Anglican Church Of Australia
School in Melville

Co-education is education for life all saints college is an anglican co-educational school in the southern suburbs of perth. With classes from kindergarten to year 12, all saints' college have the tools and expertise necessary to give your child the capacity to take on all future opportunities. Priding themselves on building close connections with students, parents and the wider community, the school teaches children with high regard to their individual needs. Call today or visit their website for more information.

All Saints’ College students helping people with dementia reconnect through music. All Saints’ College priorities the safety, welfare and well being of children and young people, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All Saints’ College is proudly a non selective school we value diversity and we enthusiastically celebrate the varied interests, abilities, aspirations and achievements of our student population. We are also proud that our students, regardless of their abilities and interests, have the bravery to strive to be their best selves, in all they take on whether that is, for instance, on the sports field, on the stage or in the classroom. The annual Junior School Day of Culture provides an ideal opportunity for all students to share their family heritage and cultural traditions with one another. All Kindergarten to Year 6 classes participated in a variety of activities to rejoice the day this year, including creating artworks symbolizing their heritage, drawing flags, discussing their country of origin and sharing a cultural picnic together. To complete the prosperous day, all students and teachers gathered together on the Junior School oval for an aerial photograph forming a human chain around their cultural artworks and the words, Together we belong’. Prior the students made their way outer to celebrate the festival of color with the customary powder throwing, Junior School Teacher Assistant Mrs Anahita Iran spoke about the meaning of the Indian festival which announces the arrival of spring and the passing of winter. For the next hour the PrePrimary students and some willing staff playfully colored one another with the traditional powder, whilst trying to conceal from the teachers and their water sprayers. A highlight was seeing the surprised reactions of the students in the mirror latter the activity. These two events are honest some of the many cultural activities held at the College and provided not only a incredible learning opportunity for students, but it was also a celebration of our vibrant and diverse Junior School community. In Term 3 every year, All Saints’ Colleges celebrates the diverse range of languages spoken by its staff and students. Activities are based around food and games with competitions designed to facilitate learning and an exchange of cultures. Our senior teaching staff and student leaders conduct our tours in small groups. Your guides will answer your questions honestly explain our ethos and our passions receive you to the places where learning and engagement take place every day. The student leaders, in particular, are a great source of sincere information about what it means to be an All Saints’ student day to day. All Saints’ College offers a range of tour days throughout the year to bear prospective and vogue families the opportunity to visit us.