watch this space!
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Meet our 2027 Student Representative Council
Congratulations to our new and returning SRC members!
Together, they will bring fresh ideas, experience and enthusiasm to representing student voices and making a positive difference in our school community.
We look forward to seeing them lead with pride and demonstrate our DARE values.
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