St Therese’s Catholic Primary School’s vision is simple: do all that you do with love.
The Cranbourne school aspires to provide a faith-filled, safe, respectful, and welcoming community where everyone thrives.
St Therese’s is an integral part of the Parish of St Agatha’s.
The school is committed to the spiritual, emotional, and academic growth of its young people and guiding them on their journey of faith and lifelong learning.
St Therese’s follows the Diocese of Sale Religious Education curriculum, ‘To Live in Christ Jesus’, which nurtures students’ spiritual growth and moral development.
The school’s commitment to providing a high-quality education is guided by the Victorian Curriculum, which informs all aspects of learning and teaching.
Dedicated teachers work within professional learning communities, engaging in collaborative planning to ensure that every student’s education journey is both personalised and effective.
Through ongoing assessment and teacher observation, the school monitors student growth, identifies individual learning needs, and tailors its planning accordingly.
To guarantee that students receive a well-rounded education, the school offers specialised weekly lessons in Japanese, visual arts, and physical education.
These subjects are taught by staff who bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to their fields, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to explore and excel in a variety of disciplines.
The St Therese’s team warmly invite families to get in touch at any time to discuss the enrolment of their child and book a school tour.
Once an enrolment form has been submitted, the school schedules an interview with the parents/guardians and the student, conducted by the principal.
This interview is a crucial step in understanding the student’s educational needs and ensuring a smooth transition into the school community.
The school looks forward to welcoming new families to St Therese’s and embarking on a shared educational journey.
