Located in Lake Coogee (formerly Munster) – St Jerome’s Primary School has a history of more than 90 years in the area and the school is also integral to the Parish of St Jerome's, Spearwood.
With close to 600 students from 3 Year Old Kindy to Year 6, the diverse and dynamic school life that is St Jerome’s Primary School, is reflective of the Parish and the multicultural communities which breathe life into our wonderful school. It has been meeting the spiritual, educational and pastoral needs of young people since 1935.
We have more than 70 teaching and non-teaching staff who are committed to providing a high level of pastoral care and quality education for students.
Our shared moral purpose at St Jerome's Primary School
At St Jerome's, we believe that every child is created in the image and likeness of God, is uniquely gifted, and deserves every opportunity to learn, grow and flourish. This belief is at the heart of our school and is expressed through our shared moral purpose: Success happens for every child, every day.
More than a statement, these words represent a collective commitment developed by our staff and lived through our daily work. They guide the way we teach, the relationships we build, the decisions we make and the expectations we hold for every child in our care.
Every child deserves excellent teaching. Through explicit instruction, a carefully sequenced curriculum and evidence-informed practice, we build strong foundations in literacy, numeracy and knowledge.
Success is both personal and academic. Whether mastering a new concept, gaining confidence or persevering through a challenge, we recognise progress and encourage every child to achieve their personal best.
Inspired by Jesus and His teachings, we nurture compassion, kindness, service and respect. Our Catholic faith shapes a community where every person is valued and called to make a positive difference.
Children learn best when they feel safe, known and supported. We foster positive relationships, inclusive classrooms and a strong sense of belonging, where every child is encouraged to flourish.