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Parents & Students
Enrolments
To enrol at Katanning Senior High School please telephone or come in and collect an Application for Enrolment form. On completion of form, please make an appoinment to see the Deputy Principal, Kellie Sadler. You will need to bring the students’ birth certificate, up-to-date Immunisation Record, Medicare number, USI and latest school report to the meeting. On acceptance […]
OLNA
Want to know about the OLNA? Some students in Years 10, 11 and 12 will be asked to sit the second round of the OLNA. You may have heard about it, but are not sure what it means to your child. OLNA is the acronym for the Online Literacy and Numeracy Assessment, which some students will […]
Transition – Year 6 to Year 7
Moving from primary school to secondary school is a significant event in every child’s education journey. Most students move to their new schools and thrive on the challenges of the new environment and varied experiences that secondary schools offer. They find it both exciting and scary to be going from being the oldest group […]
Term Dates
2019 TERM DATES – ALL STUDENTS Term 1 Monday 4 February – Friday 12 April Term 2 Tuesday 30 April – Friday 5 July Term 3 Tuesday 23 July – Friday 27 September Term 4 Tuesday 15 October – Thursday 19 December STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAYS – ALL STAFF Term 1 Thursday 31 January […]
P&C Association
The Parents & Citizens Association is the parent/guardian’s organisation. It is an excellent way to keep informed of school activities, to learn about what is planned to improve educational outcomes, and to directly assist in developing the best educational facilities possible for our students. All families are invited to attend the school Parents and […]
Canteen
Open: Monday to Friday – morning recess and lunchtime. Lunches must be pre ordered prior to Period 1. The school canteen is owned and managed by the KSHS P&C Association. The canteen offers students and staff a wide range of nutritious foods and drinks. The canteen is a service to students and requires parent/guardian assistance […]
Uniform
Uniform items are available from – Sportspower, Clive Street, Katanning School Dress Code Katanning Senior High School, through it’s School Board, Student Leadership and P&C Association, has chosen to have a designated School Uniform for the following reasons; School Uniform Enhances a sense of belonging, equality and community spirit Promotes a positive image […]
Important Information / Forms / Subject Handbooks
Charges and Contributions statements, Personal items Lists (student supplies required) and Parent Packages are posted to enrolled students at the end of November each year to advise of the following years subjects chosen, costs and requirements. 2019 Information Information Booklet 2019 Quick Guide 2019 Secondary Assistance Scheme form 2019 Abstudy Supplement […]
School Bus Service
To apply for Student Transport Assistance contact School Bus Services for all enquiries; www.schoolbuses.wa.gov.au schoolbus@pta.wa.gov.au (08) 9326 2625
Behavioural Code of Conduct
This Code of Conduct is provided to ensure that Katanning Senior High School is a safe, clean and orderly environment which is conducive to learning. Attendance Students are required by law to attend school regularly, and provide an explanation for any absences. Punctuality Students are expected to arrive punctually to all lessons. It is […]
Charges and Contributions
Contributions and Charges support a wide range of courses available to students, enables quality instruction to be delivered and enriches the basic curriculum. The school relies on contributions and charges paid by all families and failure to pay your contributions and charges places a large burden on the school community. By paying school fees, families assist […]
WACE
Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE) Requirements To achieve a WACE, students must: Complete a Literacy and Numeracy Assessment to demonstrate a minimum standard based on skills regarded as essential for individuals to meet the demands of everyday life and work in a knowledge-based economy. Complete a minimum of four Year 12 ATAR courses including […]
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