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Thank you for taking the time to visit the Coodanup College website, and welcome. I hope it is informative and gives you an understanding of the many diverse educational experiences available at Coodanup.
A co-educational public college, Coodanup College is located 80km south of Perth in the beautiful, coastal City of Mandurah. Catering for years 7-12, we aim to instil ambition and drive in our students throughout their six years at Coodanup, supporting them to gain confidence in their abilities.
Family, carers and the community are integral to our operation, and we welcome the involvement and input into our college, where student learning is at the centre of everything we do…
🥊 From giving it a go to representing Australia!
Congratulations to Coodanup College student Liam, who has been selected to represent Australia at the World Muay Thai Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, in March 2027!
What began as a couple of sessions a week at Mandurah Muay Thai has grown into around 15 hours of training each week, supported by his coaches and proud family.
His willingness to listen, determination to improve and commitment to keep going have earned him an incredible opportunity to step onto the world stage.
We’re proud of you Liam, we all can’t wait to cheer you on! 🌏
Congrats Liam 👏
Well done Liam. He has all those qualities in the classroom too. Today he showed good perseverance in music. Good luck on your commitments overseas.
Congratulations, well done 👏👏👍
Well done congratulations 🥊
Very cool 😎
Great work Liam!!
Well done Liam Congratulations 🎉❤️
Awesome Liam!! Well done!
Awesome...hard work n commitment pays off Liam💯👍
Yes kick some ass. Hoppa een echte van den bos
Last week, our Year 12s took centre stage at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre for a night of celebration, proud families and a few “I promised I wouldn’t cry” moments! There was plenty to celebrate as we recognised achievements across the classroom, workplace learning, sport, culture, leadership and community service.
Ash Garlett Penfold and our Moorditj Ngoonis opened the evening with an Acknowledgement of Country, didgeridoo and cultural dance, followed by the National Anthem performed by returning 2025 graduate Mary.
We also welcomed Class of 1994 graduate Councillor Daniel Wilkins - City of Mandurah back as our guest speaker. What a way to show our students where life beyond Coodanup can lead!
A massive shout-out to our generous sponsors for helping give our graduates the celebration and recognition they deserve:
4signs • Alcoa • Bunnings Warehouse Halls Head • Choyces • City of Mandurah • David Nixon Plumbing & Gas • Emerge Office • Fair Play Sports • Falcon Lions Club • Fighter Fit Boxing & Fitness Mandurah • Hon Andrew Hastie MP • Jacksons Drawing Supplies • Mandurah Murray Mayday Inc • Nortec Electrical • Palmerston • Perth Scientific • Pumps 'N' Pipes • Reading Cinemas Mandurah • Rhys Williams MLA • Rotary Club of Mandurah Districts • SSTUWA • The Hair Firm • The Teaching Hub • Westcoast Roofs • Westoz Foods • Westwear • Zonta
We are incredibly grateful to the Ragdoll Foundation for supporting our ATAR students, and to every award partner, sponsor and community supporter who helped celebrate our graduates.
To our families and staff, thank you for the encouragement, patience, pep talks and belief that helped our students reach this milestone.
And to our Class of 2026, whether you left the stage with an award, a scholarship or that brilliant feeling of “I did it”, we hope you left knowing how proud we are of you. You have each brought something unique to Coodanup. Now it’s time to take it out into the world.
Go make your mark, Class of 2026. We’ll be cheering you on. 🎓
Explore. Dream. Discover.
Last week, our Year 12s took centre stage at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre for a night of celebration, proud families and a few “I promised I wouldn’t cry” moments! There was plenty to celebrate as we recognised achievements across the classroom, workplace learning, sport, culture, leadership and community service.
Ash Garlett Penfold and our Moorditj Ngoonis opened the evening with an Acknowledgement of Country, didgeridoo and cultural dance, followed by the National Anthem performed by returning 2025 graduate Mary.
We also welcomed Class of 1994 graduate Councillor Daniel Wilkins - City of Mandurah back as our guest speaker. What a way to show our students where life beyond Coodanup can lead!
A massive shout-out to our generous sponsors for helping give our graduates the celebration and recognition they deserve:
4signs • Alcoa • Bunnings Warehouse Halls Head • Choyces • City of Mandurah • David Nixon Plumbing & Gas • Emerge Office • Fair Play Sports • Falcon Lions Club • Fighter Fit Boxing & Fitness Mandurah • Hon Andrew Hastie MP • Jacksons Drawing Supplies • Mandurah Murray Mayday Inc • Nortec Electrical • Palmerston • Perth Scientific • Pumps 'N' Pipes • Reading Cinemas Mandurah • Rhys Williams MLA • Rotary Club of Mandurah Districts • SSTUWA • The Hair Firm • The Teaching Hub • Westcoast Roofs • Westoz Foods • Westwear • Zonta
We are incredibly grateful to the Ragdoll Foundation for supporting our ATAR students, and to every award partner, sponsor and community supporter who helped celebrate our graduates.
To our families and staff, thank you for the encouragement, patience, pep talks and belief that helped our students reach this milestone.
And to our Class of 2026, whether you left the stage with an award, a scholarship or that brilliant feeling of “I did it”, we hope you left knowing how proud we are of you. You have each brought something unique to Coodanup. Now it’s time to take it out into the world.
Go make your mark, Class of 2026. We’ll be cheering you on. 🎓
Explore. Dream. Discover.
Andrew Hastie @andrewhastiemp @cr_daniel_wilkins @thehairfirm @westcoastroofs @emergeoffice Emerge Office Westoz Foods
Thanks for the honour of addressing the graduating students. It was a fabulous night!
Good luck and congratulations to all the year 12 students. I hope all your dreams come true in the future.
That is a fantastic description of the evening.
