earn Certificate I, II or III. Unique to Aranmore is the Onsite workplace learning program. The College also provides a number of international students with support in English through the IEC (Intensive English Centre)and EALD program. Aboriginal students are supported by dedicated staff from the Aboriginal Students Program. A particular pride of the Aranmore community is their highly respected music, netball and rugby specialist programs. Demographics Aranmore educates approximately 700 students who come from a variety of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. The student body consists of local students both north and south of Leederville, students from regional WA and students from across the globe. It hosts a number of international students who are part of the IEC (Intensive English Centre) and Aboriginal students who are part of the nationally awarded Aboriginal Student Program. The College began taking in Year 7 students , to join the previous Year 8 to 12 demographic. Location Located just up from the Oxford St strip, Aranmore boasts a picturesque campus, nestled within the residential area with easy access to public transport. In recent years, the College has undergone an extensive building program where the College was able to retain its character buildings but refurbish them with contemporary classrooms and modern facilities. A new Centre for Arts & Sports Science (CASS) on the Oxford St streetside of the College, over the old Foley House building site has been built It includes a full sized multi-use court, Health and Physical Education offices, classrooms, extensive weights room, storage rooms, kitchen and a large stage area with green rooms. Below on the Oxford Street level there are further classrooms for dance and drama along with significant storage areas for props and costumes. The Science building has been refurbished and visitors can witness the many hands-on experiments, using modern and traditional equipment taking place regularly. Most recently, the Mann building has been upgraded to include a modern, state-of-the-art gourmet kitchen facility for the popular Food Technology classes. Despite being an inner city school, students have access to large recreational spaces on campus and the College regularly utilises City of Vincent amenities such as Loftus Recreation Centre, Beatty Park and Britannia Reserve. Notable alumni Michael MaloneiiNet founder and CEO Ryan CampbellWestern Warriors cricket player Tony Fraser, West Perth footballer Bryson GoodwinNRL Bulldogs/Rabbitohs Bronx GoodwinNRL Raiders/Sharks Tom Hogan, Test cricketer Daniel HoldsworthNRL Dragons/Bulldogs Kane KotekaWestern Force rugby union player Thon MakerMilwaukee Bucks