St Michael’s Catholic Primary School, North Melbourne VIC
Gender
Co-Ed
Years
Prep-6
Enrolments
222
Established: 1868
Principal: Denise Hussey
Address: 8-14 Brougham Street, North Melbourne 3051
Key Information
Staff
23 Teaching
17 Non Teaching
Fees
See Website (Primary)
Languages
Japanese
About our school
Welcome to St Michael’s Primary, a school with over 150 years of excellence in education. St Michael’s is a welcoming and nurturing community that knows each child. We engage in learning that inspires our students to think deeply and act with justice, compassion and hope.
Our personalising of learning is vital to the success of each child’s unique development and preparation for a rapidly changing society.
Principal's Message
May I extend a very warm welcome to you and your family. I am very honoured and privileged to be the Principal of St Michael’s serving the communities of the Inner City.
St Michael’s Primary School has a long and proud tradition with an excellent reputation in the community. It is a place of optimism, excitement and challenge, where students, parents and staff see each day as a journey, full of purpose, where intellectual engagement and connectedness to the real world are priorities. Personalising learning is vital to the success of each child’s unique development and preparation for a rapidly changing society, confident, resilient and hopeful.
It honours the diversity of the children and families entrusted to it, shaping its endeavours so that all are drawn forward within its mission, formed by the teachings of Jesus Christ, the Church and the inspired life of Catherine McAuley, Foundress of the Mercy Sisters.
Denise Hussey – Principal
Quick Facts
- At St Michael’s, we believe our intention is to provide learning and teaching that responds to the educational, personal and spiritual needs of each child.
- Our high expectations along with happy, positive and engaging learning spaces provide opportunities for students to achieve success along the continuum of learning, ensuring that connectedness to our world is a priority.
- We encourage students to be risk takers and to understand that learning from our mistakes is important to our growth as a learner.
- Our learning dispositions prepare students to live within a rapidly changing world.
