2021 - Blood Brothers 2022 - Little Shop of Horrors (Cancelled due to COVID-19) Katitjin Katitjin is a program partaken by all year 8 students. For the students it is a chance to get out of the classroom and learn within the community. The program is based out of the West Australian Rowing Club on the banks of the Swan River. The program runs for a full term. The name Katitjin is taken from the Noongar word meaning "to listen and to learn". Wesley Sports Club Wesley's sporting facilities on the South Perth Campus can be used by members of the Wesley Sports Club and the general public. Formed for members of the local South Perth Community, and the college's students, the club operates the Sports Club including swimming classes, weights training, yoga and other programs. Australian HPV Super Series (Pedal Prix) The school has a major involvement in the Australian International HPV Super Series, with the program currently being run by Kyal Rees. The team had been competing in the Busselton round each year since 2014. The 2018 race was their best one ever. The team represented by Finnian Emmett, Tyler Clement, Noah Tarrant, Alexander McAskil and Wallace Cheung had ridden 209 laps (177.65 km) in the 6 hours race and came first in the Senior School Division and also became the WA Champion School. The team had beat Hale School Dell Orean team by 16 laps. Notable alumni The school has produced four Rhodes scholars: R. Rossiter (1935), G. G. Rossiter (1946), M. V. Crockett (1994) and Dustin Stuart (2010). Sporting Several alumni of the school have become professional sportsmen. The R.E. Blanckensee Physical Education Centre contains a Hall of Fame showcasing over 160 of Wesley's finest sporting old boys. These include: Mark Coughlan, AFL, Richmond Tigers Ben Cousins, AFL, West Coast Eagles, Richmond, Brownlow Medallist Ian Dick, Hockey, Australia 1948–58, Olympic Captain Melbourne 1956 Dean Evans, Hockey, Australia 1985–92, Olympic Silver Medal Barcelona 1992 Mark Ettles, Baseball, Perth Heat, San Diego Padres MLB 1993, Olympics Sydney 2000 Lance Franklin, AFL, Hawthorn Hawks; Sydney Swans Clayton Fredericks, Olympic Equestrian Silver Medal Beijing 2008, 2008 and 2005 World Cup Champion, 2006 British Open Champion Michael Gardiner, AFL, West Coast Eagles, St Kilda Football Club James Harvey, Basketball, Captain Gold Coast Blaze NBL, Australian captain Boomers 2009 Stankovic Cup, China Ben Hollioake, Cricket, England Cricket Team Mitchell Marsh, Cricketer, West