John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School is a school of the Anglican Schools Commission of Western Australia. It is a dual campus, co-educational community school with campuses at Beechboro and Mirrabooka. The School opened in 1989. In 1992, the School opened its Mirrabooka Campus. The mission of the School is to build a Christian community of learners, to provide a quality educational experience, and to nurture the whole person in the three dimensions of mind, body and spirit. The School is organised around four phases of learning, Early Childhood Years (Kindergarten to Year 2), Primary Years (Year 3 to Year 6), Middle Years (Year 7 to Year 9) and Senior Years (Year 10 to Year 12). Approximately 2000 students are enrolled at the School, 900 in Years K to 6 and 1100 in Years 7 to 12 from a wide-range of ethnic backgrounds. The School has a reputation for its strong pastoral care, its comprehensive educational and co-curricular programmes. Some of the unique features of the School include its focus on Performing Arts and its extensive K to Year 6 Music and Chorister Programme. The School is also one of a few independent schools in WA to teach Aviation.