Broadmeadows Primary School Competitors

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I am incredibly proud to be a member of the Chelsea Heights Primary School community. Our Family Centred school prides itself on our truly inclusive approach which ensures that we meet the individual needs of all students. Our point of difference is that we are a head and heart school which recognises that to learn successfully, your child must feel safe and supported. Our behaviour education program, Play is the Way, and our use of the zones of regulation curriculum create an atmosphere where our students develop social and emotional skills which assist them to cultivate effective and lasting relationships. Academically, our teachers deliver a differentiated program which is personalised to each students individual learning needs; enrichment, consolidation and intervention. A number of our year 5 & 6 students have been selected to participate in the Education Departments High Ability Program. Our Intervention and Nurture Programs, including a dedicated Sensory Space, are invaluable in providing a flexible and caring learning environment for students who need additional support. Being presented with the Outstanding Primary Principal Award at the 2018 Education Excellence Awards, was a recognition and celebration of the combined efforts of an amazing group of committed staff who are integral to the success of our school and its continued achievements. Our recent $4.5million major buildings and grounds upgrade includes 10 new classrooms and the development of an extensive nature play area. I welcome the opportunity to share our story and facilities with you on an individual tour phone 9772 4139 to discuss your familys needs with our Parent Communication Officer, Kate Atkins.

Essendon North Primary School is a Prep to Year 6 co-educational learning community. At the very heart of our purpose is the pursuit of excellence. We aim to continuously improve the quality of education for every child in every classroom. We strive to develop internationally minded, globally competent learners who have a strong sense of self, and an awareness and acceptance of international diversity. We encourage every member of our school community to be compassionate global citizens and active life long learners. We place a high priority on delivering high quality instructional practices in all curriculum areas, and student learning outcomes. Our principles for learning and teaching are: Pursuing academic excellence Respecting self and others Appreciating cultural heritage Readiness to embrace appropriate change Individualised learning, teaching and leadership Valuing the importance of positive school and family relationships Our values based approach ensures students from diverse backgrounds are united under a consistent and equitable umbrella that values all stakeholders yet provides a common connection of learning and diversity. Our entire community is actively involved in the life of the school, and shares a commitment to its future development and growth for our children and young people.