Roebourne District High School

The $94 million redevelopment of Roebourne District High School was completed ahead of schedule and officially opened in time for the 2026 school year.

Located on Ngarluma Country, the project was shaped through extensive consultation with the local community, including Ngarluma, Yindjibarndi and Banyjima language groups, to create culturally responsive learning environments that celebrate identity, connection and community.

The redevelopment included a new primary school, high school facilities, science and library spaces, a multipurpose hall, cultural and language hubs, student services, administration, and thoughtfully designed outdoor areas, including yarning circles and a welcoming community gathering space.

Delivered in collaboration with Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects and funded by the WA Government with support from Woodside Energy, the project forms part of Western Australia’s record investment in education infrastructure and the Connected Community School trial.

Thank you to our people, trade partners and the Roebourne community for their collaboration and trust throughout delivery. This project further reinforces ADCO’s capability to deliver complex, culturally sensitive projects in remote and regional locations.