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We are Hampton

Hampton Senior High School has a proud tradition in our local community, built over 50 years, as an Independent Public School whose graduates are recognised for the strength of their character alongside the quality of their academic performance. The lure of our Gifted and Talented Dance Program and our accreditation as a Specialist School for Digital Technologies, Drama and Cheer Dance, attracts students from a wide range of schools across the State, with each adding to the diverse cultural, linguistic and aspirational nature of our school population.

 

What keeps the students here, helps them thrive and promotes pride in the oft-used phrase “We are Hampton” is the professional knowledge, practice and engagement of our staff who endeavour to ensure everyone has the chance to live our school vision – Aspire, Innovate, Achieve.

Multiple Pathways To Success

We have a commitment to ensure that our students have every opportunity to capitalise on their strengths to achieve success in their endeavours. Our diverse programmes readily prepare all students whether they pursue vocational, academic or specialist streams.

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Beyond the Classroom

We have a commitment to ensuring that our students have access to nationwide essential systems and are well equipped to take advantage of the possibilities of new initiatives. Offering the possibility to explore real world learning that goes beyond the classroom.

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Follow The Dream

Our Follow the Dream program for Aboriginal students and Cadet (Bush Rangers) program engage students in a variety of learning opportunities, providing them with activities and educational experiences to improve their engagement, performance and pride.

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Preparing For The Future

We utilise digital technologies as an integral component of learning and teaching programs safely and responsibly. Thoughtful use of technology throughout the curriculum improves engagement and encourages collaboration. It allows students to prepare for the fast paced digital world by developing their confidence, communication and leadership skills.

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Gifted and Talented Program

Our school offers your child a variety of specialist and enrichment programs. Our Gifted and Talented Dance Program is highly regarded and is one of only two such programs in the State.

 

We also offer Specialist Programs in Digital Technologies, Cheer Dance and Performing Arts (Drama). We also provide school-based enrichment programs in applied science, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and an Athletics Academy.

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Share In Our Journey

We are proud of our school community and the positive relationships we build to provide the base from which our academic and pastoral care initiatives achieve results. Connect with us and see how we inspire, innovate and achieve in all we do.

This payment announced this week is in addition to the SAS payment (Secondary Assistance Scheme). Applications for SAS are closing soon. Dont miss out.

From Premier Roger Cook: 
Every WA family with kids currently enrolled in kindy to Year 12 will receive direct financial support through our brand new WA Student Assistance Payment.

During Term 2, parents will receive direct payments of $150 for each child in kindy to year 6, and $250 for each child in year 7 to 12.

The WA Student number mentioned is displayed on school reports.

This payment announced this week is in addition to the SAS payment (Secondary Assistance Scheme). Applications for SAS are closing soon. Don't miss out.

From Premier Roger Cook:
Every WA family with kids currently enrolled in kindy to Year 12 will receive direct financial support through our brand new WA Student Assistance Payment.

During Term 2, parents will receive direct payments of $150 for each child in kindy to year 6, and $250 for each child in year 7 to 12.

The WA Student number mentioned is displayed on school reports.From raising my kids in Kwinana, I know it’s the extra costs during those school years – things like stationery, excursions, or a new pair of school shoes – that can really put a dent in your household budget.

And I know the impact those extra costs can have. So my team and I are doing something about it.

Every WA family with kids currently enrolled in kindy to Year 12 will receive direct financial support through our brand new WA Student Assistance Payment.

During Term 2, parents will receive direct payments of $150 for each child in kindy to year 6, and $250 for each child in year 7 to 12.

It’s support for all families – helping them to pay for those essential school uniforms, a new backpack, a calculator, sport and music costs, or even food for their kids’ lunchboxes.

The new payment is on top of our recent relief measures – like household electricity credits and free public transport for students going to school and everyone else on Sundays – helping to take a bit of the pressure off for WA families.
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Go Keelani! We are very proud of you.
Thank you for the post Amber-Jade Sanderson.

Go Keelani! We are very proud of you.
Thank you for the post Amber-Jade Sanderson.Meet Keelani! A Morley local, an exceptional dancer and a great leader!

Keelani has been invited to attend the 2024 DanceStep Youth Leadership Summit in Canberra. On top of that, she’s also been invited to attend the Youth Leadership Summit and Award Ceremony, after she was awarded the ‘Kindness Value Award’, well done!

I’m proud to support Keelani’s journey to Canberra and to make it even more special, this will be her first time on a plane and travelling outside of WA! Go get them Keelani! 💪
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Sea Trials went very well with Project Down-Under completing the full trial in under 8 minutes. This is the first time this has been done by a team from Hampton at a State or National Final! Sea Tech Savants ROV looked very good before being beset with a series of problems including a corroded wire that interfered with their camera function and side motor that malfunctioned. They showed a great deal of resilience and character trying to work through their challenges and still posted a strong trial run (completing 4 of the 5 tasks) which is equal to the highest score any of our teams has posted in previous Sea Trials. 

Vector Projection had the morning to set up their trade booth which looks excellent. Im really looking forward to stopping by their set up and checking out their iPad display. They have taken quite a few lessons from their previous State and National experiences and really produced a quality display.

- Mr Chapman

𝐒𝐔𝐁𝐒 𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐔𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞

Sea Trials went very well with Project Down-Under completing the full trial in under 8 minutes. This is the first time this has been done by a team from Hampton at a State or National Final! Sea Tech Savants ROV looked very good before being beset with a series of problems including a corroded wire that interfered with their camera function and side motor that malfunctioned. They showed a great deal of resilience and character trying to work through their challenges and still posted a strong trial run (completing 4 of the 5 tasks) which is equal to the highest score any of our teams has posted in previous Sea Trials.

Vector Projection had the morning to set up their trade booth which looks excellent. I'm really looking forward to stopping by their set up and checking out their iPad display. They have taken quite a few lessons from their previous State and National experiences and really produced a quality display.

- Mr Chapman
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Helpful Resources

We aim to provide the tools for students to successfully engage and perform in every aspect of their journey through secondary education.

Here are some useful resources to get you through each and every day.