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Churchlands Senior High School Word Template ENROLMENT | 7 FEBRUARY 2017 OPTIONAL INTAKE AREAS The following defines an optional area between Churchlands SHS and Carine SHS: From a point on the Indian Ocean coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, east from this point to the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, north east along West Coast Highway to Karrinyup Road, east and south east along Karrinyup Road to Huntriss Road, south along Huntriss Road to Sackville Terrace, west along Sackville Terrace to Holbeck Street, south along Holbeck Street to Scarborough Beach Road, north west and west along Scarborough Beach Road and its western extension to the coastline and north along the coastline to a point on the coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive. The boundary parts of West Coast Highway (south side), Karrinyup Road (south side), Huntriss Road (both sides), Sackville Terrace (north side), Holbeck Street (both sides) and Scarborough Beach Road (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Balcatta SHS and Churchlands SHS: From the intersection of Sackville Terrace and Holbeck Street, east along Sackville Terrace and Barnes Street to Odin Road, north along Odin Road to the southern arm of Birralee Loop, east between the southern arm of Birralee Loop and Hertha Place to the Mitchell Freeway, south and south east along the Mitchell Freeway to Scarborough Beach Road, north west along Scarborough Beach Road to Holbeck Street and north along Holbeck Street to Sackville Terrace. The boundary parts of the Sackville Terrace (south side), Barnes Road (south side), Odin Road (east side), Hertha Place (both sides), Mitchell Freeway (west side) and Scarborough Beach Road (north side) are included with this optional area. The boundary parts of Birralee Loop (both sides) and Holbeck Street (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Churchlands SHS and Mirrabooka SHS: From the intersection of the Mitchell Freeway and Scarborough Beach Road, east along Scarborough Beach Road to Green Street, east along Green Street to Wanneroo Road, north along Wanneroo Road to Roberts Street, west along Roberts Street to the Mitchell Freeway and south along the Mitchell Freeway to Scarborough Beach Road. The boundary parts of Scarborough Beach Road 1 ENROLMENT | 7 FEBRUARY 2017 OPTIONAL INTAKE AREAS (north side), Green Street (north side) Wanneroo Road (west side) and the Mitchell Freeway (east side) are included within this option area. Roberts Street (both sides) is excluded from this option area. The following defines an optional area between Churchlands SHS and Mount Lawley SHS: From the intersection of the Mitchell Freeway and Scarborough Beach Road, east along Scarborough Beach road to Green Street, continuing east along Green Street to London Street, south along London Street to Loftus Street, south along Loftus Street to the northern extension of Colin Place, south along this extension and south along Colin Place to Troode Street, east along Troode Street to Sutherland Street, south east and south along Sutherland Street to Wellington Street, west along Wellington Street to Thomas Street, north east along Thomas Street to the Perth-Fremantle railway line, generally west along the railway line to the Subiaco Railway Station, west from the railway station to Station Street (southern section), north along Station Street (southern section) to Salvado Road, west along Salvado Road to Station Street (northern section), north along Station Street (northern section) to Cambridge Street, west along Cambridge Street to Gregory Street, north along Gregory Street to the junction with Wise Street, east from this junction through Lake Monger to the Mitchell Freeway, north west along the Mitchell Freeway to Scarborough Beach Road. The boundary parts of Scarborough Beach Road (south side), Green Street (south side), London Street (west side), Loftus Street (west side), Colin Place (both sides), Troode Street (both sides), Sutherland Street (southern and western sides), Wellington Street (north side), Thomas Street (east side), Station Street (southern and northern sections, east side), Salvado Road (north side), Cambridge Street (north side) and Mitchell Freeway (north east side). The boundary parts of Gregory Street (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Churchlands SHS, Mount Lawley SHS and Shenton College: From the junction of Roberts Road and Rokeby Road, north to the Subiaco Railway Station, north east and east along the railway line to Loftus Street, south west along Loftus Street and Thomas Street to Roberts Road, and west along Roberts Road to Rokeby Road. The boundary parts of Loftus Street (west side), Thomas Street (west side) and Roberts Road (north side) are included within this optional area. 2 .
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