Our vision
School Strategic Plan
The Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) is derived from the School Strategic Plan (SSP). The SSP and the AIP directs the work of the Leadership Team, staff and School Council to address the goals and priorities for our children and our community.
- St Kilda Park Primary School 2024 Annual Implementation Plan
- St Kilda Park Primary School 2021-2024 School Strategic Plan
Our School
Annual Report to the School Community
The purpose of the annual report to the school community is to inform parents and the wider school community of the school’s successes, activities and achievements throughout the year. Schools are required to submit an annual report to the Department by 30 April each year.
Our School
Parent Helpers Online Session
The general purpose of the School Parent Helper Program is to enrich and enhance student curriculum and to strengthen school-community relations. Please click on the link below to watch the video before volunteering at SKiPPS.
Parent/Carer Payments 2024
Each year, all government schools request an annual Parent Payment (previously known as school fees) to cover the cost of essential learning items including all pencils, pens, exercise books, online subscriptions and excursions and activities.
The payments are used to cover expenditure not covered by Government funding and allow us to provide resources, materials and experiences to our students that would otherwise be impossible.
Without parent payments, we would only be able to provide a very basic ‘bare minimum’ education and so we really appreciate families making the payment to allow us to add so much to your child’s time at the school.
Our Parent Financial Contributions are in line with the Education Department Parent Payment Policy. This policy can be found here.
School Policies
Our school aims to develop parent awareness of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development and our school’s education policies and policy-making processes. We encourage appropriate involvement in this process, in particular to promote positive and supportive relationships between the home and school. For further information on the following school-council approved policies please contact the Principal or Assistant Principal:
Finance Policies
Governance Policies Timeline
Operations Policies Timeline
- Administration of Medication
- Anaphylaxis
- Assessment
- Asthma
- Attendance
- Bullying Prevention
- Camps, Incursions & Excursions
- Communication Policy
- Child Safety Code of Conduct
- Child Safety Policy
- Child Safety Responding and Reporting
- Child Safe Standards Risk Register
- Complaints
- Digital Technologies
- Duty of Care
- Inclusion and Diversity
- First Aid
- Fundraising
- Health Care Needs
- Healthy Foods
- Home Learning
- ICT Usage
- Inclusion & Diversity
- Inquiry Based Learning Policy
- Mobile Phone Students Usage Policy
- Out of Hours Sport
- Personal Care
- Privacy Policy
- Risk Management
- Sexual Harassment
- Student Wellbeing and Engagement
- Sunsmart
- Yard Duty And Supervision