Rehoboth Christian College
Primary School - Years 1-6
At Rehoboth Christian College, we are busy discovering God’s story for us. It is a story about how He has provided a safe, secure environment for Christian families to send their children to be educated; a place where students are taught to think Christianly about the world and their place in it.
Primary Curriculum
Rehoboth exists as an extension of the Christian home, providing a way for parents to fulfil their God-given responsibility to educate their children and raise them in the ways of the Lord. We encourage a Christian worldview and recognise the centrality of the church in the life of the Christian community, and its place in the College’s history and culture.
Core Subjects
- English: reading, writing, spelling and speaking skills developed through phonics, literature and comprehension.
- Mathematics: number fluency, algebraic thinking, measurement, geometry and statistics, emphasising problem‑solving and reasoning.
- Science: biological, chemical, physical and earth sciences explored through inquiry and hands‑on investigations.
- Humanities & Social Sciences (HASS): history, geography, civics and economics taught in context of God’s world and our role as stewards.
- Languages: Mandarin is offered from Years 1-6, opening students’ minds to other cultures.
- The Arts: music, drama and visual arts lessons cultivate creativity and appreciation of beauty.
- Technologies: digital and design technologies develop computational thinking and problem solving.
- Health & Physical Education: building healthy lifestyles, coordination and teamwork.
Our Distinct Programs
Our perspective at Rehoboth is to see everything within the context of the ‘big picture’ story of Scripture:
- Creation – What God intended
- Fall – What went wrong when sin tainted the world
- Redemption – God’s plan to fix the problem of sin
- Restoration – Our response and how God will renew His creation
All curriculum at Rehoboth is taught through this biblical lens, helping students see Christ as sovereign over every aspect of their lives and learning.
A Biblical Studies Program (Kindy - Year 6)
Our Biblical Studies program is a comprehensive course that covers the entire Bible. From Creation to the End Times, the program covers everything your child needs to know.
It starts in Kindy with basic Bible stories which act as stepping stones to the latter years where studies gain a little more breadth.
A Church History Program (Year 5 and 6)
Church History surveys the major events, people and movements that would impact Christianity in the last two thousand years, and seeks to help our students discern their place in God’s Church. It challenges students to make sense of how God has worked in the world through his people and to discern how God might be calling them to serve His Church. Church History promotes theological growth, challenges distortions, and encourages appreciation for God’s blessings to His people.
Kitchen Garden Program (Years 1-6)
Kitchen Garden is a hands‑on learning program for students in Years 1–6. Through time spent planting, nurturing, harvesting and cooking fresh produce, students learn where food comes from and develop practical life skills. The program supports wellbeing, teamwork and responsibility, while encouraging healthy choices and care for God’s creation.
Learning Support
Learning Support at Rehoboth is designed to help every student flourish. Learning Support Coordinators oversee the process, working closely with trained Education Assistants, Learning Support teachers, and classroom teachers to support students who require additional assistance, as well as those who benefit from extension and enrichment. Individual Education Plans ensure students with specific learning needs are well catered for, and throughout all learning, Biblical perspectives are integrated so students grow in wisdom alongside knowledge.
Throughout all learning, Biblical perspectives are integrated so that students see God’s hand in every subject and develop wisdom alongside knowledge.
Pastoral Care & Student Support
Pastoral care is a cornerstone of the Rehoboth experience. Their class teacher is primarily responsible for their pastoral care. Issues are carefully followed up by the Heads of Teaching and Learning, Learning Support Coordinator, Chaplains or Principals, ensuring that no student falls through the cracks.
Pastoral Support
Chaplains and teaching staff offer discipleship and mental support.
- Daily worship, Bible study, and prayer
- Chaplaincy services across all year groups
Student Support
- Class teachers providing personalised guidance and support
- Academic monitoring and wellbeing by Head of Teaching and Learning and Learning Support Coordinator
Discipline
Behavioural support and guidance.
- Fair, firm, and restorative discipline system
- Regular parent communication and consultation
Learning with Technology
Technology at Rehoboth is used intentionally to enhance learning, not distract from it. Students in Years 4-12 are equipped with a 1:1 Microsoft Surface device, supported by Microsoft 365, enabling seamless collaboration, organisation, and access to coursework both at school and at home. Our interactive classrooms are designed to support engaging, dynamic lessons, with modern AV tools that bring learning to life. Students are taught to use technology thoughtfully – developing strong research skills, critical thinking, and responsible digital citizenship. By integrating technology in meaningful ways, we help students build the digital skills they need for the future – while giving parents confidence that technology is used with balance, purpose, and care.
Cocurricular and Extracurricular
Sport and Physical Activities
Rehoboth excels in sports, specialising in selected sports to develop high standards.
Competitions and Training
- WA School Sports competitions
- Inter-school carnivals
- After-school Athletics training for Years 3-6
Other Activities
- Swimming Lessons (Pre primary-Year 6)
- Edu Dance Program in Term 1
- Chess Tournament
- Rehoboth Arts Festival (Term 3) – Featuring events, activities, and performances throughout the week
- Year 6 discipleship groups
- Upper Primary overnight and extended camps
Uniform and Canteen
Daily Life and Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership at Rehoboth is central to who we are. We believe Christian education is too important to be left to teachers alone, and that the Bible calls parents to be actively involved in bringing children up in God’s ways.
From Rehoboth’s earliest years—when parents physically helped build the school—to today, families are invited to partner with us in many ways, including attending school events, volunteering, serving as Parent Representatives, participating in initiatives such as the Fathering Project, praying for the school, and serving on the Board.
While hands‑on involvement is valued, we believe a shared, gospel‑shaped mindset is even more important, as together we nurture children to love and serve God in every area of life.
Enrolments and Fees
From the moment you call or walk into one of our offices, we aim to make the enrolment process as straightforward and pleasurable as possible. We accept student enrolments on the basis that at least one parent is a committed Christian and is a regular and active member of a Protestant Christian church.
How to Enrol
- Submit an Application for Enrolment along with required documents (birth certificate, immunisation records, reports, and a pastor’s reference).
- Attend an enrolment interview to discuss the College’s expectations and your family’s values.
- Upon offer of a place, pay the Security of Enrolment Fee (currently AUD $200) to secure your child’s position.
Fee Structure
Rehoboth’s fees are very competitive, as we are classified as a low-fee school. One of the attractive aspects of our fee structure is provision for families with multiple children, in order to make Christian education as affordable as possible:
- First child: 100% of fees
- Second child: 75% of fees
- Third child: 50% of fees
- Additional children: Zero fees
Families who complete five hours of College support in each semester receive a discounted fee rate.
Download the latest Fee Schedule for detailed information.
Contact the Primary Campuses
Rehoboth operates two primary campuses offering the same curriculum and values. Come and see us in action or arrange a tour:
| Campus | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Wilson K–6 | 22 Dalton Place, Wilson WA 6107 | +61 8 9274 9940 |
| Kenwick K–6 | 92 Kenwick Road, Kenwick WA 6107 | +61 8 9274 9900 |
General enquiries: community@rehoboth.wa.edu.au
Follow the links below to book a campus tour, view our calendar or download prospectuses.