All Saints Primary School

Queensland, Australia

  • Day School

  • 1986

  • $ 1.7K-1.7K

    • Australian

School History & Details

On January 4th, 1986, All Saints officially became an independent Parish. Before this, the Parish had been under the jurisdiction of St Dympna's, Aspley, and the Holy Spirit Parish, Pine Rivers. Several years before becoming a Parish, the Brisbane Archdiocese had acquired the land on Fahey’s Road, Albany Creek, to establish a church, school, and other Parish facilities. Following the establishment of the Parish, the primary goal was to construct the Parish school. The plan was to begin construction in 1987 and have the school ready for opening in 1988. However, as a new Parish, we heavily relied on a grant from the Commonwealth Schools Commission. Unfortunately, due to high demands that year, no funds were initially provided. After reapplying, they eventually received a grant which, combined with the ongoing Parish contributions, allowed them to start building in 1988. Subsequently, All Saints Parish School opened its doors in 1989, initially offering Preschool and classes for Years 1, 2, and 3. By 1993, the school had a full range of primary classes and now accommodates over 650 students. The introduction of Prep in 2007 marked a new phase of construction for the school and Parish, resulting in the addition of a new Parish Centre, 2 Prep classrooms, and 2 general purpose rooms.

    School Values

  • faith
  • kindness
  • honesty
  • compassion
School Achievements

Achievements

All Saints Primary School in Albany Creek, Queensland, stands out for its comprehensive approach to education, emphasizing both academic excellence and holistic student development. In 2024, the school achieved a notable average NAPLAN score of 511.6, ranking third among primary schools in the Moreton Bay region. This accomplishment reflects the school’s commitment to fostering strong literacy and numeracy skills among its students. Beyond academics, All Saints offers a rich array of co-curricular programs that nurture students’ talents and interests. The school boasts a vibrant music program, with opportunities for students to participate in various ensembles, including choirs and bands, and to receive instruction in strings, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments. Students also engage in choral festivals and music camps, enhancing their musical skills and collaborative experiences. Physical education is another cornerstone of the school’s offerings. All students participate in a comprehensive swimming program at the Albany Creek Leisure Centre, progressing from basic swimming skills in the early years to life-saving techniques and water sports like flipper ball and water aerobics in the upper grades. The school’s facilities further support its holistic educational approach. Recent developments include the addition of a new music room, canteen, and enhanced amenities, all designed to create a conducive learning environment.  Additionally, the introduction of a maritime-themed playground has transformed an underutilized area into a dynamic space for imaginative play and outdoor learning, fostering creativity and environmental awareness among students. Through these diverse programs and facilities, All Saints Primary School continues to cultivate well-rounded individuals equipped with the skills and experiences to thrive both within and beyond the classroo
School Achievements

Non-Academic Achievements

All Saints Catholic Primary School in Albany Creek, Queensland, is renowned for its commitment to holistic education, emphasizing student development beyond academics. A notable achievement is the Year 5 team’s success at the national STEM Making a Difference (MAD) Showcase, where they won the “Best Engineered Product” award for their innovative Multi-Bin project—a motorized, Lego-built waste segregation system designed to simplify household recycling. The school offers a rich array of extracurricular activities, particularly in the arts and sports. Students have opportunities to participate in various music ensembles, including choirs and bands, and attend events like the Catholic Colleges Music Festival. From Year 3, students can learn instruments such as strings, brass, woodwind, and percussion. In sports, All Saints provides comprehensive programs, including swimming lessons from Prep to Year 4, life-saving skills in Year 5, and activities like flipper ball and water aerobics in Years 6 and 7. The school also emphasizes student wellbeing through initiatives like the KidsMatter framework, Berry Street Education Model training for staff, and the Seasons for Growth program, which supports children experiencing grief or loss. Annual camps for Years 5 and 6, such as those held at Luther Heights in Coolum Beach, offer students experiences that build teamwork, confidence, and trust through activities like ropes courses and raft building . These programs collectively foster a nurturing environment that promotes creativity, resilience, and community engagement among students.

School Information

All Saints, located in the lush green suburb of Albany Creek, is a community known for its warm welcome. The school is renowned for its excellent teaching and learning standards, top-notch facilities,...View moreView Less

Roycelyn Wilden

Link

(07) 3325 6900

4 Faheys Road East, Albany Creek QLD 4035 AUSTRALIA

Subjects & Curriculum Offered

  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Computer Science
  • Economics
  • History
  • Sociology
  • Political Science
  • Physical Education
  • Science
  • English
  • Social Studies

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