Free family fun at Dunsborough school open morning

A free open morning this weekend will allow families to explore the campus and meet staff at Dunsborough Christian College while enjoying pony rides, a bouncy castle, face painting and live music.

DCC’s Heidi Mullender said there was much to see and experience during the open morning.

“Dunsborough Christian College is delighted to pioneer the first high school in Dunsborough, with Year 7 underway, Year 8 in 2025 and expanding yearly to be a Kindergarten to Year 12 College by 2029.

“DCC’s core goal is to cultivate a holistic, Christian, and evidence-informed education for all students delivered through a rich, diverse educational program that fosters curiosity, discovery, creativity, and problem solving.”

She said educators were committed to providing students with diverse opportunities to “embrace challenges, establish high personal goals, and participate in a variety of learning activities”.

“As a vibrant school community, they actively encourage collaboration between parents, students, and staff, recognising the crucial role that partnerships play in a student’s educational journey.”

Dunsborough Christian College is an open enrolment school and enquiries are invited from families with and without a Christian faith background, who share in the ethos of the College.

The open morning will be held on Saturday August 24 from 9am to 11am at the school campus, 99 Cornerstone Way, Quedjinup. Free registration and info at www.dcc.wa.ed.au