Esperance Anglican Community School opened in 2008 for Year 8 students and plans to expand to cater for Years 8 to 12 by 2013. The core values of the school are: excellence in education with an Anglican foundation, confidence, resilience and responsibility, and service. The school achieves its mission by challenging students to attain their best in all that they undertake. The learning environment is technologically rich. A diverse co-curricular program enables students to develop a strong sense of belonging, confidence, interdependence and faith. The school is developing a reputation for providing a quality-learning environment which recognises the importance of integrating technology and digital resources throughout the school. The school places a high emphasis on pastoral care focussing on individual care and attention for each student. The school works tirelessly to develop and maintain effective partnerships with parents and to develop a sense of community. The school plays an important role in the community with all students actively participating in a range of community service activities. The school has also initiated a District Technology Camp, Science Days and Leadership Days involving students from local primary schools.