Inside Piara Waters SHS
Piara Waters Senior High School is Western Australia's newest secondary public school. The new high school was announced in May 2021 by then-Premier Mark McGowan and Education Minister Sue Ellery to serve the vibrant and multicultural Piara Waters community. The school opened in 2023 with its first cohort of Year 7 students.
The campus represents a $59 million investment by the WA Government and is one of the better-resourced new public schools in Australia. The administration block, student services area, education support centre, library and information resource centre were all completed before opening, with classrooms and specialist facilities continuing to grow as the school adds year levels each year.
Because the school only opened in 2023 with Year 7s, it currently runs Years 7 to 9 (in 2026) and will progressively add a year level each year until the foundational students reach Year 12 in 2028. That means the school doesn't yet have an ATAR record, but it's the natural local senior school for families in the Piara Waters, Treeby, and surrounding new-build catchments.