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25 Commercial Road, Salisbury South Australia 5108

Learning Programs

Professional relationships and a respect for each child's voice provides a fertile ground for learning.

We are committed to delivering a quality, contemporary education that honours the diverse spiritual, social, emotional and intellectual learning potential of your child.

Our teachers and educators develop deep professional learning relationships with children by taking time to understand how each child learns and to create an environment of trust.

This approach allows each child to test their ideas and learn from and with each other and their teacher.

Hearing your child's unique voice

At St Augustine's, we listen respectfully and with a sense of wonder. We strive to understand how each child is making meaning and to draw out the learning through considered questioning and respectful interaction.

We do this with each child individually and in a group context using a variety of technologies, natural materials and situations.

This includes supporting the transition to and from Primary school and employing contemporary approaches with children from Indigenous cultures, those with Special Rights and particular social or emotional needs, as well as with children for whom English is an additional language.

Supporting and extending your child's learning

We offer a number of learning support programs from reading to social skills as well as opportunities to further extend learning with programs such as Children's University and Robotics.

Our school has also long been active in the Catholic Schools Music Festival and Wakakirri, a Story Dance event that fosters and reflects children's ideas.

 

Listening for the 100 Languages of Children

Acknowledgement of Country:
We acknowledge the Kaurna people as traditional custodians of the land on which we meet and pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Indigenous Australia.