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Baldivis Secondary College - Wikipedia

Coordinates: 32°20′03″S 115°49′42″E / 32.334161°S 115.828253°E

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Baldivis Secondary College

Location

Baldivis, Western Australia
Coordinates	32°20′03″S 115°49′42″E / 32.334161°S 115.828253°E / -32.334161; 115.828253
Information
Type	Public co-educational
Established	2012
Principal	Alison Parolo
Staff	~179
Years	7–12
Enrolment	1,365^[1] (2022)
Campus type	Suburban
Houses	(Factions): Yellow (Peel) – Blue (Stakehill) – Green (Rixom) – Red (Mackinnon)
Colour(s)	(Uniform): orange, yellow, grey, white
Slogan	Integrity – Respect – Excellence – Knowledge – Unity
Nickname	BSC
Website	www.baldivissc.wa.edu.au

Baldivis Secondary College (BSC) is a high school located in Stillwater Drive, Baldivis, Western Australia. It is situated 46 kilometres south of Perth and is the first public high school in the Baldivis area of Rockingham. The construction of Baldivis Secondary College began in late 2012, and it opened its doors in 2013 initially for early year/grade 8 students. The construction was completed 68 weeks later, in early 2015, and the school has been steadily growing since then. As of 2021^[update], the school accommodates approximately 1,600 students and 200 staff members, with the capacity to educate around 2,000 students in total.^[2] However, due to the rapidly increasing number of students every year, the school is constantly expanding to meet the demand.

Baldivis Secondary College, with its distinct structural facilities, offers a broad curriculum when compared to other public schools in the Rockingham/Baldivis area. The school uses the Advancement Via Individual Determination educational system.^[3]

Establishment

Baldivis Secondary College is a construction development that cost $27.5 million (AUD), although it was initially allocated a budget of $40.6 million.^[4] The establishment and construction of the school were carried out by the JCY architects.^[5]

Construction

The construction of Baldivis Secondary College began in late 2012. The school's area is approximately 42,000 square metres (450,000 sq ft).^[6] The construction was originally forecast to cost between $1 million and $70 million (AUD), according to JCY.^[5] Baldivis Secondary College was intended to be built in the newly developed area of the Rivergums estate, co-located with the newly built primary school, Rivergums Primary School.^[7]

The school contains seven blocks, including the administration, the library, food science, cafeteria (canteen), sports hall, performing arts centre, arts block, and materials technology blocks. The landscaping is designed to be reminiscent of the original bushland of the area.^[7]

Education

The school has over 1,800 students, comprising all year groups.^[8] It teaches compulsory subjects such as mathematics, English, humanities and social sciences, health, physical education (sports), and science. Additionally, the school offers non-compulsory subjects including music, metalwork/woodwork/material technology, jewellery, food science/cooking, film, photography, arts, dance/drama, and information technology classes.

References

^ "Alphabetical list of Western Australian schools" (PDF). apps.det.wa.edu.au. WA Department of Education. Retrieved 24 March 2023.
^ "2021 Baldivis Secondary College Report" (PDF).
^ "Baldivis Secondary College Website". Archived from the original on 18 November 2012. The primary source (Baldivis Secondary College) and its official website
^ "School construction (BSC)". 6 December 2017. Archived from the original on 29 March 2020. The website Cites Baldivis secondary college cost of construction
^ ^a ^b Eddy Krygiel, James Vandezande (2015). Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture 2015: Autodesk Official Press. Canada: James Vandezande and Eddy Krygiel. ISBN 978-1-118-86285-8. The Architects that collaborated with Urban Designers to contribute to the construction of Baldivis Secondary college
^ "MGC Civil - Baldivis Secondary College". Archived from the original on 9 March 2019. Cites the construction statistics and information of the schools structure and facilities
^ ^a ^b "Baldivis Secondary College (video)". YouTube. The video is run by the channel MRGTV, and is in collaboration of Baldivis Secondary College. This Cites the information of the schools Facilities and Education
^ "School Overview Baldivis Secondary College". www.det.wa.edu.au. Retrieved 22 November 2022.

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