St John Vianney’s School, Mulgrave VIC

Gender

Co-Ed

Years

Prep-6

Enrolments

424

Established: 1960

Principal: Mr Andrew Mullaly

Address: 23 Police Road, Mulgrave 3170

Key Information

Staff

35 Teaching

14 Non Teaching

Fees

See Website (Primary)

Languages

Indonesian

About our school

 

 

 

St John Vianney’s School is part of the parish of Mulgrave. The school was established in 1960 as part of the community of Springvale North. The parish continues to be run by the Oblate Fathers. Our school is a Prep – 6 Primary School which is in the South Eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

​Over the past 8 years the school has undergone a major building and refurbishment program. Our facilities are first class. They are contemporary and functional!

​The school is now serviced by 3 main buildings. The administration block houses the school reception area, staff areas & offices, a large library/ICT resource centre and meeting rooms. The refurbishment of this area of the school was completed in 2018 and within this building there is an area for the teaching of Visual Arts.

​Two separate classroom blocks accommodate learning spaces for eighteen classes. The Scanlon Centre houses 8 classrooms for our junior school (Preps and Year 1 -2 students). This building also has student and staff facilities, Literacy/Maths Intervention rooms and break out spaces for small group learning.

​The Brigidine Learning Centre was completed in 2015 and contains 10 learning areas for our Year 3-6 students. The building has two shared learning spaces, a canteen and staff and student facilities. The spacious and shaded grounds include an oval, attractive gardens, adventure playgrounds, a sandpit, an amphitheatre and asphalt netball/basketball courts.

​The school has an enrolment of around 420 students. The organisation of classes comprises of three Prep classes, five 1-2 classes, five 3-4 classes and five 5-6 classes. There are eighteen classes in total. Decisions related to the organisation of class structure are made annually based on school policy to best maximise learning for all students.

The school population continues to be culturally diverse, with over forty nationalities being represented throughout the school. English as an additional language is common to many students at St John Vianney’s. While learning English is a necessity and a high priority, the school strongly encourages families to ensure their children remain proficient in their mother tongue and celebrate their multi-lingual abilities.

​The school curriculum is based on the Victorian Curriculum and the CEM Horizons of Hope, Learning and Teaching documents. Religious Education is central to the curriculum and is integrated with inquiry learning using the Pedagogy of Encounter process. We have the following specialist learning areas including Physical Education, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, LOTE (Indonesian), Library and Digital Technologies.

​St John Vianney’s strives to work with families and the parish community to provide students with learning experiences which allow them to flourish in a contemporary world. Religious Education and the Gospel values are central to the life of the school and are strongly reflected in programs, policies and curriculum.

​The School enjoys a close relationship with the parish community. A number of school programs are enhanced from individuals and groups from the parish working alongside educators. The annual Community Fun Day, held each October, brings the Parish and School together in a spirit of co-operation to raise funds that contribute to projects which fulfil the vision of both school and parish.

​St John Vianney’s continues to strive to provide a learning environment where all students feel safe and flourish in the contemporary world.

Open Days/School Tours
At St John Vianney’s Mulgrave, every day is an open day. To book a tour of the school or to request further information, please click HERE Alternatively please contact the school office (03) 8543 4444 or admin@sjvmulgrave.catholic.edu.au to arrange a mutually convenient tour time.

Principal's Message

Our students are at the heart of everything we do. Each day we strive to ensure we are building a learning environment where our students can succeed and an an environment when they grow to love learning. We challenge our students to be and do their best.

At St John Vianney’s, Student Wellbeing and relationships are key! We are a caring, friendly and respectful community that exemplifies the Gospel values of love, forgiveness, justice and truth. We are always striving to build positive and productive relationships. We look out for each other and acknowledge the value and worth of all members of the community. 

It says in our Vision statement That We Walk with Families in Faith and Knowledge. We’re proud of the partnership that exists between school and home.

We are blessed to have outstanding and modern facilities and with our building program now complete we have exceptional contemporary learning spaces to help our students thrive.

With a current enrolment of over 420 students from a variety of cultural backgrounds, it is a privilege to be a part of the St John Vianney’s School Community.

I invite you to share in and contribute to the life of our community. 

And to those who are thinking of our school for your family… Come along take a look at St John Vianney’s in action. You’re most welcome!

Andrew Mullaly – Principal

Quick Facts

At St John Vianney’s, we are very proud of our first class facilities. We have just completed the last stage of our building program and boast outstanding and contemporary learning spaces to benefit our students, staff and parent community.

We have:

  • ​18 large new and refurbished classrooms & flexible spaces outside most classrooms providing further opportunity for small group learning/ project inquiry
  • A functional contemporary large Library Resource Centre which includes an Digital Technologies lab with computers and iPads
  • A dedicated space for Visual Arts and another expansive area for Performing Arts
  • Meeting rooms, and offices for small groups and intervention/ extension work
  • Modern outdoor learning spaces included a shaded amphitheatre and uncover areas
  • A spacious oval, basketball courts, shaded outdoor areas including adventure playgrounds
  • A modern canteen and another kitchen area for students and staff
  • A spacious and welcoming reception
  • The use of the Parish Hall and Parish Church
  • Heating and Cooling in all areas
  • Access to toilets from inside each building
  • Two drop off and pick up areas ; one at the front of the school the other at the back of the school

Location

Main Campus

23 Police Road, Mulgrave, 3170

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