Cunderdin is 160 kilometres east of Perth in a 350mm rainfall area that specialises in sheep and wheat farming. Accommodation is provided for 120 students in double and single room accommodation. The College campus and farm cover an area of 2,110 hectares. On average, 850 hectares of crop are sown to wheat, lupins, barley, canola and oats for hay. The sheep flock consists of 1,350 AMS merino ewes, half of which are mated to Poll Dorset rams for meat. The farm also has a beef cattle herd, Poll Dorset stud, a 45 sow intensive piggery, and small poultry section. A range of specialist programs is offered to Certificate ll level in: Agriculture, Automotives, Engineering and Construction and this is combined with classroom studies enables students to achieve secondary graduation and the option of university entrance