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GEOGRAPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL is an Independent Public School which opened in 2002. It serves approximately 500 students from Kindergarten to Year 6. Its students come from the surrounding area of the town of Busselton, and farms and rural properties to the south of the school. Some families are employed in the mining sector and work on a fly-in fly-out (FIFO) basis at remote sites, with the local airport servicing many mines directly.The school’s facilities are modern and set out in blocks. It has specialist classrooms for Art, Music, Science and Information Technologies. Geographe Education Support Centre is co-located on the site, having its own office and classroom block, and students from GESC take part in many activities undertaken by the school.
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Our CharterGEOGRAPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL seeks to equip school community members with what they need to experience success now and in the future. Our shared values give rise to our identity; they are inherent in creating positive relationships, enabling us to work as a team in a friendly, flexible learning environment. The Geo Way provides all with a consistency of teaching, learning and assessment.
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Our StaffGEOGRAPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL'S teaching professionals and support staff are exceptional people dedicated to the care and education of children. We continually seek to enhance our expertise and professional knowledge in teaching, learning and assessment, recognising that the proficiency of teachers and support staff is a vitally important requisite for successful student learning. We are committed to maximising factors which enhance learning, andminimising those which hinder it.
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Our Expectations GEOGRAPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL uses the Positive Behaviour in Schools (PBS) program, with a focus on the acknowledgement and encouragement of desirable behaviour. We have a zero tolerance to bullying, which is addressed in the behaviour management policy and processes.
Our expectations describe the way all members of our school community will act and behave. |