Churchlands Primary School
Empower, Engage, Excel
Churchlands Primary School is an Independent Public School catering for over 550 students from Kindergarten to year 6. Located in the leafy suburb of Floreat, approximately 7 kilometres north-west of the Perth CBD, it is a short walk from Churchlands Senior High School.
Kindergarten enrolments are now open for 2025, limited spots available, get your application in today.
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Final Chaplains Chat – Farewell and Best Wishes!
Dear parents and carers, There have been many highlights, and I have really enjoyed working at Churchlands Primary over the past few years. However, I will not be returning to my role next year as I have taken up another position at Kapinara PS. I would like to...
Award Recipients and 2025 Leaders
We are delighted to acknowledge the achievements of this year’s award recipients and welcome our newly appointed leaders for 2025! Pre-primary to Year 5 Awards ENDEAVOUR AWARDS ECE 1 Basile B Edie K ECE 3 Khia K Room 1 Max H Ella W Room 3 Joshua Z Eleanor P Room 4...
Art News – Term 4 Week 9
My goodness, where did this year fly away to? I have been busy putting our wonderful young artists’ portfolios together for you to enjoy and cherish. I am so proud and honoured to work with your children. From childbirth children grow through different stages. Babies...
EALD News – Term 4 Week 9
The summer holidays are in sight! Here are some ideas for what you can do to maintain your child’s English communication skills during the long break. Encourage your child to write and draw a holiday diary. Perhaps write a letter or a postcard to someone. A new...
PE News – Term 4 Week 9
2024 As we wrap up an incredible year, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude to everyone who has supported the Physical Education program throughout 2024. From students and parents to teachers, staff, and volunteers, your commitment and enthusiasm have...
Library News – Term 4 Week 9
As we reach the end of another wonderful year, it’s time to reflect on the highlights and accomplishments of 2024 in the library. This year, our students collectively borrowed an impressive 24,705 books! An increase of over 2,000 books from last year's total! This...
Christmas Holiday Clinics
2025 Term 1 Registrations for Afterschool Activities
Sustainability News – Term 4 Week 7
The new Eco Shed signs have been installed. These signs assist students in understanding the importance of composting, worm farms, and chickens. Thank you, Mrs Samsa, for winning the grant that has paid for the new signs. As you walk past the Eco Shed, take a look at...
Chaplains Chat – Dealing with Negativity from Peers
Towards the end of the term peer issues often increase as students get tired. Below are some concepts that you might find helpful if you need to support your child to deal with unkindness from other children: BUZ bullyproofing The BUZ program identifies 5 options...
PE News – Term 4 Week 7
Running Club Only 2 weeks left for Running Club in 2024! The final session will be on Wednesday, December 4th (Week 9). Some students are getting closer to reaching their 50 km and 100 km milestones for the year. Keep showing up and giving your best effort! For new...
Library News – Term 4 Week 7
P&C Book Fair Success A big shout-out to the P&C team for organizing our annual Book Fair! The event was a fantastic opportunity for our community to come together and support the love of reading, while also raising funds to enhance our library resources. ...
The Churchlands Way
Kindergarten to year 2 classes provide innovative and engaging curriculum programs reflecting the outcomes of the National Early Years Learning Framework and the standards outlined in National Quality Standard Framework for Early Childhood Education.
Community support of the school and its educational programs is excellent. The Parents and Citizens’ Association (P&C) is a dynamic in its ability to raise funds to support innovation and school improvement. The School Board is an informed , proactive body overseeing the school’s Delivery and Performance Agreement and Business Plan. The Board membership includes parents and staff who are involved in making wide ranging decisions that impact positively on the school.
All classrooms are air conditioned, networked, have digital technology capabilities and common wet areas. The school has well maintaintained grounds with multi-purpose hard courts, an oval, undercover area and playgrounds.
The highly professional staff at Churchlands Primary School work collaboratively to improve outcomes, maintain high standards and celebrate success in an inclusive, caring school environment.
Confident, Independent Learners
Innovative and Engaging Curriculum - "The Churchlands Way"
Celebrated Diversity
Vibrant Specialists Arts Program
The school’s vibrant specialist Arts program includes; music, visual arts and drama. Instrumental music tuition for piano, clarinet, violin, cello and double base. The school choir ‘VOICE’, band ‘HOTNOTES’ and the string ensemble perform regularly at school assemblies and at external events. Students also engage in 120 minutes physical education per week and French is taught to year 3s as a second language.
Technology & S.T.E.A.M
Sustainability
“Our kids are really supported and enjoy the diversity of the Churchlands learning program.”
Susan Johnson