SEDA College News

From respectful relationships to mental health to alcohol and drug abuse, SEDA students gained insight from experts on life's biggest challenges.

A unique experience in Leanora saw two of our students develop leadership, connection and community spirit.

Finishing Year 10 is one of those moments that feels bigger than it looks. On the surface it is just the end of a school year. But the decision that follows it, where to go for Year 11 and 12, shapes a lot of what comes after.

Discover the career and further study pathways SEDA graduates pursue after earning their nationally recognised Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics and Recreation.

See how the RugbyWA Sports Development Program prepares students for life after school with practical experience and career-focused learning.

Cricket is more than a game. Discover how SEDA College WA helps students explore career opportunities and build real-world experience in the sports industry.

Sport is more than a game, it’s a powerful learning environment that helps students build skills for real career pathways.

How vocational training helps students develop practical skills for construction and trade careers

Over the course of two days, we had two selected students fly up to Newman to help partners West Coast Eagles in their annual Warlawuuru Cup.

A day for SEDA College WA students to test their various skills, compete for house points but mostly to have fun!

What a year! 2025 certainly delivered the goods, with our SEDA College WA students, teachers and wider team celebrating some incredible achievements.

Actively engaging with RugbyWA and the Western Force, SEDA is committed to fostering strong connections and shaping the sport’s future.

2024 was a remarkable year for SEDA College WA, filled with academic and sporting achievements, memorable camps, workshops, and celebrations.

SEDA College WA runs weekly inclusive sports clinics across WA, partnering with local organisations and offering leadership opportunities for students.

This recap highlights the 2024 school sports season, including major wins in girls' soccer and AFL.

In this Staff Spotlight, cricket coach and teacher Ben Lillis shares his SEDA journey.

SEDA Alumni Scott Hollins reflects on his journey from SEDA to his career in rugby development, sharing key lessons and career achievements.

September in Australia doesn’t just mark the start of spring, but it’s also AFL finals month. There’s a lot to cheer about, no matter which side takes home the glory.

Staff bonded through farm activities while supporting inclusivity at Landsdale.

SEDA's Year 11 and 12 SEDA students tackle leadership challenges in Term Three.

SEDA College WA hosts an unforgettable 2024 SEDA Cup with fierce competition and lasting friendships.

SEDA College's Baldja Mob led an engaging Cultural Clinic, promoting Aboriginal culture and learning.

SEDA College WA staff joined Ronald McDonald House's Lovin' from the Oven program, baking treats for families in need.

In this Staff Spotlight, Braydon Beckley tells us about graduating from SEDA in 2015 to becoming a Teacher in the Perth Glory Sports Development Program.

Workplace Learning at SEDA College WA is a cornerstone of SEDA's hands-on teaching and learning philosophy.

The 2024 National Indigenous Camp was an enriching and transformative experience that brought together our SEDA College Indigenous students from across Australia.

SEDA WA recently raised over $1,000 for a cause close to their hearts: the Black Dog Institute's Mullets for Mental Health initiative.

SEDA student Benjamin Nesbit has earned a spot on Team Australia’s Under 18 National Junior Squad for baseball.

Current SEDA College WA staff member, Kara Antonio, returns to Fremantle Dockers Football Club as AFLW 2024 backline coach.

Soccer is the most-played outdoor club sport in Australia, and its popularity continues to soar.

The College celebrated Harmony Day at their first Round of Game On, held on Friday 8 March 2024.

SEDA student Makayla Hendry represented WA in late March on the WA Cricket Pathways Tour, which saw her fly to Adelaide to compete.

SEDA College staff recently embarked on their inaugural community initiative, joining forces with Workpower at their native plant nursery...

From heading down to shoot a few hoops with friends at the park, to watching the Wildcats dominate...

When it comes to school, most of us share a similar view of how things usually operate. Students attend...

There’s no doubt we Aussies love our cricket. From using the red-top wheelie bin as a wicket in friendly...