Allansford and District Primary School is a single campus school located in the township of Allansford, 11km to the east of Warrnambool. The school community comprises children from the township of Allansford and the surrounding communities. The enrolment is currently 157 students.
Allansford and District Primary School is committed to providing a caring environment that supports students to thrive, learn and grow. The partnership between students, parents/carers and the wider community is focused on maximising each student's individual potential. Our curriculum reflects a high regard for literacy and numeracy, with Information and Communication Technologies currently being developed and integrated. Many of our enrichment activities focus on student health and well-being. This supports the significant sporting culture that exists in our local community. The importance of home/school partnerships is well recognised.
Active participation is encouraged from our parents/carers in all aspects of school life. We are working to establish a school culture that demonstrates an effective 'Learning Community'. Our school offers an attractive, safe, stimulating learning environment where interpersonal relationship and individual well being is a key priority.
Congratulations to Kiara Atkinson for becoming Allansford and District Primary School's Blue Light Citizen of the Year.
Click here to vote for our school's song "Hands across Australia".
Click here for a fantastic Anti Bullying website
Our performance "A Night at the Movies" was a huge success. Click the link to see some photos.
The following link is a government website that can be used to teach children about Cyber Safety.
KidsMatter is the first national mental health promotion, prevention and early intervention initiative specifically developed for primary schools.
KidsMatter aims to
- Improve the mental health and wellbeing of primary school students
- reduce mental health problems amongst students
- achieve greater support for students experiencing mental health problems
KidsMatter components - four areas have been identified where schools can help strengthen their students' mental health and wellbeing.
- A positive school community
- Social and emotional learning for students
- Parenting support and education
- Early intervention for students experiencing mental health difficulties
Our staff are currently undergoing training in KidsMatter.
For more information click here
