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Bruce Rock District High School

37 Dunstall Street, Bruce Rock, WA, 6418

CombinedKindergarten to 11

A little about this school

Bruce Rock District High School is a government combined school in Bruce Rock, Western Australia. Explore its published programs and admissions information below.

Public or private
Public / government
School sector
Public (government)
Religious affiliation
Not yet verified
Denomination / tradition
Not yet verified
School level
Combined
Year levels
Kindergarten to 11
Student intake
Not yet verified

School size & community

Figures describe the school population in the stated reporting period. Some multi-campus schools report a combined total. Missing or suppressed values are not zero.

Reported student count
107Semester 1 2026

Primary including kindergarten and full-time secondary students; excludes part-time secondary

WA Department of Education ↗
Language background other than English
6%2025

School

Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) ↗
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
12%2025

School

Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) ↗

LBOTE means a language background other than English; it is not a measure of English proficiency. ICSEA and SEA quarters describe socio-educational context, not school quality or academic performance.

Enrolments by year level
Year levelEnrolmentsMeasurePeriod
Two years before Year 111Headcount2025 ↗
One year before Year 112Headcount2025 ↗
Year 111Headcount2025 ↗
Year 29Headcount2025 ↗
Year 311Headcount2025 ↗
Year 413Headcount2025 ↗
Year 53Headcount2025 ↗
Year 69Headcount2025 ↗
Year 77Headcount2025 ↗
Year 87Headcount2025 ↗
Year 94Headcount2025 ↗
Year 103Headcount2025 ↗
Kindergarten12Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Pre-primary11Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 113Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 212Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 38Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 413Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 511Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 64Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 76Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 85Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 97Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 103Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗
Year 112Reported countSemester 1 2026 ↗

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Learning & special programs

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Academic performance

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AdmissionsOpen source ↗

Catchments & getting a place

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Fees & scholarships

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