Eaton Community College, which was opened in 2003, caters for students in years 7 to 12 in a single campus structure allowing students to complete their secondary schooling on one site. The Middle School (Years 7 to 9) aims to address the emotional, social and intellectual needs specific to young teenagers. The environment promotes in students a feeling of self-worth and confidence while also providing a quality educational experience. Year 10 is regarded as a transition year in senior schooling and students are involved in an educational program that enables them to meet the specific demands of Year 11 and 12. The College shares a number of facilities with the Shire of Dardanup, incorporating a shared Library, Community Recreation Centre and Community Ovals. The Parents and Citizens Association, the Eaton Community College Council and the Student Leadership Group all actively contribute to the running of the College and there is true community participation within the school. The students of the school regularly report that the college's greatest strength lies within the relationships that are forged between staff and students. The underlying value of developing strong relationships with students and their parents and carers enables a wholistic approach to student learning. With state of the art facilities, excellent teachers and engaging education programs, students at Eaton Community College receive a quality education that assists them to achieve their desired future.