Discover School of the Nativity this Open Week

School children and teachers.
Choosing the right school for your child can feel overwhelming. You may be thinking about: Will my child feel safe and supported? Will they be challenged in the right ways? What sets one school apart from another? This August, the School of the Nativity welcomes you to join a Principal’s Tour as part of Catholic Schools Open Week where you can see how students interact, how teachers guide learning, and how the school day flows.

A tour helps paint a picture of what your child’s experience could be like while giving you time to explore the school’s approach to learning, wellbeing, and community.

Guided by our Principal Erika, on a tour you can ask any questions you may have while getting a feel for the school. During group tours, you gain a deeper insight into what other parents are looking for and you can share your perspectives on the school with other parents in the community.

Many families wonder how being a Catholic school effects our approach to learning. At Nativity, each student is supported to become a curious and confident learner. As a Josephite school, we are guided by Mary MacKillop and her unwavering commitment to belonging, compassion and justice. This dedication to community and curiosity crafts a learner who is empowered to succeed and nurtured to thrive.

School of the Nativity August Tour Dates

  • Monday August 4, 9:15am
  • Wednesday August 6, 9:15am

 

We accept enrolments from families of all cultures, religions and backgrounds so book a tour today and join us to see what makes this school a place where empowered learners thrive.

nativity.catholic.edu.au

 

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