Earlier this month our 2026 Leavers were treated to an overnight camp at Rottnest Island, Western Australia. From bus and train tours of the beautiful island to mini golf, lunch at Dome, games by the beach and lots of exploration in between – it is safe to say the two days were thoroughly enjoyed by

Week 6 students went to Woodman Point for a 3-day camp and took part in a range of exciting activities designed to develop teamwork, communication, confidence, leadership and resilience. We started camp with team building & icebreaker games – several fun activities to help students get to know one another, build trust and work as

Our students, Christian & Hannah have been doing a fantastic job at Better Pets & Gardens, getting stuck into a range of hands-on workplace tasks! A big thank you to the team at @betterpetsandgardens Caversham for providing such a supportive and practical workplace learning experience!

A simple question can make a bigger difference than we realise. Today, and every day, take a moment to check in with the people around you. Ask, listen without judgement, and remind them that they don’t have to face things alone. A conversation could be the start of something that changes a life.

We are so grateful to Cahoots for inviting us to their Trailblazer launch event – a fun-filled morning in Kings Park and Botanic Garden. Students enjoyed a guided bushwalk, hands on nature activities and creative outdoor fun with Nature Play WA. What a beautiful day to spend outdoors enjoying the beauty of nature!

Our students have been getting creative in Art class this term, designing and creating these beautiful pinch pots! It is great to see the pride students have in their work – thanks Dee for inspiring our budding artists each Thursday!

Today, we proudly celebrated National NAIDOC Week, coming together to honour and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our celebrations began with the unveiling of our beautiful new classroom name artworks, designed by our students and brought to life by talented local Indigenous artist and CJ Champion, Kylie

2027 Enrolments Open! Discover individualised pathways at CJ ESC, where students are supported to explore their strengths, develop skills and prepare for their future. With a focus on vocational learning, work experience and post-school pathways, we create opportunities for every student to thrive.  

Cafe Culture Skill Set Highlight Our Café Culture students had an amazing day at Yahava Koffee Works in the Swan Valley, where they participated in the Safari Coffee Course. Students explored the rich history of coffee, sampled a range of coffee blends and delicious chocolates, and roasted their own coffee beans while learning how to