We offer a safe Christian environment that endeavours to provide a diverse learning environment that nurtures mutual respect, love and care.
Our school is unique as it is a small school with small class sizes and a low pupil-to-teacher ratio. This allows us to devote the most time possible to each student and contributes to the sense of family within our school. Our classrooms are well-equipped with updated resources including a fleet of modern laptops and iPads, allowing students one-to-one access to these devices. Touchscreen televisions in each classroom are well utilised in our teaching and learning activities.
At St Peter's Lutheran Primary School we have a rigorous and challenging curriculum. Our experienced and carefully appointed teachers have a wide range of expertise, skills, and knowledge which we have incorporated into our broad and stimulating curriculum.
Congratulations to our staff, parents, and students for an incredible Term 1 of 2025! What an amazing term it has been. Some of the highlights include swimming lessons, our swimming carnival, a trip to the Field Days, celebrating Harmony Day, Shrove Tuesday festivities, Leadership Day for our Grade 5 and 6 students, a visit to the Dimboola Nursing Home, contributing artwork to the 'Thank You to the Firefighters' event, creating pieces for the upcoming Steampunk Festival, NAPLAN, Clean Up Australia Day, and of course, a lot of curriculum covered in class!
This term, we've also been thrilled to welcome two new families to our school community. A warm welcome to Parni Rigney-Read and her parents, Tracey and Gavin, as well as Clara Robson and her parents, Rebecca and Andrew. We're so excited to have you all as part of our Wimmera Lutheran College-Dimboola Campus.
Just another reminder that the Steampunk festival is on during the holidays. Our students have been asked to participate in the lantern procession. Students are asked to meet staff at the Dimboola Post Office at 5:50 pm. The official opening will begin at 6:00 pm, followed by the Lantern procession at 6:10 pm.
Term 2 will begin on Tuesday, April 22nd.
The first week will be a short one, as Monday, April 21st, and Friday, April 25th, are public holidays.
Students will only be required to attend school on Tuesday, April 22nd, Wednesday, April 23rd, and Thursday, April 24th.
This will be a nice ease into Term 2 after a little break.
Easter is a significant event in the Christian calendar, marking the remembrance of Jesus' crucifixion in Jerusalem over 2,000 years ago. The week leading up to Easter, known as Holy Week, includes important events such as Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, and Good Friday, each commemorating different aspects of Jesus' final days.
Wishing everyone a joyful Easter filled with rest, reflection, and quality time with loved ones.
Millie Dent