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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BMN 2024 – Music is for Everyone – Photo Gallery
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CPS BYOD Program – Information Evening – Goals, Preparation and the Screentime App for parent support
2025 Year One families, along with any new parents to the school, are invited to our annual iPad Information session on in the library at 7pm, Tuesday, November 19. The session will include a “Parents Crash Course in using the Screentime application” evening...
Art News – Term 4 Week 5
What’s Happening in the Art Studio? This term is rapidly moving along and in art class everyone is working towards finishing their artworks. All students will be taking their work home in their art folios for you to enjoy at the end of term. Visual Art...
PE News – Term 4 Week 5
Interschool Tennis – Year 3 & 4 – Friday 1 November Congratulations to the 32 students from Years 3 and 4 who competed in the Interschool Tennis Competition at Wembley Downs Tennis Club on Friday, 1 November. The weather was perfect, and each student gave their...
EALD News – Term 4 Week 5
Recently, many in our community celebrated Diwali, which fell on Thursday, 31 October this year. Known as the Festival of Lights, Diwali brings warmth and joy, highlighting themes of friendship and togetherness. It’s a special time for hope, sharing dreams and...
Chaplains Chat – E-Safety
Dear parents and caregivers, I hope you are enjoying term four as the end of the year quickly approaches. In week 4, I updated my training certificate in E-safety, mandated for my role. There are also valuable resources for families through this government...
Art News – Term 4 Week 3
What is Happening in the art studio? Wembley Downs Community Fair Saturday 26 October 2024 Thank you, Tammy Phillips, for taking over the management and lessons in the art room during week one this term while I spent valuable time with my family. Tammy’s enthusiasm...
Sustainability News – Term 4 2024
SUSTAINABILITY NEWS (Term 4 2024) Churchlands Primary School was represented by Mr Johnson and Mrs Samsa at the WASTESORT annual seminar held on Tuesday 17th September at the Bendant Centre in Wembley. Mrs Samsa presented an overview of our program to other...
PBS Update – Term 4
We're working hard to fill the Dojo bucket, and we're almost there! Let's keep up the great effort so we can earn our whole school reward! Classes are working towards earning 500 Dojo points each fortnight. Those that reach the goal can add a Dojo ball to the bucket...
The Music Review – Term 4 Week 3
And here is the news……. Of course, the big news is the hectic concerts running up to the end of year including the Wembley Downs District Fair (WDDF) and the Big Music Night (BMN). WDDF is being held at Luita St reserve in Woodlands this Saturday morning and...
Chaplains Chat – Negotiation in Friendships
It’s normal for two friends or siblings to want different things. They have different wants and directions. It’s important they can negotiate fairly to find win-win outcomes that can strengthen their relating. I have found the following steps helpful for negotiating....
PE News – Term 4 Week 3
Interschool Tennis – Year 3 & 4 – Friday 1 November Congratulations to those year 3 & 4 students representing Churchlands in the upcoming interschool tennis competition on Friday 1 November. Over 80 kids were nominated to participate which is fantastic,...
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