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Kerry Street Community School

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17 May 2023 Recent events / Uncategorized

A Week of Unity in Nature: Kerry Street’s Annual Camp

We are thrilled to share the incredible experiences we had during our 2023 whole school camp at Wooditjup (Margaret River)

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25 November 2022 Recent events

Inquiry learning in 2022

At Kerry Street, we ensure children receive high-quality education within our community-spirited environment. Teachers work together and with our Education

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28 October 2022 Recent events

School Camp at Donnelly River

During the last week of Term 3, we came together for our whole school camp at Donnelly River Village. This

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8 June 2022 Recent events

National Reconciliation Week 2022

National Reconciliation Week -27 May to 3 June- is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories,

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13 June 2020 FAQ

Why do you have multi-age classes?

We feel that education should be flexible and cater for each child’s particular learning requirements. Having multi age classes allows

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13 June 2020 FAQ

What is the school’s philosophy on food?

We strongly encourage healthy eating at school. We ask parents to provide nutritious food for break and lunch and to

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13 June 2020 FAQ

What is the main difference between Kerry Street and other primary schools?

We pride ourselves on having a very homely feel to our children’s education. The smaller class numbers and mixed age

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13 June 2020 FAQ

What are my requirements as a parent of the school?

Volunteering at Kerry Street is not only rewarding, it keeps our school fees low and most importantly is a chance

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13 June 2020 FAQ

I have heard you are happy for Kindy parents to stay in the classroom until their child is happy for them to go. Is this true?

Absolutely, we want you and your child to feel safe and happy. Each child will adapt to school life differently.

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13 June 2020 FAQ

How is behaviour guidance handled at the school?

In the relationship based classrooms at Kerry Street, teachers and students develop tools to express their needs. They practice the

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  • About
    • About our school
    • View our prospectus
    • Community
    • Governance
    • History
    • Reconciliation action plan
    • School policies
    • Contributions and media press
    • Values and philosophy
    • Wellbeing
  • Classes
    • Principal’s welcome
    • Kindy/pre-primary
    • Year 1/2
    • Year 3/4
    • Year 5/6
    • Drama and music
    • Specialist programs
    • Visual arts program
  • Enrolment
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Kerry Street Community School
ADDRESS
20 Forrest Road
Hamilton Hill, WA 6163
(on the corner of Kerry St)
POSTAL
PO BOX 48
Hamilton Hill
WA 6963
CONTACT
Telephone 08 9335 1471
Email kerrystreet@kerrystreet.wa.edu.au
We acknowledge the Whadjuk Nyungar people as the Traditional Owners of the Land on which our school is built, and we share our respects for their Elders past, present and emerging. Kerry Street Community School acknowledges the strength, resilience and survival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We recognise their status as Traditional Custodians of the vast and beautiful lands and seas across Australia, and the intergenerational injustices and impacts relating to land, cultures, languages, families and rights.
  • Home
  • About
    • About our school
    • View our prospectus
    • Community
    • Governance
    • History
    • Reconciliation action plan
    • School policies
    • Contributions and media press
    • Values and philosophy
    • Wellbeing
  • Classes
    • Principal’s welcome
    • Kindy/pre-primary
    • Year 1/2
    • Year 3/4
    • Year 5/6
    • Drama and music
    • Specialist programs
    • Visual arts program
  • Enrolment
  • News
    • Newsletters
    • Recent events
    • Calendar and timetable
  • Contact
    • Contact us
    • Feedback
    • Admin staff
    • Hall hire
    • Kitchen hire
    • FAQ