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Grounded in the rich tradition of the Servite Order and inspired by the story of our Seven Holy Founders, we are a College that looks forward.

We are committed to continuous improvement, innovation in learning and preparing young people with the skills, character and confidence to thrive in a changing world.

Our Servite charisms – Marian, Community and Service – guide daily life at the College.

Through the values of courage, compassion, hospitality, respect, justice and mercy, students are encouraged to live with integrity, build meaningful relationships and contribute positively to the world around them.

At Servite College, we believe every young person is created with purpose. Our role is to help each student discover who they are, develop their gifts and become all they are created to be.

We are a Catholic secondary College where students are known, supported and challenged, all within a community grounded in faith, strong relationships and high expectations.

With just over 1000 students, Servite offers the ideal balance – large enough to provide breadth of opportunity, yet small enough to ensure every student is genuinely known.

Our unique vertical Priory system connects students across year levels, fostering mentoring, leadership and a deep sense of belonging. In fact, research suggests that vertical pastoral systems can strengthen students’ sense of belonging and increase their opportunities for peer support and mentoring (Best, 2014). At its core, this creates the foundation of our community, where relationships matter and every student is supported throughout their journey.

We are proud of our strong academic outcomes and diverse pathways, supporting students to achieve their personal best.

At the same time, we recognise that learning is about more than results. Wellbeing is central to everything we do, ensuring students are supported to grow not only academically, but socially, emotionally and spiritually.

As an independent Catholic College, Servite has the flexibility to invest where it matters most, ensuring our students benefit from strong teaching, contemporary programs and quality facilities.

Importantly, a Servite education remains accessible to families, offering exceptional value compared to many independent schools in Perth. We are proud to provide a high-quality, well-rounded education that is within reach for many in our community.

Servite is a proudly multicultural College. Our students come from a wide range of cultural backgrounds, creating a vibrant and inclusive environment.

This lived experience of diversity helps our students develop respect, understanding and the ability to engage confidently in an increasingly global world, skills that are essential for life beyond school.

Learning at Servite extends well beyond the classroom.

Our Nannup property provides students with unique opportunities for outdoor education, reflection and personal growth. These experiences help build resilience, independence and strong connections with others, often becoming some of the most memorable parts of a student’s school journey.

Additionally, many before and after school clubs, teams and groups provide opportunities for students to get involved in activities across performing arts, visual arts, technologies, sporting pursuits including an exclusive partnership with Liverpool FC, and other special interests.

The enrolment selection process for Year 7 2027 was completed in 2025, with the cohort now at full capacity. Any new applications will be placed on our waiting list for future enrolment consideration. 

The College is now working through the enrolment selection process for Year 7 in 2028. We welcome new applications; however these will be placed on our waiting list for future enrolment consideration. 

For entry to the College in Year 7, we encourage families to apply for enrolment during Year 3 or Year 4. The College commences offering enrolment interviews in Year 5.

Year 4: Submit your Enrolment Application by the end of Term 3 at the latest.

Year 5: Interviews conducted throughout Year 5. All families advised of outcome by the end of Year 5.

Year 6: Orientation Day, Parent Information Morning and Uniform fittings for enrolled students held in Term 4

Each application must be accompanied by the prescribed Application Registration fee. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable, should you decide to cancel the application, or if the application does not result in enrolment.

Servite College has no formal feeder primary schools. We accept students from many different schools. Geographical location or proximity to the College is not an enrolment priority, however attending a Catholic Primary school is an enrolment priority.

The application process must be followed for each child in the family wishing to secure a place.

For entry to an already attending year group, applications are welcome at any time for consideration to join the College at the beginning of the next academic term. If places are available, we aim to conduct interviews in the term prior, so please submit your application at least 4 weeks before the end of a term to allow sufficient time for the application process to take place.

The College has the following Enrolment Priorities:

1. Siblings of children enrolled at the College, and children of College Alumni and current staff.
   Having a sibling at the College or a parent who attended the College will give your child priority for an interview or priority in the Waiting Pool, but it does not always guarantee enrolment.
2. Catholic students from Catholic primary schools
3. Catholic students from non-Catholic primary schools
4. Non-Catholic students from Catholic primary schools
5. Other non-Catholic students

Applications are reviewed, and interviews offered according to the Enrolment Priorities. Not all applicants will receive an interview.

Interviews are conducted by the Principal, Vice Principal or another member of the College Executive. The prospective student and both parents (where applicable) are expected to attend the interview.

Attendance at an interview does not guarantee an Offer of Enrolment.

Offers are made at the conclusion of interviews for each Enrolment Priority group.

Those who do not receive an Offer of Enrolment after their interview will be placed in the Waiting Pool and notified via email.

Students being offered enrolment to join an already attending year group may commence at the College at the beginning of a new term. Students cannot commence during term-time.

All Offers of Enrolment will be at the Principal’s discretion and are not subject to appeal.

To ensure new students align with our College values and contribute positively to our vibrant community, we will conduct reference checks for those wishing to join an already attending year group before joining the Waiting Pool.

If a particular year group is at capacity, any Enrolment Applications submitted are added to the Waiting Pool after a successful reference check.

When a place becomes available, we refer to the applicable Waiting Pool, review all applications, and offer an interview for potential enrolment.

We do not advise of an application’s position in the Waiting Pool at any point in time.

The College will contact you should your application be chosen to progress to an interview.

Waiting Pools are closed at the end of each academic year.