Australia, Perth
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John Wollaston Anglican Community School is a co‑educational Anglican day school in Camillo, Perth, Western Australia, providing education from Pre‑Kindergarten to Year 12. The school's Primary programme is authorised to deliver the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme, while middle years and secondary study the Australian Curriculum with senior students supported through a bespoke MYPath vocational and tertiary‑pathway programme. Instruction is in English; Japanese is taught as the additional language from Pre‑Primary (integrated into the PYP) through Year 8, with the option to continue into Years 9–12. The campus occupies about 15.45 hectares and includes a purpose‑built Early Learning Centre and Year 7 centre, The Commons for Years 8–12, dedicated science and technology laboratories, design and visual arts studios, a performing‑arts theatre and music studios, gymnasium, extensive outdoor courts and ovals, a Technology Centre housing domestic and commercial hospitality kitchens and the Chalk Café, a Learning Enrichment Centre and a Telethon Speech and Hearing outpost. The school also runs a range of cocurricular and specialist programmes, including exchange links with a sister school in Japan.
5 Centre Rd, Camillo WA 6111, Australia