Hale School is a traditional boys’ school with a contemporary outlook.
As Western Australia’s oldest boys’ school with a time-honoured tradition of academic excellence, our high standards endure with our contemporary approach to teaching and learning. In fact, we believe that there has never been a more important time than now for boys’ schooling.
While educational and life outcomes for boys in Australia and around the world are declining, Hale School students continue to achieve excellent results that allow them to go on to tertiary education, training, apprenticeships and careers.
*Based on 2023 WACE data
Out students’ wellbeing is at the centre of everything we do,
both at school and beyond, and is underpinned by our Anglican faith.
Hale School is 100% focused on what works for boys. We understand that boys are different to girls in their development, and this affects how they learn. We work intentionally to extend their strengths and support them in areas of challenge, through carefully designed curriculum, resources, teaching approaches and facilities.
Hale’s 48-hectare campus is set amongst natural bushland, tall trees and spacious ovals, where our boys have room to move, space to learn and an invitation to connect with nature.
Hale School inspires the broad development of every boy. We want our students to celebrate boyhood in positive ways that demonstrate respect, resilience and responsibility.
At the same time, we understand that we do not live in a single-sex society and this is why we have intentional co-curricular programs with girls’ schools across all year levels.
Wondering how you gain entry for your son?
Read more about Hale’s entry criteria and our application process.