Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School

The school is guided by an Anglican ethos and a commitment to cultural inclusivity. Its educational approach balances inquiry learning with explicit instruction, aiming to build wisdom, integrity, and confidence in students. Leadership is viewed as a relational and community-minded practice, developed through experience, reflection, and service.

The school provides a comprehensive educational pathway starting with Education and Care for early childhood, followed by Pre-Kindy and Kindy for 3 and 4-year-olds. The Primary School covers Pre-Primary to Year 6, while the Secondary School spans Years 7 to 12. The curriculum is designed to be future-focused, incorporating academic excellence with opportunities for personal development.

The school maintains a Diverse Learning and Inclusive Education Policy to support student needs. It emphasizes a nurturing environment where student wellbeing is prioritized through pastoral care and clear safeguarding processes. Dedicated staff, including boarding coordinators and medical support, are available to assist students in their personal and academic development.

The school manages enrolments through a structured process, with information available for prospective families regarding application fees, endowment fees, and tuition. It offers scholarships that provide partial remission of tuition or boarding fees based on academic, cultural, and co-curricular potential. Additionally, the school provides sibling discounts and participates in the Australian Government’s Child Care Subsidy for eligible families in its Education and Care programs.

The school operates on a four-term academic year. The 2027 calendar consists of a 10-week first term, a 10-week second term, a 9-week third term, and a 9-week fourth term. Families can subscribe to the school calendar via digital platforms to receive automatic updates on events, student-free days, and activities.

The school is situated on an expansive bushland campus in Gelorup, Western Australia. Boarding facilities feature cottage-style units that house up to eight students of the same gender, including shared kitchens, laundries, and living spaces. The campus also includes classrooms, sports fields, and specialized areas for music and performing arts.

Students engage in a diverse range of co-curricular activities designed to foster expression, leadership, and personal growth beyond the classroom. Offerings include academic extension, technology and creative industries, sport, music and performing arts, and outdoor learning and adventure. Students also participate in service learning, Round Square opportunities, and mentoring programs.