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Principal: Mrs Luisa Tobin
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Vision Statement: [next]
St. Mary's Primary School, Eagle Vale, is a Catholic School, which provides quality education. We are guided by our school motto - "CHRIST, OUR WAY AND LIFE"
Mission Statement: [next] [back] [top]
The education offered at St. Mary's aims to develop knowledge, beliefs and practices of the Catholic Faith supporting at all times the Parish life of Mary Immaculate.
The common goal shared between school and home is to support each child's development:
- spiritually
- physically
- intellectually
- socially
- emotionally
- morally
We endeavour to facilitate each child's journey towards their potential through quality learning and teaching practices.
Inspired by the document issued by the Roman Congregation for Catholic Education (The Catholic School on the Threshold of the Third Millenium), St. Mary's is committed to:
- affirming the dignity of the individual
- sharing in the Church's mission by being part of the Catholic Community
- promoting our own cultural identity
- meeting the needs of all, especially those who have special or additional needs
- offering and receiving service and resource through the wider community and parish
- fostering and nurturing education, leadership and current trends
It is this challenge in making Christ a reality to all, that will continue to motivate our endeavours. The Gospel Values are central to our living out our vision, especially the Gospel Values notion of justice.
Parental Involvement: [next] [back] [top]
Parent support organisations in St. Mary's Primary School are centred upon the P & F Association. Sub-Committees are under their auspicious and include:
- Tuckshop
- Spring Fair Committee
- Soccer Club
- Hospitality Committee
- Netball Club
Parents are a real part of the School Community; their loyalty and support are valued as part of the St. Mary's spirit. We hope that their association with the school will help them share its values and also allow growth into a stronger faith.
Mrs Mary Wells, Sister Margaret Lanigan, Brother Philip Slattery, Father Tony Maher |
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