At Belmont City College, we have high expectations of our students and staff, who embrace our ethos – to demonstrate pride in themselves, their school and their community.
Let’s work together to foster an environment where every student can feel safe and thrive academically, socially and personally.
This year’s Clontarf Leadership Camp was held in Busselton. The camp began with a morning tea at the Clontarf Central Office, where the boys introduced themselves and connected with Clontarf partners. ☕🍰
On arrival at the campsite there were icebreaker activities, including a swimming session, to strengthen bonds and build camaraderie. The day concluded with a yarning circle and the development of their Leadership Pledge statements. ⛺🏊🏽♀️
On day two, the group started the morning with training at Yallingup Surf School on Smiths Beach, then travelled to Dunsborough Primary School to facilitate clinics with primary students. This initiative provides a meaningful opportunity for our young men to give back to the local community while developing their confidence and leadership capabilities. 🏄🏾🌊
These boys are our future leaders. Leadership camps such as this play an important role in developing foundational leadership skills as they enter the final years of their schooling journey. We hope they carry these lessons forward, becoming strong role models within their communities and for generations to come. 🌈
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The Belmont City College Student Council has kicked off 2026 with energy and enthusiasm. Our dedicated councillors have already taken part in two exciting events this year.
On Tuesday, 10 February, councillors attended a workshop facilitated by Skyfields, where they were invited to contribute ideas toward the development of a proposed town park near Perth Airport. Working collaboratively in groups, students shared thoughtful suggestions focused on creating a space that is welcoming and inclusive for all members of the Belmont community.
The Student Council has shown a strong interest in becoming more involved in local community initiatives, and this opportunity was a fantastic way to begin turning that commitment into action.
Senior School councillors attended the GRIP Student Leadership Conference at the Perth Exhibition and Conference Centre on Thursday, 19 February. The conference brings together students from schools across the state and provides young leaders with a clear understanding of what it means to lead effectively.
Throughout the day, students engaged with a range of topics designed to support them in navigating challenges within the school environment and fostering a positive culture in their school communities. Councillors also selected four elective workshops, with options covering diverse areas such as public speaking and successful event planning.
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