Enrolling your child into a school is a big step. Highly-qualified and caring teachers provide our students with an innovative and engaging faith filled learning environment where each child is nurtured and inspired to grow to their full potential.
St Anne’s is an inclusive learning environment where teachers are expected to teach with the individual in mind.We provide students from Kindergarten – Year 12 with an education based on gospel values. St Anne’s prides itself on being a welcoming community and values home-school partnerships. When we enrol a child, we enrol a family.
I invite you to come and meet with me. Please feel free to call the school 02 6977 1011 to organise a time to discuss how St Anne’s can best support your child.
Grant Haigh
Principal
PARENT TESTIMONIALS
“The school is exceptional.” St Anne’s Parent
“One of the biggest advantages is the personal touch and communication. If there is an issue, someone will ring you and ask, would you like some input? There is real collaboration between school and parents.” St Anne’s Parent
“It’s a caring little school that is very open to all sorts of children. We are lucky, very lucky, to have this school in our town.” St Anne’s Parent
“The preparedness for when the older ones go up to year 11 was excellent. Academically they were well-prepared and socially they had those really good sound Christian values. The children were understanding, empathetic, they knew how to be a good friend, how to find a good friend, how to talk to people and how to interact.” St Anne’s Parent
“One of the key factors for us in choosing St Anne’s was that both of our children could attend the same school. One of our children is a special needs child. We wanted a mainstream school for her, a school which could ensure her happiness. The school has great facilities and easy access and it is a very caring environment.” St Anne’s Parent
“The teachers are loving.” St Anne’s Parent
“When one of my children had an issue, the teacher was very intuitive and was able to respond quickly to social aspects in the classroom.” St Anne’s Parent