Major facility upgrades transform Roleystone Community College

  • New sports hall, performing arts theatre, and STEM laboratory completed as part of $18.9 million project
  • Delivers on a key Cook Labor Government election commitment in Darling Range
  • New facilities designed and built around the school’s existing environment

A major $18.9 million project at Roleystone Community College has been officially opened, delivering on a key election commitment in Darling Range.

The significant upgrades include a new sports hall, performing arts theatre, and state-of-the-art science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) laboratory.

The new sports hall is equipped with facilities for basketball, netball, volleyball, and badminton.

For performing arts students, the new drama studio includes stage lighting, audiovisual facilities, a green room, retractable seating, and supports the College’s performing arts club.

The refurbished STEM facilities provide improved classrooms for practical and contemporary science learning, including a mechatronics laboratory.

These new facilities were designed and built around the college’s existing environment, including the retention of established trees and landscaping.

The project features public artwork by Western Australian artist Marcus Canning called Balancing Act, which was created using reclaimed jarrah pylons that spent 75 years in the Indian Ocean.

The Cook Labor Government is committed to providing quality education infrastructure close to where families live.

As stated by Education Minister Sabine Winton:

“It is important that Western Australian students have access to comfortable, modern learning environments.

“These upgrades mean Roleystone Community College students can pursue interests across sport, the arts, and science and technology in facilities designed to support them to thrive.

“It is fantastic to see this investment, which delivers on our government’s election commitment, creating spaces that students, staff, and the wider Roleystone community can enjoy for years to come.”

As stated by Darling Range MLA Hugh Jones:

“Roleystone is a close-knit community, and these state-of-the-art facilities mean new opportunities and ways of learning are now part of everyday school for every kid at Roleystone Community College.

“The Cook Labor Government delivers, and I am proud to see my election commitment making life better for families and kids in our community.”

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