Our Lady’s Parish Vision "That Our Lady's Parish be a community modeled on the Gospel values of Jesus Christ."
Our Lady's Primary School is a vital part of the mission of Our Lady's Parish.
The school was established in the early phase of the life of the parish and has played an important role in the parish's program for community outreach, sacramental preparation, and family support.
Each class attends parish masses once a term and are part of major parish celebrations that align with the school year.
Our Lady's parish has masses on weekends and throughout the week. At this time they are 9:00 am Sunday and 9:00 am most Tuesdays and Fridays. Weekday masses are subject to change depending on other masses scheduled in Wangaratta.
For parish information please contact the presbytery on (03) 57221970 or go to www.catholicparisheswangaratta.org
2023 Staff
Principal
Cassie Lynch
Leadership Team
Joshua Naish - Senior Leader: Learning & Teaching
Michelle D'Antonio - Senior Leader: Learner Diversity
Brigid Malcolm - Senior Leader: Catholic Identity
Teaching Staff
Name |
Area |
Fran Dayman & Clare Kirby |
Foundation |
Corena Bennett & Kate Hutchinson |
Grade 1/2BH |
Joshua Naish & Kate Hutchinson |
Grade 1/2NH |
Cathie Walsh & Greg Young |
Grade 3/4WY |
Liz Grant |
Grade 4/5G |
Lynda Griffin |
Grade 5/6G |
Brigid Malcolm |
Performing Arts |
Melissa Harper |
Visual Arts |
Greg Young |
Health & Physical Education |
Lucia Alesiani |
LOTE- Auslan |
Administration Officer
Julie McMonigle
Education Support Officers
Helen Millar
Jenny Kittlety
Celia Craven
Linda D'Agostino
Mary Sherwill
Christie Draper
Raff Sampson
Kate Reid (Speech Pathologist)
Rosie Pane (Library)
We aspire to have graduating students who;
Our Lady's Primary School is located in the south of Wangaratta and was established in 1958 to serve the needs of the parish of Our Lady's.
Our Lady's school and parish are currently administered by the parish priest of St Patrick's Wangaratta.
It has an enrolment of approximately 130 students that are spread across six classrooms.
Programs are in place for prep to year six that support both that support the curriculum of Victoria.
Specialist programs are conducted in library, visual arts, performing arts, speech therapy, occupational therapy, special education and reading recovery.