Joondalup Primary School strives to provide learning experiences that are authentic, diverse and enjoyable. We aim for all students to be respectful, responsible and safe learners who show resilience and confidence.
The school has a caring, professional and dedicated staff. They are highly skilled with some in the early stages of their careers whilst others have deep historical knowledge of the school and families. The range is a strength of the staffing group. Staff work together to ensure consistent practices in classrooms and that all students are well known, beyond their own classroom. Staff value the connections they have with each other and recognise that this helps them to be excellent educators regardless of their role.
Joondalup Primary School provides a range of high quality educational, social and emotional programs for the students from Kindergarten to Year Six. Students at the school enjoy specialist programs in Visual Arts, Music, Physical Education, Indonesian Studies and Science. These teachers are experts in their given fields and this is reflected in the high levels of achievement for students.
The school offers a dedicated three year old Play and Learn group, and after school Moorditj Kadadjiny for Aboriginal students. Other programs include Our School Cares About Reading (OSCAR), Our School Cares About Mathematics (OSCAM), Gardening Club and Breakfast Club.
The school's priorities are Safe and Supportive Learning Environment, Strong and Purposeful Relationships, School-wide Leadership, and High Quality Teaching and Learning. In the business plan for 2022-2025 details about how these priorities will be actioned to become part of the school's everyday work is outlined. Underpinning everything in the business plan has been the simple questions of 'Does this make a difference for students?' and 'Is this what students need now and into the future?'
Our facilities are excellent and are continually being improved so that students always have interesting places to play and learn.
T: 9233 5800
E: Joondalup.PS@education.wa.edu.au
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