IGNITING OUTSTANDING FUTURES
COLLEGE PROSPECTUS
KAYA
We acknowledge that Corpus Christi College, situated in Bateman, stands on Whadjuk Country, the land of the Whadjuk Noongar people, who have cared for this land faithfully for thousands of years.
We honour and pay respect to the Whadjuk Noongar Elders and recognise the deep spiritual and cultural connection First Nations Peoples have to Country, a connection grounded in a sacred relationship between land, people, and Creator Spirit.
Nearby, at Piney Lakes, the Whadjuk people have gathered for generations. This place has long been a space of cultural teaching, where children learned from Elders about land, lore, and life. For Noongar women in particular, Piney Lakes is a place of significance, a site for healing, ceremony, and the passing on of women’s knowledge and wisdom.
As a K–12 Catholic learning community, we are inspired by this example and reminded of the importance of listening deeply and learning respectfully across all ages and stages of life.
At Corpus Christi College, we believe in the dignity of every person as made in the image of God. In the spirit of courage, we face our shared history with honesty. With commitment, we walk together on the journey of Reconciliation. And through compassion, we open our hearts to healing, truth, and understanding. We give thanks for the First Nations students, staff, families, and community members who are part of our College and parish. We look to them as leaders and wisdom-keepers of the future.
EVERYDAY, WE STRIVE TO BE OUTSTANDING FOR OTHERS
Corpus Christi College is more than a school. It is a community where students thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. Our community is built on connection, extending beyond physical spaces and accolades. At the heart of all we do is our Catholic faith, inspiring us to act with integrity, compassion, and a deep sense of curiosity.
As a warmly inclusive community, we welcome students from all backgrounds, united by a shared vision and commitment to excellence. Every student is known and loved for who they are - each bringing unique gifts and talents to be nurtured and celebrated.
Corpus Christi College is a school of choice, where students are encouraged to engage in a rich array of opportunities - from Academics, Sport, and the Arts, to Service, leadership, and faith formation - challenging themselves, discovering new passions, and growing in confidence and purpose.
A WARM WELCOME
INSPIRING OUR STUDENTS TO BE OUTSTANDING FOR OTHERS
Corpus Christi College is a vibrant K-12 College community which celebrates the individuality of each student and inspires them to be Outstanding for Others. We recognise the individual gifts and talents of students and unashamedly focus on their holistic growth and development as they journey through our school.
We are proudly a school of opportunity, providing a broad array of curricular and co-curricular experiences, catering for the personalised needs and interests of students to support their academic, emotional, social, physical and spiritual growth.
Our warm and inclusive College community promotes a deep sense of belonging, connection and care where students feel safe and develop the confidence to explore new learnings and growth experiences. We create the conditions for a safe and flourishing community that nurtures the wellbeing, strengths, and gifts of each person.
Our integration of faith, life and culture across our College, inspires all to work towards their full potential, empowering them to make a difference. We support everyone in our community to reach their full potential as ethical members of a just and merciful society.
We celebrate the rich engagement of parents and caregivers in our community as we work in partnership to ensure quality learning outcomes for students.
As a progressive Catholic school, we offer innovative and high-impact learning opportunities, combined with our state-of-the-art facilities, to best prepare students for their future world. We courageously respond to the dynamic nature of the current global landscape by creating a contemporary, holistic, skillsbased learning environment, which fosters a sense of agility and student agency.
Our dedicated staff are passionate about creating a dynamic learning environment that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and a genuine love of learning.
At Corpus Christi, we don’t just prepare our students for the challenges of the future, we empower them to make a meaningful difference in the world.
I invite you to explore our prospectus and see for yourself what makes our College so special. We hope to welcome you into our community soon.
Mr Jeff Allen PRINCIPAL
COURAGE COMMITMENT COMPASSION
‘Corpus Christi is more than a school; we are a community committed to being Outstanding for Others. Our students are encouraged to boldly aspire to their full potential, whether in Academics, Sports, or the Arts, while leading with Courage, Commitment, and Compassion. Here, excellence is not just about achievements; it’s about making a real, positive impact on the world around us.’
COMMITMENT COMPASSION
OUR VALUES
'At Corpus Christi College, our Values shape who we are and how we grow together as a learning community. Guided by the core Values of Courage, Commitment and Compassion, we foster a culture where each individual is supported to flourish.’
Courage calls our students to grow, to lead, and to serve. It is the willingness to take risks, to stand up for what is right, and to embrace the challenges that come with learning and personal growth.
Commitment reflects the responsibility each person in our community holds to themselves, to others, and to the College. It is about striving for excellence, showing persistence, and taking pride in effort and progress.
COURAGE COMMITMENT COMPASSION
Compassion is expressed through care, respect, and kindness. It is the foundation of a connected community, where empathy and inclusion ensure that every student feels known, valued, and supported.
In a world marked by constant change, students need more than knowledge. They need the character and confidence to shape the unfolding story of their future - one not yet written, but full of promise.
Our Values provide the foundation for this. They guide the way we teach, relate and grow, inspiring students to become resilient, reflective and purposeful in all they do.
Graduates of Corpus Christi College emerge as capable, compassionate and courageous individuals.
They are change-makers, pacesetters, innovators, activists, thinkers and carers who fundamentally understand the call to be Outstanding for Others and are confident in who they are.
Grounded in our Catholic mission and united by our Vision to be Outstanding for Others, Corpus Christi College prepares students not just for success in learning, but for a life of meaning and impact.
OUR PURPOSE OUR PROMISE
OUR VISION
The Vision of Corpus Christi College is clear: to be Outstanding for Others.
This calls us to strive for excellence not just in what we achieve, but in how we serve. It reminds us that true success is found in our impact: in the way we lead with integrity, care deeply for others, and contribute to something greater than ourselves.
Corpus Christi College is a school of choice, where individuals are drawn into a vibrant and united community, one that is greater than the sum of its parts. Here, each student is supported to find their
place, contribute their gifts, and grow alongside others in a spirit of shared purpose. We believe that learning flourishes in community, and that every student will find something here to ignite their passion, purpose and potential.
This Vision drives a culture where service, leadership and learning are deeply connected. It shapes the aspirations of our students, who are encouraged to grow not only in skill and knowledge, but in empathy, purpose and courage.
OUR MISSION
Our Mission is to Ignite the Spirit through Courage, Commitment and Compassion.
This Mission underpins every element of College life from the way we welcome families into our community, to the learning experiences we design, to the opportunities we offer for spiritual, personal and academic growth. It reflects our commitment to nurturing students holistically: intellectually, emotionally, physically and spiritually.
To Ignite the Spirit is to awaken a sense of purpose, curiosity and inner strength within each learner. It means fostering a deep engagement with a lifelong
love of learning, passion, curiosity and a readiness to serve others with heart and humility. At Corpus Christi College, we seek to light that spark in every student: a spark that grows into the courage to lead, a deep commitment to living with purpose and the compassion to care deeply for the world around them.
As students move through their Corpus Journey, they are invited to discover not only who they are, but who they are becoming. With a strong sense of purpose and the courage to shape their own paths, they step into the future as learners, leaders and people of heart - ready to make a difference in a world that needs exactly what they have to offer.
THE CORPUS JOURNEY
A LIFELONG PILGRIMAGE OF FAITH, LEARNING & GROWTH
At Corpus Christi College, each student’s education is seen as a sacred pilgrimage, one of discovery, transformation, and purpose. Inspired by the missionary journeys of St Paul, the Corpus Journey traces a student’s growth from Pre-Kindergarten through to Year 12.
In the early years, students begin with wonder and awe, forming their first connections with others and with God. Like St Paul’s early call, this stage is about awakening curiosity, kindness, and belonging.
As they progress through Junior School, students grow in knowledge and community. They are encouraged to explore their gifts, think critically, and act with compassion and service.
In Years 7 to 10, opportunities shape their identity, resilience, and purpose. With the support of teachers and peers, they grow in integrity and faith.
In the senior years, students are prepared to be sent forth, equipped with the values, skills, and confidence to lead lives of meaning and hope and be Outstanding for Others.
Every student is seen, known, and nurtured as part of the Body of Christ, walking the journey with Courage, Commitment, and Compassion.
OUR COMMUNITY
BELONG EMPOWER CARE
TOGETHER WE FLOURISH
Corpus Christi College is a welcoming and inclusive community that celebrates the uniqueness and diversity of each person formed in the image and likeness of God. We foster a safe and supportive environment and create the conditions for a flourishing community that nurtures the wellbeing, strengths, and gifts of each person.
Authentic connections lie at the heart of our community and nurture a strong sense of belonging and engagement. We work in close partnership with students, families and staff to ensure we provide the best possible environment for students to connect, learn and grow.
We promote wellbeing and human flourishing by ‘nurturing spiritual, religious, cognitive, physical, emotional, and social development’ (Catholic Education WA - CEWA). In living and embedding the core tenants of positive education, our teaching and learning practices promote an educational environment where students ‘feel good and do good’. When students feel good, have their psychological and social needs met, and exist within a wellbeing culture, they are ready to learn and embrace challenges with confidence, grit, and a growth mindset.
BELONG
Corpus Christi College is a learning environment where all members of our community feel known and loved. A genuine sense of connection is fostered with an unconditional positive regard for the dignity of all.
Our understanding of one another builds rapport and establishes a sense of belonging. Being connected ensures that learners embrace their strengths and contribute to the wider College community.
Belonging at Corpus Christi College is more than a feeling - it is a lived experience woven into every aspect of College life. Our K-12 House structure and
program sees students journey from the sandpit to graduation within the same House community, building meaningful connections across year levels and fostering a shared sense of belonging, identity, and pride.
Belonging and connection to our community is further strengthened through cohort-based events, activities, and whole-school initiatives. These opportunities allow students to actively live out our College Values, build trusting and respectful relationships, and engage fully in the vibrant life of the College.
EMPOWER
We challenge every learner in our community to take ownership of their choices and learn from experience to seize their potential. We empower them to become agents of their own learning and growth. By setting goals, and acting responsibly, they will effect positive change and develop the capacity to ‘learn how to learn’.
Empowering our students means guiding them to become confident, self-aware, and capable individuals who take ownership of their learning and personal growth. Through our Pastoral Program Framework, students are supported at every stage of development to build the skills, knowledge, and capabilities needed to thrive. Students learn to recognise and harness strengths, develop reflective practices that support wellbeing, and build self-regulation strategies that prepare them to effectively engage in their learning.
Our Student Engagement Procedure further supports this, helping students to recognise their readiness to learn and successfully implement strategies that support positive engagement in all aspects of College life.
CARE
Wellbeing is the cornerstone of a flourishing community. Students perform best when they are well, feel safe and cared for. Our proactive approach to students care enables us to understand our students and actively accompany them on their educational journey.
We partner with our parents and caregivers to personalise and best support each student as they grow, develop and progress. A key aspect of our community is the care and wellbeing of self and others.
Genuine care for every student is central to our College Vision and Mission. Our multi-tiered system of support provides a strong and responsive framework that ensures each child is known, valued, and supported throughout their Corpus Journey. We work in close partnership with students, families, and staff to identify individual needs and deliver personalised support that promotes both wellbeing and learning. This collaborative, team-based approach supported by our Wellbeing Team enables us to create a caring, safe and inclusive environment where students feel understood, connected, and empowered to thrive.
OUR HOUSE SYSTEM
At Corpus Christi College, our House system is a cornerstone of student life, fostering belonging, empowerment, and care across Pre-Primary to Year 12. From the earliest years through to graduation, students are part of a connected, supportive community where they form strong bonds, take pride in their House, and grow alongside their peers in a dynamic and inclusive environment.
Through a wide range of House activities, students build meaningful relationships across year levels, strengthening the connection between Junior and Senior School. This seamless structure ensures that every student has opportunities to contribute, participate, and lead - whether through Sport, the Arts, Service, or Stewardship.
Our House system plays an essential role in creating a nurturing environment where students develop strong relationships and embrace the College’s Values. Students take ownership of their learning and leadership within their House, engaging in activities that encourage teamwork, resilience, and personal growth. With a strong emphasis on pastoral care and mentoring, the House system ensures students feel well-supported throughout their educational journey.
House representation is a source of pride, with students wearing their House shirts on Fridays and participating in Inter-House competitions, including sporting events, creative arts, and service initiatives. Our House system is deeply embedded in College life, inspiring students to flourish in a vibrant and inclusive community. It is more than just a structure - it is the heart of our community, fostering connection, identity, and a deep sense of belonging. Each House is named after an inspiring patron whose legacy guides our students in their journey of faith, learning, and service.
OUR HOUSES
‘The House system is deeply embedded in College life, inspiring students to flourish in a vibrant and inclusive community.’
DE VIALAR
De Vialar House carries the colour yellow, reflecting warmth and devotion. Inspired by St Emilie de Vialar, founder of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition, this House honours a legacy of charity and care. Guided by the motto “Devotion and Compassion”, students learn to uplift others through kindness and meaningful action.
PALLOTTI
Pallotti House shines in silver, representing wisdom and service. Inspired by St Vincent Pallotti, founder of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate, this House champions faith in action and the importance of working together for the greater good. The motto “Serve and Do” reminds students of their role in fostering a compassionate and inclusive community.
MACKILLOP
MacKillop House stands proudly in sky blue, symbolising hope and vision. Named after St Mary of the Cross MacKillop, Australia’s first saint, this House embodies the commitment to education and social justice. The motto “See Need, Evoke Change” reflects the spirit of service and the call to make a difference in the lives of others.
SALVADO
Salvado House is represented by green, a colour of stewardship and perseverance. Inspired by Bishop Rosendo Salvado, a Benedictine monk who devoted his life to Indigenous education and advocacy, this House is grounded in a legacy of resilience and generosity. The motto “Perseverance and Stewardship” calls students to approach life with determination and a sense of responsibility.
CHISHOLM
Chisholm House is represented by dark blue, symbolising strength and resilience. Named after Caroline Chisholm, a humanitarian devoted to improving the lives of immigrants in nineteenth-century Australia, this House embodies the values of generosity and advocacy. With the motto “Open Hands, Open Hearts”, students are encouraged to embrace compassion and service in all they do.
XAVIER
Xavier House embraces black as its colour, reflecting strength and empowerment. St Francis Xavier, a pioneering missionary and educator, serves as the guiding patron for this House. With the motto “Empowered to Achieve”, students are challenged to reach their fullest potential through dedication, leadership, and faith.
ROMERO
Romero House carries the noble colour purple, symbolising ambition and justice. Named after Archbishop Oscar Romero, a courageous advocate for human rights, this House reflects a commitment to truth and integrity. With the motto “Aspire to Be More”, students are encouraged to lead with conviction and stand up for what is right.
MERICI
Merici House is represented by vibrant red, a colour of passion and determination. St Angela Merici, the patron of this House, dedicated her life to the education of young women and the betterment of communities. With the motto “Act, Strive, Believe”, students are encouraged to pursue excellence, take initiative, and embrace their potential.
GROW CREATE ASPIRE OUR LEARNING
FORGING BRIGHT FUTURES
Corpus Christi College is a vibrant learning community where students grow, discover their strengths, and celebrate their journey of learning. We nurture creative, resilient, and reflective learners who are inspired to serve others.
With a focus on curiosity and innovation, we encourage students, staff, and parents and caregivers to embrace a growth mindset and seek new opportunities for learning. Our supportive and dynamic environment helps students develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration skills - preparing them for success in an ever-changing world.
At Corpus Christi College, we create an engaging and exciting educational experience where students take ownership of their learning and confidently navigate their future pathways. Through a wide range of curricular and co-curricular opportunities, we recognise each student’s individuality and provide authentic, personalised learning experiences. By embracing new technologies and innovative teaching methods, we empower students to become confident, solution-focused leaders in their wider world.
GROW ASPIRE
We foster a love of learning and support every student in discovering their unique talents and interests. Our teachers guide students in setting meaningful goals and celebrating their progress as they grow and develop at each stage of their education.
CREATE
At Corpus Christi College, students engage in realworld learning experiences that build their confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Our approach encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and innovation, helping students develop the ability to research, reflect, and create new ideas.
The College prioritises learning experiences that help every student strive for their personal best and build a strong foundation for future success. Our teaching approach supports all learners, helping them develop the motivation and skills they need for lifelong learning. We encourage our students to value their education and take pride in their achievements and progress in all its forms. In this way, learning is truly personalised, ensuring that all students feel confident in forging a pathway that is uniquely theirs.
EARLY YEARS
The Early Years at Corpus Christi College are a time of joyful discovery, where every child is nurtured as a capable, curious and unique learner. In a play-based, inclusive environment grounded in Catholic values, children are supported to grow socially, emotionally, physically and spiritually.
Through purposeful play and rich learning experiences, children begin developing essential foundations in early literacy and numeracy. Our approach includes structured, evidencebased phonics and number concepts, taught in a way that is engaging, responsive and developmentally appropriate. With strong partnerships between families and educators, we foster a sense of belonging that sets the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Building on the strong foundations established in the Early Years, the Junior School continues each child’s journey with care, creativity and purpose. Here, students are known, valued and supported to flourish in a nurturing community grounded in our core Values.
At this stage, students develop greater independence and confidence as learners. Structured and sequential literacy and numeracy programs form a core part of the learning experience, ensuring students are equipped with the skills they need to succeed. A broad and stimulating curriculum encourages exploration, critical thinking and creativity.
Students benefit from rich and well-resourced programs in Visual Arts, Dance, Music, Drama, Digital Technologies, Science and Languages, all delivered by passionate and expert educators. These opportunities allow students to discover their talents, express themselves, and develop a love of learning that extends well beyond the classroom. Our partnership with families remains central, ensuring each child’s unique strengths are celebrated.
SENIOR SCHOOL
The Senior School at Corpus Christi College is a place of belonging, growth and possibility. From Years 7 to 12, students are supported to deepen their understanding of themselves, their learning, and their place in the world. With a strong focus on connection, purpose and agency, every student is encouraged to take ownership of their journey - shaping a pathway that reflects their strengths, aspirations and evolving sense of identity.
A strong foundation in core Learning Areas, including English, Mathematics, Science, Religion, Health and Physical Education, and the Humanities, is complemented by a diverse range of specialist subjects and bespoke elective opportunities. Students can explore and excel in fields such as the Arts, Digital Technologies, Languages, Enterprise, and Sport, developing both breadth and depth in their learning.
Our learning environments are dynamic, inclusive and student-centred. We believe that learning is most powerful when students feel safe, valued and engaged in meaningful work. Through co-constructed learning experiences, students are invited to think critically, ask questions, and take increasing responsibility for their growth.
LEARNING PATHWAYS
SENIOR YEARS & PATHWAYS
As students transition into the senior years, they are empowered to shape their own educational pathways. With expert guidance and a broad array of subject choices, students are supported to pursue their individual goals, whether they lie in higher education, vocational training, or direct entry into the workforce.
Pathway exploration begins in Year 9 with the Careers Explorer elective. In Year 10, all students undertake the Discover Your Pathway curriculum, which introduces the full range of post-school options and prepares them for informed subject selection.
In Years 11 and 12, students at Corpus Christi College are supported to select from four distinct educational pathways, each designed to align with their individual strengths, interests, and future aspirations. The Spark Pathway caters to academically gifted students who seek enrichment and intellectual challenge. The Inquiry Pathway is ideal for those with a passion for research, analysis, and academic depth. For students who wish to combine academic studies with practical skills, the Fusion Pathway offers a balanced blend of academic and vocational learning. Meanwhile, the Work-wise Pathway provides a practical, career-focused route, preparing students for direct entry into the workforce or further vocational training.
Each pathway is tailored to the student’s learning profile and aspirations, supported by individual course mentoring to ensure a successful and fulfilling Senior School experience.
THE SPARK PATH
DIVERSITY & INCLUSIVITY PROSPECTUS
Corpus Christi College is committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive community where every student is valued and supported to thrive. We offer two key programs to support students with additional learning needs:
Diverse Learning: Our Diversity Team provides tailored support for students requiring adjustments in literacy, numeracy, and organisation. Programs such as iLan (Years 7–10) and Consolidation English and Mathematics (senior years) help students achieve their academic goals through personalised learning plans developed in collaboration with families and staff.
Inclusive Learning: The Inclusive Learning Centre (ILC) supports students with complex needs through individualised education or transition plans. The purposebuilt ILC offers a nurturing environment from Years 7–12, with opportunities for integration into mainstream classes and participation in the wider school community.
The Spark Path at Corpus Christi College empowers academically gifted students to extend their learning, embrace challenge, and pursue excellence in a dynamic environment. Designed to foster advanced thinking, intellectual curiosity, and a passion for lifelong learning, this pathway offers enrichment opportunities that promote critical thinking, collaboration, and realworld problem solving.
These include spirited competitions such as the Da Vinci Decathlon, Tournament of Minds, and the Ethics Olympiad, as well as interactive sessions with academic experts in their fields. Spark Path students benefit from personalised learning pathways, allowing for targeted differentiation and deeper exploration of curriculum content tailored to students’ strengths and interests.
Given the College's unique location, we have strong partnerships with all key tertiary institutions. This gives our students unprecedented access to fasttrack programs such as Rising Scholars and microcredentials.
BESPOKE ELECTIVES
One of the standout features of learning at Corpus Christi College is the breadth and depth of our elective program. From Year 7 through to Year 10, students are offered the opportunity to explore a rich and diverse range of subjects which nurture their creativity, build confidence, and ignite the spark of curiosity.
Our electives are intentionally dynamic. We remain flexible and responsive to student interests, adjusting our offerings annually to ensure they reflect both demand and emerging opportunities. At Corpus Christi, electives are more than options, they are pathways for students to grow with purpose and aspire to reach their full potential.
YEAR 7-10 ELECTIVES
Accounting and Finance
Applied Information Technology
Aquatics
Art
Astrophysics
Ball Games
Basketball Smarts
Business Beginnings
CAD/CAM
Caring for Children
Careers Explorer
Clever Hands
Creative Writing
Dance for Composition
Dance for Performance
Dance as Entertainment
Dance Fundamentals
Dictators in History
Digital Technology
Drama Intensive: Full Year
Drama: Musical Theatre
Drama: Theatre
Engineering
Just Start It
Food: Around The World
Food: Cafe Culture
Footy Smarts
Forensic Science
French: Second Language
Full Year
Food Course
Graphics: Dimensional Design
Innovative Engineering
Introduction to Podcasting
Italian: Second Language
Legal Studies
Media Arts
Metal Work
Mission Possible
Mobile App Development
Mobile Game Development
Music
Netball Smarts
Outdoor Education
Pirates, Piracy and Hidden Treasure
Psychology
Sport and Fitness
Sports Education in Physical Education
Sports Science
Textiles
The Art of Podcasting
The Vikings
Trial by Media
Visual Art: Design Fundamentals
Visual Art: Digital Art
Visual Art: Experimental Drawing
Visual Art: Fine Art Focus 2D & 3D
Visual Art: Functional Form
Visual Art: Public Art
Wood Work
PATHWAYS WITH PURPOSE
PERSONALISED LEARNING IN YEARS 11 & 12
At Corpus Christi College, we believe that senior secondary education should reflect more than just academic goals - it should honour each student’s unique story, aspirations and strengths. That’s why we offer comprehensive, personalised course counselling, working closely with students and their families to design learning programs that are both meaningful and future focused.
Students are empowered to take ownership of their learning journey, selecting from a broad suite of pathways that are as individual as they are. Whether pursuing an ATAR pathway, a blended program of General and ATAR subjects, or an extended program fast-tracking university entrance, students have access to a range of options that allow them to learn in a way that suits their goals.
ENGLISH
English ATAR
English Literature ATAR
English General
Foundation English
Biology ATAR
Chemistry ATAR
Physics ATAR
Human Biology ATAR & General
Psychology ATAR & General
Science in Practice General
PERFORMING ARTS
Dance ATAR & General
Drama ATAR & General
Music ATAR & General
Certificate II in Creative Industries – Dance
Certificate II in Creative Industries - Live Production
Certificate III in Music
French Second Language ATAR
Italian Second Language ATAR
ARTS
Visual Art ATAR & General
TECHNOLOGY & ENTERPRISE
Children Family & Community General
Computer Science General
Food Science & Technology General
Material Design & TechnologyMetal General
Material Design & TechnologyWood General
Media Production & Analysis General
HEALTH & PHYSICAL ED HUMANITIES
Health Studies ATAR & General
Physical Education Studies ATAR & General
Outdoor Education General
Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation
Certificate II in Sport Coaching
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics Specialist ATAR
Mathematics
Applications ATAR
& LIFE
Mathematics Methods ATAR
Accounting & Finance ATAR
Economics ATAR
Geography ATAR
Modern History ATAR & General
Politics & Law ATAR
Business Management & Enterprise General
Career and Enterprise General
Certificate II in Finance
Certificate II
Workplace Skills (Business)
Certificate III Business
LANGUAGES UNI ENABLING
Dimensional Design General
Graphics General
Religion & Life ATAR
Religion & Life General
Foundation
Mathematics
Mathematics Essentials General
Curtin Uni Ready
Murdoch Flexi Track
HEAD HEART HANDS OUR FAITH LIFE
IN SERVICE OF OTHERS
At Corpus Christi College, Catholic Identity and Mission is a living and vibrant presence, shaping a community where faith is proposed, not imposed. Planted in the richness of the Catholic tradition, our Religious Education curriculum and faith formation programs invite students into deep thinking, authentic reflection, and compassionate action.
Guided by the three drivers of Head, Heart and Hands, students are encouraged to develop their understanding of a Catholic worldview (Head), form values and character through reflection and encounter (Heart), and live out their faith in acts of service to others (Hands).
Inspired by St Paul’s theology of the Body of Christ, students are formed to recognise their unique role within the wider community, to be the real and active presence of Christ in the world. Through a range of opportunities, meaningful experiences and practical service, students are empowered to grow in faith, develop skills for life, and respond with Courage, Commitment and Compassion to the needs of others.
HEAD
We focus on forming students intellectually through a deep and comprehensive understanding of the Catholic faith and the broader religious landscape. From Pre-Primary through to Year 12, students engage with the CEWA Religious Education Curriculum, with senior students following SCSA’s Religion and Life courses. Learning is planted in the study of Scripture, Church history, theology, and Catholic social teaching, encouraging students to explore faith within realworld contexts.
Enquiry into world religions and interfaith dialogue broadens their perspective, while ethical debates and theological reflections deepen critical thinking. Understanding the College’s Eucharistic charism fosters a strong sense of identity.
Staff are also continually formed in Catholic ethos, ensuring a coherent and faith-informed learning environment across the whole College.
HEART
We nurture the spiritual and emotional growth of students by creating opportunities for personal encounter with Christ and fostering a reflective inner life. From Kindergarten through to Year 12, students are immersed in rich spiritual experiences, including annual retreats, daily Class and Homeroom prayer, and participation in liturgical life. Year 7, 9, and 12 students engage in extended immersive retreats that deepen their faith and strengthen community bonds. Whole-school and year-level Masses, the celebration of liturgical seasons such as Advent and Lent, and regular access to the Sacrament of Reconciliation help form students in the rhythms of the Church.
The College shares a strong relationship with St Thomas More Parish, providing a direct connection for families who wish to celebrate the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, First Eucharist, and Confirmation, ensuring a pastoral pathway for faith development within the broader Catholic community. Weekly Masses, Christian Meditation, prayer spaces, guest speakers, and staff spirituality days further enrich the culture of prayer, reflection, and personal faith formation across the whole College.
HANDS
Learning and experience transform belief into action, empowering students to live out their faith through service and justice. From an early age, students are involved in programs that respond to the needs of others, such as fundraising for Catholic charities, participating in environmental stewardship, and engaging in the Outstanding For Others Acts of Service Program. As they grow, students can take part in more complex service-learning experiences including immersion trips and pilgrimages, volunteering in local agencies, and contributing to Vinnie's Winter and Christmas Appeals.
Opportunities such as Young Vinnie's and peer mentoring promote leadership through service. Ministry and Mission Student Leadership roles further reinforce the value of hands-on discipleship, forming students who are compassionate and committed to making a difference in their communities and beyond.
OUR STORY
PEOPLE ENVIRONMENT LEGACY
PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
Every day at Corpus Christi College, our students lead, serve, and engage with the world around them, transforming each opportunity into a stepping stone for positive change. Guided by our commitment to stewardship, we act with courage, and compassion, always striving to serve others selflessly. Every member of our community embraces the College Values, working together to build a just and compassionate society where all can flourish.
A global awareness is embedded into each student’s Corpus Journey, nurturing socially responsible, confident, and capable young people who are ready to lead with purpose and shape a brighter future. We are committed to building a sustainable future, continually evolving to provide an outstanding learning environment that meets the needs of our students in an ever-changing world.
ENVIRONMENT
LEGACY
Our legacy is shaped by the proud histories of Yidarra Catholic Primary and Corpus Christi College, whose traditions we honour while embracing innovation for the future. Strong partnerships with the School Advisory Council and Friends of Corpus help guide us in shaping a collective story that continues to inspire. Our alumni also play a vital role and a lasting connection that strengthens our evolving story.
ENVIRONMENT
We are committed to caring for our ‘Common Home,’ inspired by Pope Francis' call to environmental stewardship. Our learning environments, both physical and digital, are thoughtfully designed to support a positive student
experience, with sustainability and equity in mind. The College’s digital learning platform, supported by our College-owned Device Program, ensures a seamless and inclusive experience for all students.
PEOPLE
At the heart of Corpus Christi College is a belief in the power of people to lead, serve, and be Outstanding for Others. Students are encouraged to take on leadership roles and engage in meaningful service through a variety of opportunities. Families, staff, and alumni work together to create a supportive community where relationships flourish and each individual is empowered to contribute and thrive.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Stewardship begins in the earliest years. Even our youngest students are invited to see themselves as active participants in shaping a future grounded in care, respect, and service. Through hands-on experiences and meaningful relationships, Junior School learners discover that every action - no matter how small - contributes to something bigger.
Junior School students are introduced to the rich traditions, stories, and values that shape our College identity. From their earliest years, they learn that they are part of an ongoing story and have a role in honouring the past while shaping the future.
Our youngest learners are encouraged to care for their classrooms, shared spaces, and natural surroundings as part of their daily experience. These early habits build an understanding of sustainability and pride in contributing to a respectful and future-focused environment.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP
We believe every student is a leader in their own right. Leadership is nurtured from the earliest years and formalised through defined roles in Year 6 that align with the College’s K–12 leadership pathway. These roles foster responsibility, service, and school pride, setting the foundation for continued growth in the senior years. Students come to understand that leadership is grounded in everyday actions that reflect our College Values.
By recognising and nurturing each student’s unique gifts and talents, we provide a broad range of leadership opportunities across various scales. Whether through formal roles or everyday acts of initiative and service, students are empowered to discover and develop their own authentic leadership style, fostering confidence, responsibility, and a sense of purpose.
SHAPING A BRIGHT FUTURE
Every child is nurtured in a values-based, supportive community where they are known, safe, and belong. We work in genuine partnership with parents and caregivers, supported by our active Friends of Corpus group, to shape a shared vision for our students’ success. Each child embarks on a personalised Corpus Journey, guided by dedicated staff across wellbeing, learning diversity, pathways, and faith formation. Our structure ensures that, even in a large school, every student is seen, celebrated, and empowered to flourish.
ALUMNI
At Corpus Christi College, our alumni form an integral part of our ongoing story, serving as mentors, role models, and trusted guides for future generations. Their partnership fosters invaluable career support, facilitates meaningful networking opportunities, and strengthens the shared journey of our community. Through their enduring engagement, they uphold and enrich the legacy of the College, ensuring that our tradition of excellence remains dynamic, evolving, and deeply rooted in stewardship and service.
CO-CURRICULAR
A SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY
At Corpus Christi College, learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our diverse co-curricular programme enhances the student experience, offering opportunities to explore new interests, develop talents, and build meaningful connections. With a wide range of activities across Sport, Academics, the Arts, and Service, there’s something for everyone.
The co-curricular opportunities included on the following pages are for the 2025 year. We remain flexible and responsive to student preferences, so our offerings may be adjusted based on demand.
CO-CURRICULAR
ACADEMIC & CULTURAL
ASPIRE - Homework Club
Book Club
CO2 Dragster
Cake Decorating
Chess Club
Da Vinci Decathlon
Ethics Olympiad
Duke of Edinburgh
Languages Club
Lego Club
Maths Club
Minecaft Club
Mock Trials
Public Speaking
Sewing Club
Swift Playground
Tournament of the Minds
THE ARTS
Art Club
Angelico Exhibition
Cathedral Arts Exhibition
College Production - Performance
College Production - Preparation
Dance Classique (Ballet)
Dance Collage
Dance Crew (Boys)
Dance Crew Alliance (Hip Hop)
Dance Collective
Dance Emerge
Dance Ensemble
Dance Company
Dance Gala
Drama Club
Gifted and Talented
Inter-House Dance
Rottnest Art Camp
Snap Squad (Photography)
MINISTRY
Breakfast Club
Open Day and Tour Day Guides Training
Parish Sacramental Program
Regents Gardens Intergenerational Program
Student Ministry Team
St Patrick’s Community Cooking
Young Vinnie's Social Justice Club
MUSIC
Brass Ensembles
Choir - Junior and Senior school
Clarinet Ensemble
College Production - Musical
Concert Band
Contemporary Band
Flute Ensemble
Guitar Ensemble
Liturgical Choir
Music Ensemble Night
Percussion Ensemble
Rock School / Rockfest
Rockband
Saxophone Ensemble
Strings Ensemble
Swing Band
Symphony Orchestra
Tutor Recital
SPORT
AFL
AFL Auskick
AFL Fantasy Club
Athletics ACC
Athletics Club
Badminton Carnival
Basketball SASJ
Basketball Clinics
Basketball ACC Championships
Climbing Club
Cricket SASJ
Cricket
Cross Country
Fitness Club
Golf Development Program
Hockey
Indoor Beach Volleyball
Mixed Touch Football
Netball SASJ
Netball Club
Running Club
School Sports WA Water Polo
Soccer
Soccer SASJ
Soccer Club
Swim Squad
Tennis
Touch Carnival
Touch Rugby SASJ
Ultimate Frisbee SASJ
Volleyball Club
Volleyball WA School Cup
Water Polo
OUR SUCCESS AT A GLANCE
2024 RESULTS
99.7 EARLY OFFERS
Highest ATAR Score
GRADUATES
Have received early offers to Australian Universities
RESULTS
ATAR of 95+ 19% of ATAR Students
ATAR of 90+ 43% of ATAR Students
ATAR of 80+ 67% of ATAR Students
TOP PERFORMING
Accounting and Finance
Economics
Mathematics Specialist
Physics
Religion and Life
TOP COURSES INCLUDE:
Bachelor of Biomedical Science
Bachelor of Engineering
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Achieved across VET courses Acts of Service hours given to the community
Certificate II: 10
Certificate III: 20
Certificate IV: 9
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Student achieved a Subject Certificate of Excellence
Students achieved a Certificate of Distinction
Students achieved a Certificate of Merit
OUR CAMPUS
"This world-class facility allows students to express themselves, test their abilities, and gain confidence in performing."
ARTS PRECINCT
The Arts Precinct at Corpus Christi College includes auditoriums, dance studios, and a world-class Theatre that supports Drama, Dance, and Music. These spaces promote creativity, self-expression, and confidence in performance. The Theatre, a recipient of the Master Builder’s Bankwest Excellence in Construction Award, also hosts assemblies and presentations.
SPORTS PRECINCT
The Sports Precinct features a vibrant gymnasium and community centre for physical activities and communal events. The Aquatic Centre includes a heated, 25-metre, eight-lane indoor lap and water polo pool, a 12-metre learn-to-swim pool, and seating for 180 spectators.
The College has three playing fields which host a variety of sports across the Junior and Senior years. These facilities support students’ fitness, wellbeing, and athletic development across all skill levels.
GENERAL LEARNING AREAS
Corpus Christi College offers purpose-built spaces for Early Learning, Junior, and Senior School. Classrooms are equipped with modern technology and adaptable furniture which support diverse and collaborative learning. The College libraries provide welcoming spaces that nurture reading, research, and academic excellence.
THE JOURNEY STARTS HERE
ENROLMENT ENTRY POINTS
Corpus Christi College has several formal entry points as we offer Pre-Kindergarten (3-Year-Old) through to Year 12 education.
Formal or regular points of entry include:
• Pre-Kindergarten: Students must turn three before entry. This is a one-day program with limited places. Please lodge a separate application for Kindergarten.
• Kindergarten: Main intake. Students must turn four by 30 June in the year of entry. Securing an enrolment for Kindergarten ensures continued enrolment until Year 12.
• Year 4: An additional four places become available.
• Year 7: Major intake year.
• Year 10: Entry is possible where spaces are available for students to start preparing for their future pathway in upper Senior School.
Applications should be submitted as early as possible for all formal points of entry. Entry at other year levels is possible and is dependent on the availability of places.
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES
Corpus Christi College offers two types of bursaries to support students in their educational journey:
1. The First Nations Bursaries aims to assist First Nations students, fostering inclusivity and cultural diversity within the College community.
2. The Music Bursaries is designed to support students with a demonstrated passion and talent in music, encouraging the development of their musical skills and participation in the College's vibrant Arts program.
These bursaries reflect the College's commitment to providing equitable access to quality education and cocurricular opportunities. By offering financial assistance, we ensure students from diverse backgrounds can fully engage in their studies and contribute to the rich tapestry of the College community.
More information can be located at www.corpus.wa.edu.au/bursaries
ENROLMENT STEPS
We welcome parents and caregivers to register their interest in enrolment by completing an online application via our website: www.corpus.wa.edu.au/apply Applications are processed in accordance with CEWA's Enrolment Policy which can be found at https://policy. cewa.edu.au/executive-directive/enrolment/
STEP 1:
Register for a College Tour
We encourage prospective families to visit the College and experience our vibrant community first-hand. When you attend a scheduled tour, you’ll meet students and staff, see learning in action, and gain insight into life at Corpus Christi College.
The College holds four Tour Days per year during term time on weekdays. Our annual Open Day in November provides an opportunity to visit on a Saturday, with a variety of activities and information sessions for prospective families. Please register your interest to attend one of our Tour or Open Days at www.corpus.wa.edu.au/opendays Alternatively, you can view our Virtual Tour at www.corpus.wa.edu.au/virtual-tour
STEP 2:
Submit an Application for Enrolment
The enrolment process begins when the Application for Enrolment is completed online, and the application fee of $55.00 per child is paid. We accept enrolment applications any time after birth.
The following documents must be submitted with your application:
• A copy of your child’s birth certificate
• A copy of your child’s Baptism Certificate (if Catholic)
• Two most recent school reports (Years 1 to 12 only)
• NAPLAN testing result (if applicable)
• Passport and family visa documents (if applicable)
If your application is waitlisted due to limited availability, it will continue to be held for future consideration. You are not required to submit a new application for each year level. We recommend contacting the Head of Enrolments if applying less than two years before the intended entry year.
Attend an Interview
Approximately two years prior to the nominated year of entry, selected applicants will be invited to attend an enrolment interview with their parents or caregivers.
• For entry into Kindergarten to Year 6, families will meet with the Head of Junior School or their delegate.
• For entry into Years 7 to 12, families will meet with a member of the Senior School leadership team.
Accept the Offer and Finalise Enrolment
For applicants who have attended an interview, and where a place is offered, a formal Letter of Offer will be emailed to the parents or caregivers. To accept an Offer of Enrolment, parents or caregivers are required to complete various Confirmation of Enrolment forms and pay the Enrolment Deposit within a specified period as stated in the Letter of Offer.
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Participate in the
Orientation Program
Corpus Christi College is a welcoming and inclusive community. We provide a comprehensive orientation program for our Kindergarten and Year 7 students to ensure they feel confident and prepared. Attendance at these events is strongly encouraged.
The Enrolments Team looks forward to receiving your application!
For further enquiries, please contact the College’s Head of Enrolments. (08) 6332 2500 | enrolments@corpus.wa.edu.au STEP 3:
