October 15, 2026

A Tradition Of Excellence In The Heart Of The Burdekin Enrol Now for 2027 at BCHS

With enrolments now officially open for 2027, Years 7 – 12, BCHS continues its strong tradition of delivering a quality Catholic education. Photo supplied

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Contributed with thanks by Burdekin Catholic High School

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Burdekin Catholic High School (BCHS) warmly invites parents and carers to explore a school where students are not just educated, but known, nurtured, and empowered to excel.

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With enrolments now officially open for 2027, Years 7 – 12, BCHS continues its strong tradition of delivering a quality Catholic education. The school blends academic engagement, personal growth, and spiritual development within a safe, encouraging environment where every young person can flourish.

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A Community That Cares

At BCHS, students are never just numbers in a classroom.

“Our school is a vibrant community where every individual is known and valued reflective of our Marist tradition,” says Principal Lorraine Wolffe.

“We aim to shape young people into confident, compassionate, and resilient leaders who are ready to make a positive impact on the world.”

The school is renowned across the region for its welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere grounded in shared values and a genuine sense of belonging. From the moment students step into Year 7 through to their final days in Year 12, they are guided by dedicated educators who take the time to mentor them according to their unique talents and aspirations.

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Excellence in Education & Diverse Pathways

Burdekin Catholic High School provides a forward-looking, comprehensive curriculum designed for the modern world. Whether a student aspires toward university, specialised trades, or direct entry into the workforce, BCHS crafts tailored learning pathways that foster critical thinking, creativity, and strong core literacy and numeracy skills.

State-of-the-art facilities, technology-enabled learning spaces, and dynamic co-curricular opportunities across sports, the creative arts, and student leadership ensure every child receives a vibrant, well-rounded education.

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Faith, Values, and Holistic Wellbeing

Grounded in Catholic values, BCHS embeds integrity, service, and mutual respect into everyday student life. Religious education and a rich liturgical tradition help students build a solid moral compass and deep personal character.

Central to the BCHS experience is a proactive approach to student mental health and wellbeing. Through structured pastoral care programs, house spirit, and on-site support services, BCHS ensures every student feels securely connected, heard, and supported through every milestone of their teenage years.

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Discover the BCHS Difference—Enrolling Now for 2027

Choosing the right high school is one of the most important decisions a family can make. Parents and carers are invited to book a personal campus tour, meet our passionate team, and feel the BCHS spirit firsthand.

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Information packs and enrolment applications for 2027 are available now through the school office or online at www.bchs.catholic.edu.au.