St John’s Primary School in Frankston East is a Catholic educational institution that places a strong emphasis on cultural understanding and reconciliation. The school acknowledges and respects the traditional custodians of the land, the Bunurong people, and actively works towards promoting acceptance and knowledge of their culture. Through initiatives like the FIRE Carriers program, students are encouraged to engage with Australian history and build relationships with the local Indigenous community.
At St John’s, the curriculum is designed to provide a holistic education that incorporates contemporary teaching practices and fosters a sense of community and inclusivity. The school is committed to upholding Gospel truths and instilling values of love, care, and concern for others. Students are encouraged to develop their own stories while also learning about and respecting the stories of the First Australians on whose land the school is situated.
The school’s philosophy revolves around promoting social justice, environmental stewardship, and positive relationships within the community. St John’s Primary School aims to create a safe and nurturing environment where every student’s needs are met, and where all members work together to uphold child safety standards and principles of respect and partnership.
