- PS Structures Pty Ltd to deliver second stage of Brabham Senior High School (planning name)
- School set to open for year 7 students at the start of the 2028 school year
- Forms part of Cook Labor Government’s commitment to delivering high-quality education infrastructure for Western Australian students
A new secondary school for the fast-growing community of Brabham is another step closer to delivery, with PS Structures Pty Ltd confirmed to deliver the next stage of the significant Cook Labor Government project.
The $144 million Brabham Senior High School (planning name) will accommodate 1,000 students and is being delivered in two stages, with the first ready for day one of school in 2028.
All construction works are now set to be completed by PS Structures Pty Ltd. The school was designed by Taylor Robinson Chaney Broderick Architects.
Facilities set to open in 2028 include contemporary classrooms, administration and student services, a resource centre and computer science teaching area, as well as hard courts, landscaping, and parking.
The remaining works will include delivering additional specialist facilities including an endorsed education support program, health and physical education facilities, materials technology, science and food technology spaces, and a cafeteria.
The school oval will be a shared-use public open space, creating a valuable community asset that both students and the community can enjoy.
The new build forms part of the Cook Labor Government’s record investment of $6.4 billion in quality education infrastructure across Western Australia since 2017.
As stated by Education Minister Sabine Winton:
“Our government is investing in high-quality public schools to make sure students have access to the best possible learning opportunities in their local communities.
“This new secondary school in Brabham will provide students with modern classrooms and specialist facilities, designed to support learning across a wide range of subject areas.
“It is exciting to see this new milestone reached on this brand new school, which will welcome its first year 7 students in 2028.”
As stated by West Swan MLA Rita Saffioti:
“Brabham and Henley Brook are growing and our government is making sure the schools, roads and services local families need are growing with them.
“We’re getting on with delivering a new secondary school close to home and just a short walk from the new METRONET Whiteman Park Station.
“I look forward to seeing construction continue and the school open it’s doors to students in 2028.”
