School Houses
SCHOOL HOUSES:
There are four houses at St. Joseph's Primary School - Chamberlain, Scanlon, Hannan and Kearney.
Families are assigned to a house upon enrolment to St Joseph's.
St Joseph's Primary School, Benalla
Phone: (03) 5762 1347
Fax: (03) 5762 6573
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Policies
POLICIES:
St. Joseph's has many comrehensive Policies and Procedures
Staff
LEADERSHIP
Father Vijay Bandanadam - Parish Priest
Trish Merlo - Principal
Leigh Symons - Deputy Principal / Learning and Teaching Leader
Bryan Piccolo - Catholic Identity Leader
Andrew Cook - Pastoral Wellbeing Leader
Graduate Outcomes
At St Joseph's we strive to educate students to:
- Be safe, respectful and responsible for themselves, others and the environment
- Value the beliefs, rituals and traditions of the Catholic faith
- Grow in their personal relationship with God and others
- Be engaged and resilient
- Be committed to social justice
- Achieve curriculum standards reflective of their individual ability
- Be life long learners, open to challenges and opportunities
Identity & Vision Statement
Identity Statement:
St. Joseph's is a welcoming, Catholic, child safe school community, that nurtures and values each person, knowing God lives in all of us.
History
St. Joseph's primary school was built in 1858 as a denominational school and cost 278 pound. The first teacher was Mr C. J. McNeeley.
Our Location Map
Our school is located in Wedge St, Benalla
School Information
St. Joseph's has a strong and proud tradition of providing Catholic education in Benalla for over a hundred years.
The school's Vision, Mission and Graduate Outcome statements continue to embody our commitment to Catholic Education and Gospel values.
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The St. Joseph's Primary School Community acknowledges the people of the eight clans of the Yorta Yorta Nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which the school is built. We commit to working in partnership with Aboriginal people for reconciliation and justice. God Lives In Us!
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