School Profile

 

Heany Park Primary School was established in 1993 and is proud of the exceptional educational program it provides for children in the local Rowville community. The school enrolment is 715 in 2007, and has stabilised in recent years after a decade of rapid growth. Students are generally grouped in straight classes, with four or five classes at each grade level, and grade sizes are kept to a minimum.  The student population reflects a diversity of nationalities, which provides a breadth of cultural experience and acceptance of others. 

 

The school’s modern facilities and equipment are outstanding with a well equipped gymnasium, music room, Indonesian language room, library, an ICT Learning Centre (30 PC lab) and computer pods adjacent to classrooms.  All teaching spaces are heated and cooled.  Extensive work has been undertaken to further develop and enhance the school’s grounds. This includes the recent completion of paving and the establishment of a native garden at the front entrance of the school. The school has ample playing space for all students including two adventure playgrounds, shade sails, two basketball courts, a school oval and access to the adjoining municipal oval. The school community prides itself on maintaining and improving these facilities through cooperative effort. Parents and guardians are encouraged to share in a partnership with a focus on developing positive educational outcomes for their children.  They are welcomed in classrooms and participate in a wide range of school activities.

 

The school gives priority to providing core skills in Literacy and Numeracy, as well as a broad education including emphasis on e-Learning (ICT), The Arts, Science, Technology, Health and Physical Education.  The Reptile Atrium Project is a major feature of the school. The staff at Heany Park are committed to encouraging all students to strive for excellence in a supportive environment, which recognises individual differences and different rates and styles of learning. Heany Park Primary School has a strong reputation in the local community for providing a very caring and supportive environment for students and families.  Program Achieve (You Can Do It) allows students to develop behavioural skills in Getting Along, Persistence, Organisation, Confidence and Resilience. All staff share a commitment to the well-defined and articulated values of: respect, integrity, teamwork and life long learning.

 

Documentation downloads include:

 

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School Strategic Plan 2006-9

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HPPS Annual Report 2007

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eLearning Plan 2006-8

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VELS Standards Chart Levels 1-5 (Scope and Sequence ICT)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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