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
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Our Year 12 students built something special for Swan View Primary!
Our Building and Construction students designed, built and installed cubby houses and animal pieces for their early childhood students.
From measuring and cutting materials to assembling the cubby houses, students put their building skills to work. They had to plan, solve problems and work as a team to bring the project together.
We loved giving back to one of our feeder primary schools and seeing our Year 12s create something the younger students can play in and enjoy. What a way to put our DARE values into action!
🎥 Watch the video to see the project come to life, from construction to installation.
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On the weekend, Warhammer Club members Hunter (Year 9), Michael (Year 11) and Jacob (Year 12) joined Ms Hutton and Mr Serafini for a visit to the Warhammer Perth store.
Students built the Miniature of the Month, participated in a workshop to learn how to effectively use contrast paints and put their skills to the test in a game of Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team against the store manager.
We’re proud to report that our Warhammer Club members claimed the victory!
It was a fantastic opportunity for our students to develop their creativity, strategic thinking and teamwork while connecting over their shared passion for Warhammer.
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Congratulations, Gladstone back-to-back champions! 💚🏆
Gladstone has claimed the Athletics Carnival championship for the second year in a row!
A fantastic effort from every student who competed, supported their teammates and demonstrated our DARE values throughout the day.
And a big congratulations also to our runners-up and individual champions on their outstanding achievements.
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The Polly Farmer Foundation Maali Bakers tried their hand at making Fremantle Dockers cannoli this week – and what a delicious result!
They also took on the massive challenge of making marshmallows from scratch. In true Freo spirit, they were purple, of course! The marshmallows were the perfect treat in our break-time hot chocolates and became the key ingredient in the students’ first attempt at rocky road.
💜⚓ GO FREO! ⚓💜
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Our 2026 Athletics Carnival is underway!
The competition has begun, and our students are giving it their all on the track and field while proudly representing their Houses.
Who will take home the 2026 Athletics Carnival shield?
💚 Gladstone
❤️ Morrison
💙 Salisbury
💛 Weld
Good luck to all our competitors.
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Our Maali Bakers had the honour of creating their signature cinnamon myrtle cookies for guests attending the launch of The Polly Farmer Story.
The day before the event, students worked diligently along the production line, adding the final touches to each cookie. The design was inspired directly by the book cover, featuring one of Polly Farmer’s famous leaps for the mark.
The result was a memorable cookie that looked fantastic and tasted even better! Congratulations to our talented Maali Bakers on representing our school with pride.
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