Wanneroo Senior High School is located in a serene setting 24 kilometres north of Perth city in the rural urban fringe. The school has two campuses and currently caters for approximately 840 students from Year 8 to 12. Wanneroo Senior High School has also recently undergone a significant building program and has a new Performing Arts Centre. All classrooms have been refurbished, and each faculty has at its core a computer hub which has enabled information technology to be embedded in all teaching and learning programs which will be further enhanced by the distribution of laptops to students in 2011. The school's educational program is built around its vision of 'Star in your Future - Dream, Believe, Learn, and Succeed'. There is an emphasis on developing programs and pathways for every student, co-curricula and extra curricula activities to enhance student engagement and the integration of information technology into the curriculum. In order to cater for differing learning needs and to maximise talents and potential, the school offers programs catering for students seeking enrolment at university or TAFE, apprenticeships or direct entrance into the workforce. The school regularly achieves 100% graduation. The school offers a rich variety of extra curricula activities in the sporting and cultural arenas. Students can study either the Japanese or Italian language and the school caters for international students from many countries. The school has a sister school relationship with MIKI High School in Japan and offers opportunities for students to take part in overseas travel as part of school programs: Japan for cultural visits; Singapore to take part in soccer tournaments; and Europe to explore Australia's cultural heritage. To further students developing their special talents, the school offers two accredited specialist programs - Performing Arts and Australian Football - as well as an Academic Extension Program for students in Years 8 to 10. The school's second campus offers senior students a combination of..