Programs

The Kinross Extension & Acceleration (KEA) Program caters to the needs of talented and gifted students. Earning a position in the program is the key to your child excelling and engaging throughout Years 7 – 10. If your child earns a position in the program they will be grouped with like-minded students and taught a specialised program that will prepare them for Years 11, 12 and University.

The Police Ranger program offered at Kinross College, in conjunction with Cadets WA, offers students in Yrs 8-12 amazing opportunities to develop an array of self-management, interpersonal and outdoor skills, along with knowledge of the WA Police Force.

Kinross College run a contemporary music program which consists of General Music, Music Enrichment, Instrumental program, Vocal group, Contemporary ensemble.

At Kinross College we offer a choice of three languages;
French - Italian - Auslan
Learning a second language aims to broaden students’ horizons to include the personal, social, and employment opportunities that an increasingly interconnected and interdependent world presents.

- Professional & Elite Coaching
- Advanced Core Skills
- Girls & Boys Academy
- Personal Excellence
- Professional partnerships & networks

The Basketball Academy combines practical and theoretical components of basketball and general fitness for year 7 to 10 student athletes and offers:
Professional & Elite Coaching
Advanced Individual Skills and Team Concepts
Personal Excellence
Professional Partnerships & Networks

Learning Support at Kinross College seeks to provide resources, teaching and learning opportunities with an individualised approach to ensure all students access curriculum (at their assessed level) to reach their full academic and social potential. Our well-resourced and fully trained Learning Support Team, also utilise resources from the Department of Education Special Educational Needs Unit and other training providers to deliver innovative and contemporary support to students.

Our Student Services Team supports the health and wellbeing of students and encourages a positive school environment. These supports include:

Leadership opportunities for students
Rewarding and recognising academic and cultural achievements
Providing fun activities through our House system
Social / Reward event opportunities through RISE - Year Coordinators
Emotional health and well-being support and guidance
Positive behaviour support
Access to support at school from the Chaplain, Community Health Nurse and School Psychologist

At Kinross College, students can participate and complete the Duke of Edinburgh Award. This is an internationally recognised award that challenges students to engage in four areas:

Voluntary service
Development of a skill
Physical recreation
Adventurous journey

This award encourages students to engage with the community and environment around them, increasing their connection to the world they live in.