Primary School (Kindy - Year 6)

With nurture and encouragement the key components of classroom culture, these Primary School years help students grow in confidence, interact in more depth with new knowledge and skills, learn from one other, and develop learning responsibility.

Literacy and numeracy is encountered in every context across the curriculum, forming a strong foundation for students' future schooling. At the same time, music, sport, technology and a range of extracurricular offerings give students an outlet for expression and provide opportunities to develop their individual interests and talents.

Early adolescence is a time of rapid physical, social, emotional and cognitive change for children. We target teaching and learning to each level of developing maturity. In Years 5 and 6, our students enjoy the security of a single classroom and one teacher for most of their core learning, while also exploring a limited number of additional classrooms and teachers for specialist subjects.

We emphasise values and prioritise social-emotional wellbeing to prepare students with vital skills, knowledge and attitudes for their secondary years.

We encourage you to get in touch for more information or enrol for Primary School today.

Parents enrolling for Kindergarten, please note that children must have turned 5 years of age by 31 May to enrol into the Kindergarten program. 

These values will contribute to shaping their characters as adults. Love, justice, compassion, forgiveness, service, humility, courage, hope and appreciation are taught explicitly during morning devotional time, scripture readings and at our weekly chapel service. They are also inherent in the way we instruct, guide and support students in their daily learning activities and social interactions. Students receive awards for positive conduct in the school community.

For children assessed with a disability, special needs teachers will work with parents, classroom teachers and experts to devise strategies that provide better access to learning and support. An Individual Learning Plan will guide the teaching in the classroom, and the student's progress will be monitored by the Learning Enrichment Coordinator.

Additional opportunities that challenge and extend learning, interests and talents are also available through international competitions and assessments for schools (ICAS) and co-curricular activities such as music tuition, choir and art.