“Caring for our Community Learning for Tomorrow.” That’s not just a motto. It is the heartbeat of St Anne’s Primary School. Right here in Newtown.
St Anne’s Primary School has been a cornerstone of Catholic education for over a century. It began with the Sisters of Mercy. In 1984 St Anne’s joined with Marist Newtown on this very site. Their values continue to shape everything done here.
Imagine the echoes of laughter. Picture generations of children learning and growing within these walls. St Anne’s is more than just bricks and mortar. It is a living testament to community spirit.
Matt Kolic is the current Principal. He welcomes visitors to see the learning environment. The school currently has 140 students. The school’s address is 14 Daniell Street Newtown Wellington 6021.
The school celebrates its heritage faith and diversity. It strives to empower students. St Anne’s wants to enrich their lives. They encourage academic and social excellence. Each child receives a holistic education. The school respects their uniqueness. It also recognizes their talents.
Staff members are committed professionals. They work hard to meet individual needs. The school offers many subjects. Sporting and cultural activities add to the learning. Senior students enjoy one-to-one digital access. Students themselves produce much of the website’s content.
St Anne’s is a Christ-centered school. It is welcoming and caring. The school celebrates diversity and spiritual growth. It empowers sharing of talents. The school supports the wider community.
Thinking of enrolling? St Anne’s welcomes visits. Meet with Principal Matt Kolic. He can tell you more about the school.
Some fees apply at Catholic Primary Schools. These fees can be paid in instalments. Information about how the fees are used is available.
Before starting school children should know a few things. They should be able to use the toilet and wash their hands. They should be able to recognize their own name. They should also be able to tell people their name. These skills help them adjust.
Playing and talking are the best preparation. Playing teaches children about interests. Talking songs and reading are amazing ways to prepare kids for reading.
St Anne’s Catholic School’s special character stands out. It’s known for its high-quality programmes. Children perform to a high standard. The parent and parish community offers strong support.
So next time you pass St Anne’s remember its long history. Remember its commitment to students. Remember its place in the heart of Newtown.