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Learn MoreKatanning Senior High School serves a multicultural and linguistically diverse community including Afghani, African, Burmese, Chinese, Karen, Malay, Maori, Noongar and Thai. We celebrate and respect individual differences and work in harmony to ensure success for all students. We are the senior high school of choice for the great southern region.
A unique learning environment
Engaged Learning
At our school, your child will have the opportunity to engage in a challenging and comprehensive educational program within a caring and nurturing school.
Individual Approach
Your child’s individual academic and social needs will be met within a school that values achievement, respect, tolerance, and perseverance. Our professional and experienced teachers are committed to ensuring that all students strive to excel.
Community Partnerships
At Katanning Senior High School, the success of our students is demonstrated by direct entry into university, apprenticeships, traineeships or employment. Graduates from Katanning Senior High School achieve in many different areas including business, academia, trades, teaching and human services.
Rise to the challenge with Bush Ranger Cadets
The mission of the Bush Ranger Cadet program is to support young Western Australians to take an active and lead role in the conservation of the natural environment and to understand the mechanisms for its management.
Developing creativity and critical thinking through STEM
Lower school students have one lesson a week in the STEM room where they develop their capabilities in critical and creative thinking as they learn to: generate and evaluate knowledge, clarify concepts and ideas, seek possibilities, consider alternatives, and solve problems.
Get a head start with vocational pathways
With the Great Southern Trade Training Centre on site, KSHS Students get an early start towards a Vocational Pathway in the Automotive and Engineering Industries if they choose to. The facilities include vehicle hoists, CNC Plasma cutter, CNC Lathes, and Miling Machines, Hydraulic guillotine and Pan brake and a host of Welding Technologies.
Follow the dream
Katanning Senior High School offers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students the opportunity to participate in the Follow the Dream: Partnerships for Success program (FTD).
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Our Year 8 students took part in the Food Sensation program on Tuesday & Thursday with the Health Promotion Team from WA Country Health Service Great Southern Katanning Hospital and it was an inspiring experience for everyone. Students gained vital knowledge about healthy eating through hands on nutrition activities and cooking sessions that helped them understand the power of fresh homemade food. They prepared a four-course meal packed with flavour and nutrient rich ingredients and learned how simple choices can support strong bodies and strong minds. Their energy and enthusiasm showed how valuable programs like Food Sensations are for our school community as they guide young learners to build lifelong healthy habits. We look forward to bringing more of these meaningful learning experiences to our students in the future.
Mrs Malik
Nadirah Potter
Yesterday Katanning Senior High School welcomed Lynette and Harry from the Royal Life Saving Society (WA) to speak with our Year 9 and 10 students about the importance of water safety.
The interactive session highlighted safe rescue strategies such as Reach to Rescue, and reinforced the vital message of always wearing a life jacket when enjoying water sports and activities. Students also discussed the importance of knowing and following pool rules to keep themselves and others safe.
We thank Lynette and Harry for sharing their expertise and helping our students build confidence and awareness around water safety — an essential life skill for all young people.
“A big thank you to the Royal Life Saving Society (WA) for supporting our students with these important skills!”
Miss Sandwell
🎄 Student Leaders in Action! 🎄
Today, our wonderful Student Leaders proudly represented KSHS by assisting the Lions Club at the Katanning Leisure and Function Centre for their annual Christmas function. Our students helped serve lunch to Katanning’s senior citizens, demonstrating an outstanding example of our PBS values in action.
We even had the pleasure of chatting with John, a former maths teacher from the high school — a lovely moment of connection across generations!
A big thank you to our dedicated Student Leaders, and to Ms. Tonga and Ms. English.
We are so proud of you all!
You all did a wonderful job, well done from all the seniors 👏👏👏
great young people thank you all for today , a new generation to be proud of
They did a great job and were very friendly. Well done everyone. 🙏✨
The students did a fantastic job. You are a real credit to your School. Well done. 👏👏👏
Absolutely brilliant
Thank you to Russell Quartermaine from Ray Ford Designs for our new PBS RAPT banners – they look fantastic. We look forward to using them at carnivals, reward days, PBS shop opening and more school activities. A great way to remind our school community to show our values of Respect, Achievement, Perseverance and Tolerance.
P & C General Meeting tonight, 6.30pm at Dome.
We meet at the table near the lift. Please come along to our last meeting for 2025!
Thank you for supporting the P&C with your donations and time this year. We wish all our families a safe summer holidays.
🎨 Year 7 STEM Design Challenge! 🚀
Our Year 7 STEM students took on an exciting challenge—designing and creating their very own personalised bag tags!
Using design thinking, creativity, and digital modelling skills, students planned, drafted, and produced unique tags that truly reflect their personalities. Each design showcased amazing imagination and problem-solving skills. We are so proud of their efforts and the pride they took in bringing their ideas to life
Well done, Year 7! 👏✨
Ms Duerr
🏃 Athletics Carnival Results 🏃
What an incredible day of competition and school spirit! Congratulations to all our athletes for their outstanding efforts.
🏆 Champion House: Barloo – 661 Points
🥈 Runner-Up: Glenroy – 650 Points
3️⃣ Strathglen – 597 Points
4️⃣ Condeena – 367 Points
🏅 Participation Shield Winners:
1️⃣ Strathglen – 178
2️⃣ Condeena – 174
3️⃣ Glenroy – 132
4️⃣ Barloo – 104
Year 7
👩 Champion: Dakotah O'Connell | Runner-Up: Chelsea Way
👨 Champion: Zaylem Beasley | Runner-Up: Israel Marwick
Year 8
👩 Champion: Angel Woods | Runner-Up: Emma Shackley
👨 Champion: Charlie Keast | Runner-Up: RJ Beasley
Year 9
👩 Champion: Kyleah McRoberts-Clayton | Runner-Up: Lara Rodney
👨 Champion: Adam Edwards | Runner-Up: Josh Garcia
Year 10
👩 Champion: Lilly Quartermain | Runner-Up: Joshiquwa Wynee
👨 Champion: Tramain Way | Runner-Up: Wade Green
Year 11
👩 Champion: Leah Edwards | Runner-Up: Shelby Watene
👨 Champion: Kaiden Flugge | Runner-Up: Charlie Kowald
Year 12
👩 Champion: Laquisha Hodgson | Runner-Up: Tanesha Woods
👨 Champion: Thomas Hamon | Runner-Up: Hisyam Hadimansah
1500M - Girls Leah Edwards
1500M - Boys Tramain Way
🏅 New Records Set
Year 7 Girls
🏃 Chelsea Way – Long Jump (3.81m), High Jump (3.80m)
🏃 Dakotah O’Connell – 200m (30.50s)
Year 7 Boys
🏃 Israel Marwick – Long Jump (4.85m), Triple Jump (9.60m)
Year 8 Girls
🏃 Tia Scott – Discus (22.14m)
Open Girls
🏃 Shelby Watene – Javelin (21.46m)
Open Boys
🏃 Tom Hamon – Javelin (41.10m), Triple Jump (11.10m)
🏃 Hisyam Hadimansah – 100m (11.50s), 200m
👏 A huge thank you to everyone who participated and supported the event. Your energy and sportsmanship made the day unforgettable!
Wahoo go barloo 🦘🦘🦘
Woohoo go Barloo 💪
🌈 Are Packaged Foods Healthy? 🌈
Shared by School Health Nurse Jess
It can feel tricky to choose healthy options when so many snacks come in packets!
Here’s what you need to know:
🔍 Ultra-processed foods often contain added sweeteners, colors, flavors, and preservatives. They’re usually high in salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats, which can increase the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
✅ Packaged food can be healthy—it depends on the ingredients and processing.
Tip: Always check the Nutrition Information Panel and look for:
✔ Low saturated fat, salt, and sugar
✔ High fibre
Try these healthy snacks and drinks instead:
🍿 Plain popcorn or rice crackers
🥛 Water or plain milk
🥞 Plain pikelets or crumpets
🥣 Plain yoghurt
🍎 Fruit and nut mix
💡 Small swaps make a big difference for your family’s health!
KSHS Nurse
Jess
🎄 Help Spread Some Christmas Cheer! 🎄
Katanning Scouts are once again collecting non-perishable food items to support Community Harvest and local families in need this Christmas.
If you’re able to help, please pop a donation into the box located in our front office. Every little bit makes a big difference, and we truly appreciate your generosity!
Thank you for supporting our community ❤️
🎨 Together Exhibition – Celebrating Local Artistry!
Thanks to the Katanning Shire, the Art – Together Exhibition is bringing our community together to showcase incredible local talent.
Our Deadly Sista Girlz from Katanning Senior High School have been super excited to take part, and their amazing artworks will be on display!
Come along and support these talented young artists.
📅 Opening: Wednesday, 19 November at 1:00 PM
📅 Closing: Saturday, 24 November at 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Katanning Gallery, 16 Austral Terrace, Katanning WA 6317
Let’s celebrate creativity and community spirit – we’d love to see you there!
Mel Tago
DSG KSHS
Artworks look amazing 🎨
Well done. Amazing work.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we live and work, the Goreng Noongar peoples and their Elders, past present and emerging.
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