Beyond the Classroom


At Living Waters Lutheran College, we encourage our students to be active participants within our community and are committed to providing co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to all students throughout the year. We aim to provide several academic and sporting opportunities to suit a range of interests and abilities, and to encourage students to try new activities.

Students can also participate in extra activities during the school day, including the IT Club, Chess Club and Homework Club.

We offer individuals the opportunity to join our well-established Primary Choir who perform at many of our whole College events and provide external entertainment for a local Aged Care Centre. Individual tuition occurs during school hours for a variety of different musical instruments.

The College has an active Arts Department and have previously presented their work at the Rockingham Sculpture by the Sea event.

The College is delighted to showcase the talents of our Primary school students at our annual Arts exhibition

The College provides activities and experiences beyond the classroom to encourage and support academic, social and personal development. Participating in camps and excursions gives students the opportunity to interact with their teachers and peers in a new environment that promotes resilience, self-esteem, responsibility, communication and social interaction while also providing academic experiences. These camps range from overnight stays to a three-day camp in Busselton.

Excursions and incursions vary from year to year depending on the curriculum topics covered in each year group.

Living Waters Lutheran College supports the overseas aid and resettlement agency of the Lutheran Church of Australia, Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS). We provide multiple opportunities throughout the year for students to develop the skills and understanding to aid people less fortunate than themselves. Students participate in an ALWS Day which focuses on challenges and hands-on activities which allow students and teachers to consider the difficulties people living in poverty can face due to war, economics and discrimination. Students are invited to participate in several fundraising activities throughout the school year.

Each year brings with it a variety of activities available to students. The College offers a range of Co-curricular activities including, soccer, cricket, softball, swimming and cross country running. Students participate in Inter-school events and Carnivals through the Catholic Primary Schools Sports Association (CPSSA).