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A peek into the Girls Prep
St Peter’s Girls Prep School follows a values-based educational approach that produces a positive school culture. Children are encouraged to be responsible, appreciative and develop a growth mindset.
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Welcome to
St Peter’s Girls Prep School
My first contact with St Peter’s was as a young teacher accompanying sports teams. The boys (in those days, only the Boys School existed) always seemed so much happier and more spontaneous and confident than those at the other schools I knew.
Everything we do is based on the foundation of the Anglican Church and our explicit teaching of responsibility, resilience, collaboration, compassion, respect and honour. We strive to teach our girls the skills required not only to cope, but to thrive in high school as well as in life after school.
It is a joy and privilege to be back at St Peter's as the Head of the Junior Prep. I have been associated with the school in various capacities for over 30 years and have a deep love for everything St Peter's stands for.
Junior Prep
Girls, Grade 0 to 2 (ages 5 to 8)
The philosophy behind the St Peter’s Junior Primary Department encompasses a focus on inclusivity, differentiation and academic superiority, all within the dynamic Thinking School environment.
Senior Prep
Girls, Grade 3 to 7 (ages 9 to 13)
St Peter’s Girls School follows a values-based educational approach that produces a positive school culture.
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