Parent commitment and involvement is integral to achieving successful outcomes for our students. Our school prides itself on welcoming and encouraging strong community engagement and participation through classroom helpers, working bees, excursions and camps.
We encourage parents to become involved in their child’s learning. The school enthusiastically supports our local community through our annual “Clean Up Australia Day” campaign, ANZAC Day Ceremony, Schools Tree Planting Day at our local Wallace Reserve, and the provision of our Frankston Rotary Junior Community Award Project.
An outstanding and supportive parent community take an active role in the co-curricular life of the school. Our team of highly experienced and dedicated teaching staff are actively supported by School Council.
Our school community has a special feel that is unique and highly valued by all.
We are proud to partner with Camp Australia to provide our Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) program.
Camp Australia programs are centered on child enrichment, while ensuring a reliable, engaging, and hassle-free OSHC service at our school. Their engaged educators foster a safe, inclusive environment where children can relax, have fun, and grow.
At Your OSHC by Camp Australia, every before school, after school and pupil free day program is tailored to the likes and interests of each child in service. Camp Australia’s educators design enriching experiences to inspire your children’s confidence, independence and imagination. In any one week, they could be participating in science experiments, active play, creative expression and more – they believe in learning through experience so that each child can grow.
Rocketeers by Camp Australia is a space for children to escape the ordinary and experience the extraordinary during their school holidays. Every school holiday break is a new mission for children to embark upon. With carefully designed programs, directed by the children and informed by family feedback, no two days are the same with Rocketeers. Experiences planned could include games, arts & crafts, sport, excursions, cooking, coding and more.
Click here to find out more about Camp Australia’s program at your school, including hours of operation and fees. To attend care, you must register your child. Register now for free.
The school boasts a full size industrial kitchen, with multiple ovens, hot plates and bench space.
Whilst being a wonderful area to cook with the students and enable science experiments to be completed, our school also runs a canteen on 3 days each week.
Our canteen is managed by Stir Crazy Kids who offer a range of healthy meal and snack options, all prepared fresh onsite. Our students love the menu choices, catering for Summer and Winter meal choices.
The ease of ordering via the Stir Crazy Kids app/online system or paper bags over the counter, ensures all children can enjoy a special lunch order each week at school.
For further details on ordering, please visit www.stircrazykids.com.au
Frankston Heights Primary School has a compulsory school uniform which all students are expected to wear whilst at school and on official school excursions. Frankston Heights Primary School Uniform is sold directly through Peninsula Uniforms and Embroidery.
Peninsula Uniforms & Embroidery
Address: 1/1 Titan Drive, Carrum Downs, VIC 3201
Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 7.30 am – 5.30 pm, Saturday By appointment only, Sunday Closed
Parents/guardians have the following options for ordering: –
Compulsory Summer hats, library bags, communications bags and school bags are sold directly through the school.
Shoes: Any entirely black enclosed school shoes or black runners are the only footwear permitted with plain back or plain white socks.
Hats: Frankston Heights Primary School is a SunSmart School. The approved plain red wide brimmed slouch hat must be worn from 1st September to 30th April.
Bag: Black school bag with yellow Frankston Heights Primary School Logo.
All garments must be neat and clean.
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Students are permitted to wear a watch and simple studs or sleepers in their ears only. Body piercing is not acceptable. Students are not permitted to wear make-up, nail polish or coloured hair to school. Hair longer than shoulder length should be tied up. Ribbons, scrunchies bows, hair ties, etc. should be school colours only.
If you have any queries, please contact the school office on 03 9783 4988 or Peninsula Uniforms on 03 9775 1777.
Our scheduled community events are unable to proceed at this current time. We look forward to welcoming our community back to school at the earliest opportunity.