When are break times?
There are two break times in the school day: recess (10.50am – 11.15am) and lunch (1.05pm to 1.50pm).
What support do you provide for children who need extra or further assistance with their work?
Port Melbourne Primary School has a team of dedicated staff who are responsible for different aspects of our Wellbeing Program. The program consists of the following: (1) Program for Students with Disabilities, (2) Social Worker, (3) Psychologist, (4) Speech Pathologist … Read More
Are there opportunities for leadership?
Students in Year 5 have an opportunity to nominate themselves for School Captain and Vice-Captain, House Captain and other Leadership roles that they then take on in Year 6. Students across the school can nominate themselves to be elected as … Read More
Do you offer the same curriculum as other schools?
Yes, learning at Port Melbourne Primary School is based on the Victorian Curriculum. The Victorian Curriculum covers Foundation (Prep) – Year 10, and incorporates the Australian Curriculum whilst reflecting Victorian priorities and standards.
What specialist subjects are taught at PMPS?
We offer Sport, Performing Arts, Visual Arts and French.
What do classrooms look like?
At Port Melbourne Primary School, collaborative teaching (otherwise known as co-teaching) is utilised across teaching pairs/teams to meet the diverse needs of our students and provide quality teaching and enriched learning opportunities. This approach to teaching complements the school’s commitment … Read More
What is taught at PMPS?
Learning at Port Melbourne Primary School is based on the Victorian Curriculum. The Victorian Curriculum covers Foundation (Prep) – Year 10, and incorporates the Australian Curriculum whilst reflecting Victorian priorities and standards. The Curriculum is broken into eight Learning Areas; … Read More