Dear parents and caregivers,

We are preparing and planning to ensure that our school remains a safe place for students, staff and families in 2022. Please see attached our school covid response plan, and information about school gatherings and assemblies. I will update you regularly as our planning changes in response to increasing covid cases across Perth.

I am requesting that all families complete this short IT Access at home survey to make sure that we know the best ways to keep in touch with you and support your child in the event of any school closure or students being required to isolate or quarantine at home. All children in the same household can be included on the same survey. If you are not able to complete the survey online, please call our office and a staff member will assist you over the phone.

Please contact the school if you have any questions or concerns.

Mrs Hilary Saunders, Principal

Good news! You will have heard that the lockdown is set to be lifted at 6pm today, and schools will be open from Monday 8 February. For secondary schools, all staff and students will need to wear masks at school for the next 5 days. Team leaders and advisory teachers will explain this in detail and answer questions first thing on Monday, which will start in Advisory classes at 9am.

Students should wear a mask on the journey to and from school, however the school will have supplies of masks for students who need them.

We are so looking forward to seeing you!

Mrs Hilary Saunders - Principal

The Minister for Education and Training, the Hon Sue Ellery MLC, today announced that based on feedback from our school community Yule Brook College will extend to provide the Big Picture program for Year 11 and 12 students.  

It is anticipated this change will be implemented for the start of the 2022 school year.

As you will be aware, the community was invited to have its say through an online survey, community forums and meetings held with school communities, including parents, local Aboriginal families, school boards and councils and parents and citizens’ associations.

Based on feedback from the community there will be no change to Cannington Community College, Sevenoaks Senior College or Cannington Community Education Support Centre.

In addition to the community consultation, the Minister for Education and Training received a letter from the council/board chairs of three schools indicating their support for this outcome.