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    • TRANSITIONS
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    • OUR KINDER PHILOSOPHY
    • MEET OUR KINDER TEAM
    • KINDER ENROLMENTS
    • STARTING KINDER
    • KINDER POLICIES
  • PARENT INFORMATION
    • MEDICATION
    • 2026 PARENT CONTRIBUTION
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OUR SCHOOL

 Our learning spaces are thoughtfully designed to support high-quality explicit teaching alongside meaningful collaboration, nurturing the development of essential 21st-century skills. 


We recognise that how students learn is just as important as what they learn. By intentionally connecting pedagogy, technology, and physical space, our teachers create purposeful environments that maximise engagement, promote curiosity, and support deep understanding.


Our classrooms are vibrant and dynamic spaces where teaching and learning are visible and active. Each day, students are challenged to think critically, communicate clearly, collaborate effectively, and apply their knowledge in creative and innovative ways. Learning is not passive,  it is interactive, engaging, and responsive to student needs.


During explicit teaching sessions, students are seated in allocated learning spaces to ensure focus, clarity, and strong instructional delivery. These structured moments provide clear expectations and targeted guidance, enabling students to build essential knowledge and skills with confidence.


As students transition to independent and collaborative learning, they are empowered with choice and flexibility. They may select from a variety of learning settings, including group tables, standing tables, and quiet book nooks, allowing them to work in ways that best support their concentration and productivity. This balance of structure and flexibility helps students develop independence, self-regulation, and responsibility for their own learning.


Technology is seamlessly integrated to enhance learning experiences and develop digital fluency. Students use a range of tools to research, create, collaborate, and communicate, becoming confident and responsible users of their digital worlds.


You will not find traditional “teacher desks” in our classrooms. This reflects our collective commitment to shared responsibility. Our staff work collaboratively in professional teams to plan, assess, and evaluate student learning, ensuring consistency, high expectations, and strong support for every learner. 

Together, we create a connected and cohesive learning environment where every student is known, valued, and challenged to achieve their personal best.

    Mount Pleasant Road Primary School & Kindergarten

    105 - 107 Mt Pleasant Road, Nunawading VIC 3131

    03 9878 1730

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