The West Australian Newspaper announces that a new school – All Saints School (sic) – is to be established.
Dr Eric Speed, Foundation Principal of All Saints' College.
The scale model of the new school that was on display at the Foundation Ceremony.
Sir Charles Court, Premier of Western Australia unveils the Foundation Plaque. Most Revd Geoffrey Sambell, Archbishop of Perth, blesses the new College.
The official opening of All Saints' College.
Compare this aerial photograph with the model on display at the Foundation Ceremony in 1980
Finally the College has its first Year 12 cohort.
New Primary Department
Today called Old Saints
Retreats have been an important part of Year 12 ever since.
This occupied part of the site of, and was incorporated into, the Aquatic Centre.
Mr Anthony London, second Principal of All Saints' College.
These were provided by students and staff of the Home Economics Department, as it was then called.
Previously a typed and photocopied newsletter was sent out. This marks a notable step in the history of quality publishing by the College.
The Most Rev Peter Carnley, Archbishop of Perth, consecrates All Saints' Collegiate Chapel
The Most Revd Peter Carnley, Archbishop of Perth, opens the Music and Drama Centre
The Guest of Honour was the Chief Justice of Western Australia, The Hon. David Malcolm. The Rt Revd Brian Kyme, Administrator of the Diocese of Perth blessed the buildings.
Reflecting the increased importance of the Houses in the Senior School's pastoral structure, Cowan and Durack Houses were added to Forrest, Murdoch, O'Connor and Stirling.
Connecting to the Internet and being able to use email opens a vast new world to students and staff.
Promoted by the P&F Association, ten years later the College was given the trophy 'in perpetuum' as it had won every year since.
The Wall Hangings were designed by Year 12 Art students in 1993.
Mrs Jill Williams, Head of the Junior School, attends the Winter Institute at Reggio Emilia, Italy.
The painting by Marcus Beilby celebrated the 20th year of the College.
Revd Peter Laurence, third Principal of All Saints' College.
Designed particularly for Year 12 and 13 students with independent learning areas and a common room. The building also featured wireless and wired network technology.
This happened some 15 years before most Year 7s in Western Australia were included in secondary schools.
Dr Geoffrey Shaw, fourth Principal of All Saints' College (initially Acting Principal)
Year 5 and 8 students were the first to take part in this important educational initiative. From 2004 all students in Year 5 to 10 had access to a notebook.
Local, interstate and international presenters showcased their work to school students from as far away as Bridgetown and Geraldton.
A major addition to the College's sporting facilities.
The bright colours and open spaces around a central meeting area reflect the Reggio Emilia philosophy of education.
All levels from K to Year 4 now have two classes.
The College celebrates its 25th year
Following a trial in three classrooms in 2005, all Years 1–4 classrooms were equipped with smartboards.
All Saints' has been part of Associated and Catholic Colleges (ACC) interschool sport since 1985. Despite competitor schools having greater numbers in their senior schools, All Saints' has usually managed to be in 'A' Division for Swimming and Athletics. This was the first time the College had won an 'A' Division carnival.
For the first time a match between girls' teams was played as a curtain-raiser to an Eagles game.
This is Malay and Indonesian for 'Night Market'.
The former Bush Court was transformed into an open, welcoming space that creates a sense of unity between the original set of buildings.
These overnight camps provide an outstanding opportunity for students and their class teacher to get to know each other.
The building was inaugurated by Senator Stephen Conroy, Federal Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy.
The Library has become a much brighter and lighter space, with additional meeting and classrooms.
Having had its own Houses since 1993, the Junior School moved to having the same six Houses as the Senior School.
The Opening Ceremony was hosted by Old Saint and award-winning theatre director Adam Mitchell, and featured performances by Old Saints Kylie Liang (Violinist and Associate Principal 2nd Violin in the WA Symphony Orchestra) and Deborah Ng (Pianist and postgraduate student at the Royal College of Music, London UK)
Ms Belinda Provis, fifth Principal of All Saints' College
As well as promoting fitness, this event emphasises All Saints' College as a single, unified school.
With innovative use of spaces and studios instead of classrooms, this building is used far more widely than its title suggests.
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