Contact the school office info@sannkewe.catholic.edu.au or call 03 98594116 for all enrolment enquiries. Enrolment packages that contain important school details and all forms required to commence the enrolment process are available.
Most families come from the immediate local area. Families from neighbouring suburbs wishing to access a Catholic education for their child will also be considered.
Enrolments are accepted throughout the year in all levels.
While St Anne’s is a Catholic Parish School, families who are willing to support the Christian values of the school will be considered. Non-Catholic families will be required to follow the relevant enrolment procedures outlined on the website.
Personal tours can be organised by contacting the school by phone or email where a suitable time can be arranged. Other significant times to visit the school would be during Catholic Education Week in March.
Religious Education lessons are timetabled on a weekly basis approximately 2.5 hours a week. More information
Physical Education, Library, Italian, Digital Technologies and Performing Arts. Visual Arts is taught within the classroom. More information
An out of school hours care service is provided by St Anne’s in partnership with Kew East Primary School on their premises. Students are accompanied to and from the centre by staff.
Tuition in piano, guitar, ukulele and drums is offered during school hours. Many students at all levels play basketball as part of the St Anne’s Basketball Club. St. Anne’s also has out of school netball teams and a ski team has also been established.
Formal opportunities are organised for the beginning of each year and again at the beginning of the second semester. Other appointments can be organised by the school office or the individual teacher for a time that is suitable for parents and teachers.
St Anne’s has a trained Student Wellbeing Leader who will respond to enquiries/concerns and refer them to appropriate professional services that may be helpful. More information
All students are expected to wear full school uniform at all times.
With many families living locally students are encouraged to walk or ride to school as often as possible. The streets in the immediate vicinity are quite safe with main roads served by supervised school crossings.
Year 6 students are appointed to the roles of School Captain, Sports Captain and House Captain. Further leadership positions are offered for Social Justice, Technology, Library, Art and Green Team. Foundation students are partnered with Year 6 students as part of a Buddy Program. Year 5 students are appointed as peer mediators and all students are offered the opportunity to be a class Student Representative Council leader.
I have been involved with St Anne's school for seventeen years; first as a parent and Parishioner, and recently, as a staff member. Over the years I have had the privilege of working with the most dedicated and supportive staff at St Anne's. All three of my children were educated at St Anne's and it was the best decision my husband and I have ever made. The education they have received provided an excellent foundation for their future success at Secondary College and has equipped them with the life skills beyond their school years. Jenny (former parent)
