At Belmont City College, we have high expectations of our students and staff, who embrace our ethos – to demonstrate pride in themselves, their school and their community.
Let’s work together to foster an environment where every student can feel safe and thrive academically, socially and personally.
🧪👩🔬CHEMISTRY CHAMPIONS!👩🔬🧪
This term, Belmont City College participated in the WA RACI Titration Competition. Over 300 students participated across metropolitan, regional and remote WA.
A titration is a chemical experiment where the aim is to determine, by chemical analysis, the precise amount of a substance of known composition but unknown quantity in a given sample. Scoring is based on the difference between the result calculated by the student and the correct result. Success requires skill, attention to detail and, sometimes, careful reasoning and problem-solving under pressure.
Individually, our students earned 6 High Distinctions, 2 Distinctions & 1 Competent. In their teams, our students were ranked as follows:
Team 1 (Kayyisah, Zunairah, Thuy-An): Equal (Tied) 1st Place in WA 🥇
Team 2 (Sonam, Ayala, Arianne): 4th Place in WA.
Team 3 (Shinji, Rizhaella, Jamie): 13th Place in WA.
Belmont City College put on a rousing display of girl-power, with our first all-female entrance into the competition. Historically, our girls have performed very well in this competition, and 2026 has proved no exception, continuing this time-honoured titration tradition.
We are incredibly proud of the perseverance, attention to detail, and committed work ethic displayed by these students. Their efforts reflect genuine pride in their learning and are a credit to both themselves and the school. Congratulations!
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Well done!
🏅 Congratulations to our Belmont City College Deaf Education Program students and staff, past and present, who will be representing Western Australia at the 20th Australian Deaf Games on the Sunshine Coast (4–11 July)!
A special congratulations to:
• Brittany Toy (Class of 2018), named Vice-Captain of the Women's Netball Team and WA Flag Bearer.
• Theody Agudo (Class of 2020), Vice-Captain of the Mixed Netball Team.
• Leila Agudo (Class of 2017), competing in the Women's Netball Team.
• Andrew Waugh, BCC Auslan Language Model, competing in Pickleball, Basketball and Mixed Netball, as well as coaching the Mixed Netball Team.
We're also proud of current Year 12 student Lucas Allinson, who has been training alongside the WA Mixed Netball team and is working towards his dream of representing Australia at the 2030 Deaf Games.
We wish all our BCC representatives the very best and look forward to cheering them on! 💙💛
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Amazing achievement. Congratulations to everyone involved 👏
Great achievement, well done!
Congratulations 🙌
