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Our uniform and crest have been influenced by the colours of the Midwest. From a satellite map of this region, we took the dark blue of the Indian Ocean beyond the Continental Shelf, the teal of shallower waters, the pristine white of the sands along the beaches and the pindan red from the Murchison.

The elements of our crest include the Aboriginal symbol for star – those same lights that have lit the way for travellers since time began. One of our Visual Arts teachers, Nat Cooper gave us the first representations of the sails. These sails depicted represent the historical perspective of visitors to this land – whether thousands of years past or since non Aboriginal travellers have arrived. The sails also recognise the contemporary Geraldton that is known across the world as the home of some of the finest kite and wind surfing conditions. 

The narrative here extends to the notion that a journey by sail – lit by the stars is undertaken by a sailor who is in control of their journey. Optimism and confidence are two characteristics of this person. These are two strengths that we are building in our students on their learning journey. 

Champion Bay Senior High School is a multicultural environment with a diverse range of students from the Geraldton and Midwest region. Students from areas outside Geraldton wishing to attend Champion Bay Senior High School are able to board at the Geraldton Residential College. Our school is also served by a comprehensive bus network that enables students to travel from Geraldton’s suburbs and agricultural hinterland.