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Welcome to Woodvale Primary Academy. We are a large, modern primary school situated in East Northampton where our pupils are hardworking, feel safe and enjoy learning in a happy and supportive environment. Our aim is “Everyone Thriving” and at the heart of what we do is enabling your child to be the best that they can be.

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Year 3 got creative today! Making their very own cave paintings using natural paints. @kapowprimary #PrehistoricArt #CavePainting https://t.co/1TnWxNzacX

Year 4 had so much fun on residential last week! #kingswood #residential #teambuilding https://t.co/Iox3H6Af74

Year 3 explored our local area to see how different areas of land have been used. #Geography #OutdoorLearning https://t.co/BFkD0JN0Bv

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• BRANDING / LOGO DESIGN
• WEBSITE DESIGN
• GRAPHIC DESIGN
• SEO & DIGITAL MARKETING
• CORPORATE VIDEO PRODUCTION
• PHOTOGRAPHY
• PULL UP BANNERS PERTH
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Woodvale Primary School Website

Woodvale Primary School Website , Located in Perth's Northern suburbs, has provided quality education to students for 35 years since opening in 1987. Woodvale Primary School is one of two kindergarten to year 6 governmebt primary schools in Woodvale. Parent involvement is a feature of the school with an active and engaged Parents and Citizen's (P&C) Association and School Board.

The school came to Pineapple Planet for a website re-design to better reflect the school. The website is a core tool for the school community and needed to perform in such a way that was easy to navigate.

A photoshoot was undertaken at the school to gain up to date and professional images of the school and its students showing them in the happy learning environment that is Woodvale Primary School.

We also created a new graphic element that now carries through all documentation including the website. Pineapple also create are cartoon Kookaburra that depicts the school values.

The Woodvale Primary School Business Plan is part of the re-branding of the school. All internal documents were re-designed to carry the new look. Consistency is now achieved for all communication from the school ... right down to the email footers for staff.

We look forward to a long working relationship with Woodvale Primary.

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Learning For Life

Our friendly, supportive environment encourages students as they learn for life. through our strong sense of community you can be confident that north woodvale primary school can be the nurturing foundation for your child’s future..

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North Woodvale Primary is located between the Mitchell Freeway to the west, Whitfords Avenue to the south, Ocean Reef Road to the north and Wanneroo Road to the east. Since its opening in 1990 it has established a fine and respected reputation for quality and excellence in all learning areas. As well as outstanding programs in Literacy, Numeracy and other core curriculum areas, the school has extremely successful specialist programs in Visual Arts, Physical Education, Music, Performing Arts, Languages (Japanese) and Science.

At NWPS relationships and partnerships are a vital aspect of our school. Students learn best when they have a strong relationship with their school and the staff. This is amplified when there is a strong relationship between home and school. At NWPS we are a unified school community who work and grow together. Partnerships with our network schools and our local community are an important part of our school culture.

To provide a caring and supportive environment in which every child is able to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to reach their full potential becoming positive contributors to society.

By providing a consistent, calm and positive learning environment we have built a culture of excellence and high expectations for all. we strive to make a difference for every child, encouraging all children to achieve their full potential. we endeavor to help all children achieve success and become the best version of themselves, growing young minds and developing children who contribute positively to society..

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• MEDICAL FORMS
• RESOURCE LISTS
• TERM PLANNER
• OUT OF SCHOOL CARE
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Woodvale Primary School

Our classroom teachers & education assistants .

Kindergarten - Bronwyn Clark and Gemma Beale (W) with Donna Hamer and Tanya Howell (F)

Pre-Primary 1 - Lynne Maxwell (Wed-Fri) and Amanda Petropoulos (Mon-Tues) with Maria Sangrigoli and Pearlene Harrison

Pre-Primary 2  - Rebecca Mosel and Rebecca Olsen (Wed & Fri) with Tanya McLean and Karen Lynch (F)

Year 1 - Area 3 - Tania Francis and Rhiannon NIghtingale (Thurs)

Year 1 - Area 4 - Heather Nguyen

Year  2 - Area 5  - Yugie Govender

Year  2 - Area 6 -  Caryn Toutounzis and Annie Willis (Tues)

Year  2/3 - Area  7 - Julie Mercovich and Annie Willis (Fri)

Year  3 - Area 8 -  Andrew Paplinski

Year  3/4 - Area 9  - Corinne Black

Year  4 - Area 11 - Val Cutler

Year  4/5 - Area 12 - Jade Toner

Year  5 - Area 13 - Rebecca Gravett

Year 5/6 - Area 14 - Ed Shingleton and Sue Nicoloff (Fri)

Year 6 - Area 15 - Robert Devine

Year 6 - Area 16 - Renee Aitken (M-T) and Ashleigh Onn (W-F) 

Special Needs Education Assistants - 

Our Specialist Teachers

Art - Ms Danielle Ansell 

Music - Ms Jolanda Speelman

Physical Education - Mr Royce Puccinelli 

Science - Mrs Vanessa Scott

Library - Liane Hogan

Internal relief - Brett Barber (following Long service leave)

Administration Team & Support Staff

Principal - Melanie Langley

Deputy Principals - Rebecca Holden (Wed-Fri), Cally Schroder (Tues) and Mandy Brosnan (Mon-Wed)

School Officer - Debra Westcott

Manager Corporate Services - Janet Vincent 

Chaplain - Sharon Warnes

Gardener - Lucas McKane 

Cleaners - Jovanka Cekic, Natalie Cekic-Hodge and Elysee Kakutu

Our Latest News & Events

2023 annual report published.

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