Getting involved with your child’s learning There are many ways that parents can support their children’s learning at home and throughout the school year. Work collaboratively with school staff Inform the teacher you want to help your child learn, and Read More …
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Our Catholic identity
Nowhere in the world is there a Catholic school system similar to Australia. With over twenty percent of all children in the nation attending Catholic schools, Catholic education holds a unique place in the history and mission of the Catholic Read More …
Enrolment procedures
Please contact us directly for details on our enrolment procedure or visit our enrolment policy for further information below. Enrolment policy 2018 School information booklet Enrolment form
Technology
In the Australian Curriculum, ICT is described as a general capability and is applied to all learning areas of the Curriculum. The capability involves students learning to make the most of the digital technologies available to them, adapting to new ways Read More …
Learning and teaching
Our Catholic school is a faith community that believes that learning and teaching is a respectful, three-way exchange between teachers, learners and a supportive community. The teaching and learning environment is welcoming, safe, encouraging and playful. Our teachers take time Read More …
Enrolling my child
Starting school is an important step in a young child’s life, and ‘Is my child ready for school?’ is a question many parents ask. When to start school Children are generally aged five by 30 April of the year of Read More …
Learning opportunities
Our Catholic school is a faith community that believes that learning and teaching is a respectful, three-way exchange between teachers, learners and a supportive community. The teaching and learning environment is welcoming, safe, encouraging and playful. Our teachers take time Read More …
Why choose our school?
St Joseph’s has a distinctive ethos. Jesus’ teachings and Gospel values are the educational norms that permeate Catholic school life. Students in our schools have an opportunity to experience learning as an exciting challenge and a lifelong endeavour. They do Read More …
Curriculum
The Australian Curriculum sets the expectations for what all Australian students should be taught, regardless of where they live or their background. It means that students now have access to the same content, and their achievement can be judged against Read More …
Religious Education
Religious Education forms an integral part of the total curriculum of our school. While recognising that parents are the first educators of their children in faith, the Primary Religious Education Curriculum enables young people to see and respond to God Read More …