Galston Public School believes in and is committed to creating a learning culture that provides high quality educational opportunities in order for every child to fulfil their potential and become a life-long learner.
We place children at the centre of our decision-making and, with our families, guide our students towards a future that will see them enjoy life as confident, independent and resilient members of the community.
Our high quality education offers:
Individualised and small group learning
- All students K-2 are engaged in InitiaLit for 2 hours a day, five days a week. Our structures allow us to have groupings of 10 to 15 students during these sessions.
- All students K-6 are also engaged in ability-based literacy and maths groups on a daily basis. These groups are formed using a data-driven approach and supported by our Instructional Leaders.
- Identified students in Year 1-6 also receive MiniLit and MacqLit instruction 4 times a week for an hour at a time. This targeted literacy intervention in small groups of 4-6 ensures our students are receiving strong instruction at their point of need.
- At Galston Public School, each child’s individual needs are known and catered for using a team approach. This includes students who require extra support through to those requiring extension and enrichment in their learning.
Galston Public School is extremely well-supported through collaborative, productive relationships with parents and the wider community. As a parent of a child at our school, we welcome you to become involved in some of the various roles that parents fill. This may include participating in the Parents and Citizens Association (P&C), canteen duty, helping in the classroom, accompanying excursions or sporting trips, attending working bees or supporting fundraisers. Your support will continue strong traditions established over many years.
Together we strive to support our students to uphold our school values of ‘Respect, Responsibility and Personal Best’ and our school motto, ‘Honest Work and Fair Play’.