History

• 1962 – Inaugural P&C meeting held in September; Parents voted unanimously that the name Churchlands be retained as the name of the School
• 1963 – School transferred to its present site at Churchlands
• 1963 – School crest designed

1963 – Students attended Perry Lakes Stadium for the Queen’s visit

• 1964 – First school magazine “Retrospect”
• 1964 – First school production “Trial by Jury”
• 1964 – Swimming Carnival first win
• 1966 – 43 Commonwealth Scholarships
• 1967 – Churchlands became a 5-year Senior High School
• 1968 – Athletics Carnival first win
• 1968 – Inaugural "Prefects Ball"

• 1970 – Storm destroyed many trees in front of the school
• 1971 – New school library building commenced
• 1971 – Language laboratory established
• 1972 – Commonwealth Library opened
• 1972 – Swimming pool opened - cost $37,210
• 1972 – Prefect system replaced by Student Council
• 1972 – “Music School” commenced at Churchlands SHS - 35 gifted music students
• 1974 – Gymnasium / Hall opened
• 1974 – Pre-vocational centre opened
• 1974 – Michael Fitzpatrick awarded a Rhodes Scholarship
• 1975 – New school windcheater designed
• 1975 – First year of work experience scheme
• 1977 – Introduction of Certificate of Secondary Education
• 1977 – Medical Centre opened

• 1980 – First computer purchased
• 1980 – First graduation ceremony
• 1981 – Concert band performed for Royal visitors Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh
• 1981 – 40-hour famine raised $2100
• 1982 – South Pacific Games in Brisbane – 7 students represented WA
• 1982 – Music Tour to Tasmania
• 1983 – International Mathematical Olympiad in Paris – Australia represented by Andrew Kepert who gained a bronze medal
• 1984 – Olympic Games – 6 past students represented Australia
• 1985 – New navy blue Upper School jumper
• 1985 – Music students travelled to Geneva for the 5th World Youth Music Festival. Concert Band won 2nd place
• 1986 – Churchlands SHS Jubilee Celebrations 11-17th August
• 1986 – Paul Latham Auditorium was opened
• 1986 – Stephen Jones won medals at the World Youth Disabled Games
• 1988 – 100 music students travelled to Singapore to participate in the
  World Festival of Art
• 1989 – Exchange visits with Japanese sister school Akashi Nishi
• 1989 – Howard Yip won the Beazley Medal

• 1992 – Jonathon Paget won the Beazley Medal
• 1992 – Year 8 Football team undefeated all season
• 1993 – Library plans for automation developed
• 1994 – 95 music students tour Los Angeles, New Orleans and Florida
• 1995 – CSHS on the web
• 1996 – 10th Anniversary of Churchlands SHS and Akashi Nishi as sister schools
• 1997 – In May, a fire destroyed much of the school
• 1998 – Five trees planted at the corner of Hale Road and Pearson Street, 1st anniversary of fire
• 1998 – Builders move onto school site for start of rebuilding programme
• 1999 – Lisa Carter nominated to participate in Pierre de Coubertin Awards (made the final 20)

• 2000 – Exchange programme with French sister school, College Thiers
• 2003 – Music Tour 124 students to London and Wales
• 2004 – Beazley Medal Runner Up - Caroline Wong
• 2005 – Carnivals; Swimming 1st place and Athletics 3rd place
• 2007 – One million pool refurbishment programme completed
• 2008 – Beazlely Medal Runner up; Quan Lau
• 2009 – Beazley Medal Winner; Hayley Anderson (first public high school student to win the coveted medal in more than ten years then)

• 2010 - Commence of the Concert Hall construction
  
• 2011 - Became an Independent Public School and established a School Board
• 2012 - Celebrated its 50 years anniversary and the building of the 500 seat Concert Hall was completed
• 2013 - Maintained its top 20 position in the academic league tables for the 10th consecutive year
• 2014 - Trialled a full 'Bring your own device (BYOD)' approach of laptop program
• 2014 - Churchlands Senior High School Foundation was incorporated in 2014 to support and enrich the school and its students
• 2015 - First year of introducing Year 7 students into Churchlands SHS with 427 enrolments
• 2016 - Enrolments gres to almost 2500 making Churchlands SHS the largest high school in Western Australia
• 2017 - Newly constructed Sports Hall was handed over for use in mid-February
• 2017 - For the first time, hosted a "Back to School" event to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of students to become members of "Churchlands Gold Class" - Class of 1967 was the first cohort to be invited.
• 2018 - Won the All Schools Basketball competition for the first time
• 2019 - Year 12 Kimberley Clifton became the first Churchlands SHS student to have attained the Gold Award of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

• 2020 - 1600 solar panels have been lifted on to the roofs of four major buildings as part of the Churchlands Foundation's 'Solar Power to Scholarships Project'
  
• 2021 - Four Churchlands alumni represented Australia in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (was held in 2021 due to COVID-19 pandamic outbreak in 2020)
• 2022 - Marks the 60th Anniversary of Churchlands SHS and 50th Anniversary of Churchlands Music Program.
• 2022 - Churchlands SHS Concert Hall was named 'Taryn Fiebig Concert Hall'. Taryn was an internationally acclaimed saprano, member of the Class of 1989 GATE Music student, Head Girl and Helpmann Award-winning principal soprano at Opera Australia. (Sadly she passed away in 2021 after battling cancer.)
• 2022 - Based on student feedback, beginning 2023, the school moved away from the traditional Head Boy/Head Girl. They are known as School Captains.
• 2022 - New Churchlands SHS song was unveiled. Audio| Lyrics
• 2023 - First Churchlands SHS student to receive the UWA Fogarty Foundation Scholarship: Shreeya Naroth