Located in Moora, Central Midlands Senior High School is a vibrant educational community, offering a wide range of academic and vocational subjects from Year 7 to Year 12.
Proud and Supportive
small class size: a low student-to-staff ratio ensures plenty of individual attention and assistance, both in and out of the classroom.
delivery of quality educational programs reflecting the phases of development and catering for individual differences.
excellent facilities including a Trade Training Centre for Hospitality, Engineering and Automotive, enabling students to learn in industry standard environments.
access to innovative, flexible pathways for learning with plenty of individual attention and assistance, both in and out of the classroom.
Multiple Learning Opportunities
As well as supporting students to achieve their best while studying ATAR and General Courses, our school has access to excellent facilities including including workplace learning programs. This prepares our students for life beyond school and gives them a competitive edge when applying for jobs.
Preparing Students for Life
Our school provides students with the opportunity to experience industry standard facilities including a Trade Training Centre for Hospitality, Engineering and Automotive, giving them a competitive edge when applying for jobs.
Multiple learning pathways
Students can choose from General, ATAR and VET pathways at CMSHS or a combination of pathways.
Schools of Isolated and Distance Education (SIDE)
Students can choose courses that are run face-to-face or courses that are offered by SIDE. Courses of high interest for the students that are not offered by the school can be accessed by students for General and ATAR courses.
Club 21
Central Midlands Senior High School provides ASDAN modules and short courses for students with special educational needs and disabilities, encouraging them on pathways to independence, self-reliance as well as employment.
Workplace Learning
Work place learning is an opportunity for Upper School students who learn about work in a work place of their choice. These come in the form of School-Based Traineeships that are arranged with the workplace provider and the school.
Info for Parents & Carers
Please use the links below to access information regarding some of the day-to-day aspects of attending Central Midlands Senior High School, as well as our core communications tool Connect.
Words From Our Community
I appreciate all the schoolwork posted on CONNECT and teacher's emails (while my child has been away from school).
Thank you so much for welcoming Jenny and I into your school. It was a great opportunity to see what you are doing in the Aboriginal Education space, very impressive. We would love to work with you and your students on a joint project. Cheryl suggested an art project in your Yarning and Relaxation area. It would be wonderful if our FTD students from Carine could have an on country cultural experience with your students," City meets Country." We would love to come up for a day or possibly an over night camp in late term 4 , if you believe it would be a beneficial experience for your students.
Thank you Cheryl & Central Midlands, a great event & RUOK day. Kaye & I really liked the cupcakes too!
I thought the R U Ok day that was held at the high school was very successful, and I must commend the staff, students and helpers on a job well done. I was able to catch up with a number of services that operate in Moora, and start building some partnerships in support of the Moora community.
I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the staff involved in making this week for the Country Week kids something to remember. They were all gutted, as I am sure the teachers were as well, so to make alternative arrangements at such a short notice is a credit to you all and I know my kids in particular really appreciate the effort made. I am so glad my kids are students at such a wonderful school with amazing staff.
Please could you say a huge thank you to the Principal, Assistant Principal and all the other teachers and staff for their hard work this semester. The excursions planned this semester have been great experiences for the children and these experiences and hard work and care for the students do not go unnoticed and are highly appreciated. Thanks so much.
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