Growing and Learning Together
Welcome to Mooroopna Park Primary School
Healthy Food Program
Our Healthy Food program is here!
All students are given morning tea, lunch and afternoon snack every day. This program is free and students do not bring any food to school. Lunch is cooked by our full time chef, Tania, and served in our new cafeteria. Breakfast is also available daily in our cafeteria for any students who would like to join us. SPARK Reading Program
We are fortunate to have volunteers from Commbank visit our school regularly to run the SPARK Reading Program. These volunteers conduct one on one reading sessions on a weekly basis with our younger students.
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Mooroopna Park Primary School is a school of 145 students serving the greater Mooroopna area, a large provincial town within the City of Greater Shepparton. The school, established in 1980, is set in a park like environment adjoining Mooroopna Secondary College.
In 2019 there are 6 composite classrooms and 1 straight grade classroom. The school has a staff of approximately 20. The junior classrooms are in the new BER Learning Center and we have the 3-6 classes in a module building. The school has a Student Family Occupation Index of 0.8159. Approximately 40% of our students are Koori. Mooroopna Park Primary School enjoys the strong support of its parents, school council and staff. Parent and community members are welcomed to the school and encouraged to participate in a range of activities, programs and avenues for giving feedback. Parent and community involvement is encouraged in the areas of: school committee structures, curriculum programs, specialist reading, Perceptual Motor Program, technology activities, excursions and family nights. We also offer specialist programs such as art, music, physical education and health and provide a full time Intervention Teacher. Mooroopna Park Primary School is a place where learning is valued and is supported by all, and we develop in all students a sense of belonging and inclusion. We strive to develop the three-way partnership of the student, parent and teacher to better create and achieve successful learning opportunities for all students. Our school takes a proactive approach to a supportive and caring environment through our Student Welfare & Wellbeing Program, which is supported by a full time Student Welfare Officer and a part time Koorie Educator Support Officer (KESO). The school strives to build pro-social behaviours for students to develop emotional intelligences. Support is offered through Peer Mediation, the Integration program, Cross Age Activities, Better Buddies programs and the School Support Group which impacts upon issues such as bullying, conflict resolution and self esteem, and developing resilience. These strategies and programs create a safe pleasant working environment for the school community. Mooroopna Park Primary School has an increased focus on student needs hence the provision of a Breakfast Program, special lunch days and the Kiwanis Club’s ‘Build a Bike Program’. The school has a broadening emphasis upon the Early Years. Mooroopna Park Primary School’s vision is of students becoming autonomous life-long learners who contribute positively to our community. |
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Multicultural
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Mooroopna Park is a small school serving the greater Mooroopna area, a large provincial town within the City of Greater Shepparton. The school was established in 1980 and is set in a park like environment adjoining Mooroopna Secondary College.
Extra Programs
Extra programs and support include additional literacy assistance, Koorie Literacy, Technology activities, Art, Music, Science and PE, woodwork and gardening. The school has a Koorie Educator and Primary Welfare Officer who provide significant support to the students and their families.
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The school draws many of its students from the near-by housing estate. Approximately 40% of students come from indigenous backgrounds and a further 15% from culturally diverse backgrounds. The school runs composite classes and is divided into a junior and senior team for planning and sharing resources.
EducationA strong emphasis is placed on forming a partnership with parents in the education of their children. The school has adopted the motto of a 'no excuse' school, so we strive to have high expectations with learning and social interactions.
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