St Andrew's Primary School

Supportive with my sons individual needs, teachers are great and has a real community feel.

We moved from the country and my daughter was very nervous to start. From the moment we stepped foot on the school grounds we felt at ease. The staff are amazing, the classes are small, her learning has been outstanding and the teachers are extremely helpful. If you have a question they will reply that day. If you want a meeting they organise one for you promptly. This is by far the best school we have been too. We are thrilled with the care our daughter receives.

Exceeding my expectations of a school. Exceptional staff who engage with parents frequently, and bring families along the child's learning journey.
The teachers care about student's and their learning outcome. The culture is wonderful with high standards and Leanne outcomes.
It's more than a school, it's really a small community. I highly recommend.

Wonderful community! People who really care. Been part of this community since 2012 and they are always striving to improve - the kids are valued and encouraged. It's a great school.

We absolutely love St Andrews. The school has gone above and beyond to create a strong and supportive community amongst families and teachers. Lots of wonderful events such as Mother and Father’s Day breakfasts, a very fun bush dance and opportunities for us to come into the classrooms and see what our children are up to. The class sizes are small and the teaching staff are wonderful. The teaching style has also been great for my son (prep) who began the year with a lot of anxieties due to the pandemic and can get easily overwhelmed and overstimulated. A lot of gentle transitions and peaceful classrooms. The new prep-2 building is well designed, thoughtfully inspired by the nearby werribee river. The principle is great and always around and involved, one of the reasons why we picked the school over another. We love how multicultural it is and how that is so wonderfully celebrated. Very happy with our decision to send our son here for his schooling

A very caring attitude toward children. Teachers have been wonderful over the years. There have been a many good changes with renovations done and planned. Its a great place for local kids to study for a Catholic based educaton

Fantastic community inclusive school, I chose to send my child here based on the smaller class sizes, my child has special needs and I wasn't sure if main stream schooling was going to work. I'm so happy we made this choice, every single faculty member has gone above to create a safe place to support my child. I cannot fault the education my child and myself are receiving.
The beautiful thing about this school is how friendly everyone is, there is always parents chatting to one another at drop off and pick up times. Fees are reasonable for a Catholic school and there's ample parking!

This school has been an excellent school for my family over the years. All 3 of my children have attended, from 2008-current. I have always found the staff to be welcoming and caring and the school grounds and programs to be of a high standard.

St Andrew’s primary has always had a place in my heart as I spent a few years of my primary school career there. Now my daughter goes there and I honestly couldn’t be happier with the teachers, staff, school and community in general. The communication is great and the teachers are always available to talk.
My daughter loves school and has had a wonderful experience so far. If you’re looking for a school on the smaller side but rich in history and community spirit, St Andrew’s could be the perfect fit

My family has been a part of the St Andrew's Werribee school community for 7 years and have always had a positive relationship with the school. Any issues we have had, have been dealt with professionally and respectfully, and we have always had much support from staff and other families around the school.
The staff are approachable and did an outstanding job in educating my children through online learning and my children are thriving in their education now that they're back at school.

Why anyone would choose to go to this school is beyond me. Over the past few years, the standard has been dropping. The fees are high enough, but there is very little 'return on investment'. Events for the students (camps, sports or excursions) can sometimes be cancelled or not considered because it's apparently too expensive to hire a bus or soms other ridiculous excuse. For a school, one would assume that the students should be their priority, but in this case, it seems like the education and welfare of the students is somewhere down the list. Do yourself a favour if you're looking at enrolling here.look elsewhere. For your kids education, not sending them here is the best decision you could possibly make.

I go to this school and it is small but i like it i think it is a great community for kids to be and i think that teacher are caring and kind and very welcoming and show great strictness i love school

This school is horrible. I was at this school for about 5 years. Honestly the worse time of my life. Bullies were not dealt with and punished, teachers were rude and unprofessional, and the principle was garbage.

This is a good school the teachers are kind and caring and the people in the office help kids out when ever you need it.

Funny enough, I was going to go to this when I was choosing a primary school. But then we learned about the price.

Better for me because I would've been catholic so proud atheist lmao

I was a EX student at this school.i have been run down by one teacher. As a EX student i think the school has been run into the ground by the principal.if i had the chance i would fire him and get him investigated.there has been a number of teachers that had left the school as well as students.they have stopped a number of activity's like subway day.the school fair is not as how it used to be.there has been multiple bullying incidents throughout the school.one of the teachers sent me on a job run so she can run me down in front of the class.i don't want to drop down to your childish level.i got moved to 2 year 5 class's and the teacher who i had in the first class said i need to work on my times tables when i was not in class the majority of my year 5 experience one of the teachers said i will be getting a laptop as well due to how bad my hand writing back in year 5.but i didn't get the laptop.she said i has to wait for one more laptop that was for one of my mates.but we didn't get it in the end i left the school due to my parents use as an escape gate.we when to the catholic education office to speek to to the head person and he said "how is running this child down in front of the class bulling" i was so mad when he said that i wanted to hit him but i contained myself.in the end i got feed up and i asked to leave the dump of a school.

The principal is horrible and has totally run the school into the ground.teachers have left as well as at least 50 students. He does nothing to stop bullying and actually thinks resolving bullying is allowing childreb to gang up on 1 child in a 'mediation' and let the children say everythibg awful about the bullied child and makes the victim apologies.he should be fires and criminally investigated for negligence and failing duty of care