St Catherine of Siena Primary School, Melton West VIC
Gender
Co-Ed
Years
Prep-6
Enrolments
504
Established: 1984
Principal: Lisa Black
Address: 101 Bulman's Road, Melton West 3337
Key Information
Staff
42 Teaching
12 Non Teaching
Fees
See Website (Primary)
Languages
AUSLAN
About our school
St. Catherine’s School is a most attractive building, set within a landscape of native trees and shrubs. The school is adjacent to St Francis College, and is surrounded by parklands, including Westlake’s park development. The school building is small, but is admired for its light, airy classrooms, a wonderful multi-purpose room and its beautiful grounds.
St. Catherine’s is known and respected in the local area for its atmosphere of welcoming and involvement. Students, parents and teachers contribute to a culture of inclusion, and promote a happy and purposeful environment. The school offers a well rounded curriculum and supports the growth and development of each child.
Principal's Message
Our school is an inclusive, faith-filled community where every child is known, valued, and supported. Grounded in Catholic values, we nurture respect, safety, kindness, responsibility, and compassion, creating a strong sense of belonging.
At St Catherine of Siena, students experience a well-rounded education that balances academic excellence with creative, physical, and personal development. Teachers use evidence-based practices to maximise learning growth and achievement. Modern classrooms, a library, and outdoor learning spaces support wellbeing and engagement. Specialist programs, including Sport, Music, Auslan, STEM, and the Arts, build skills and confidence. Families are valued partners, united in preparing students for future success.
Lisa Black
Principal
Quick Facts
- A personalised, caring environment
- A sacramental program
- A caring, dedicated staff
- A comprehensive curriculum
- Intervention support in literacy
- A Language other than English (Auslan)
- A breakfast program
- Spacious playgrounds
- Links with the parish & the local community
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