Sacred Heart Primary School, Diamond Creek
Gender
Co-Ed
Years
Prep-6
Enrolments
149
Established: 1962
Principal: Mr Jim O'Sullivan
Address: 25 Gipson Street, Diamond Creek 3089
Key Information
Staff
19 Teaching
6 Non Teaching
Fees
Please contact the School directly (Primary)
Languages
Indonesian
About our school
Established in 1962, Sacred Heart School has a long and proud history providing Catholic educational excellence.
CURRICULUM
With student wellbeing at the forefront, that commitment continues as our highly-professional team of educators model a culture of learning in delivering a strong core curriculum of Literacy, Numeracy, Religious Education and Collaborative Learning, strengthened by a diverse specialist program.
- Specialisations: Physical Education, STEM, Visual & Performing Arts, Languages & Music
- Inquiry-based and E-learning
- Learning Support Officers
- Extension, Recovery & Early Intervention programs
- Individual Learning Plans
- Wellbeing, Resilience, Rights & Respectful Relationships
- School-wide Positive Behaviour Program
GROUNDS
Set over a vast area and nestled beside pristine natural environment, the grounds provide an attractive space for learning and wellbeing.
- Shaded play equipment
- Sports grounds, courts, oval, running track
- All-weather areas
- Fitness stations Sand pits, natural play spaces
- Leafy courtyards, tranquil gardens
- Art installations
TOOLS FOR TRANSITION
We welcome new students at all levels and have many wonderful programs to support smooth transitions.
- FUNdamentals for Foundation
- Staggered commencement
- Buddy program
AT A GLANCE
- Interschool Sports & Swimming
- Outside School Hours Care
- Library
- Tuckshop
Principal's Message
We celebrate our 60th Anniversary following an impressive $3.5 million refurbishment with the School now boasting bright, contemporary learning spaces.
Strong academic and wellbeing focus, and collaborative parent partnerships, make up our inclusive curriculum that fosters holistic student growth.
Our proud culture – in valuing difference and diversity – supports students to flourish and connects faith and life by encouraging relationships of respect, trust and acceptance, as inspired by Jesus Christ.
We take great pride in the education we impart and values we instil as students enter their next phase well-prepared academically and socially for secondary school and beyond.
Jim O’Sullivan
Principal
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