Aspiring to Excellence
St Leonard’s Catholic Primary School, Glen Waverley, is committed to providing a safe and caring educational environment for the students in our care. We aim to provide a learning environment, which is friendly, welcoming and secure, where children, parents and teachers work in unison to support and nurture each individual. We endeavour to provide the educational resources and physical facilities necessary to enhance the learning environment for all students.
LATEST NEWS
➕➖✖️➗ Happy World Maths Day! 🧠✨
Our students had a fantastic time diving into an engaging maths lesson centred around “How many do you see?” 👀🔢 — encouraging them to think creatively and explain their reasoning. They also warmed up their brains with some fun and fast-paced maths games! 🎲📊
It was great to see so much enthusiasm, problem-solving and teamwork in action.
#WorldMathsDay #MathsIsFun #mathsmatters #stleonardsglenwaverley
Tiny hands, big imaginations 💫
Here’s a sneak peek of what’s to come at our Art Show later this year! #stleonards #glenwaverley #art
Beautiful
Beautiful art work
Wow!
Something egg-citing is about to hatch 🥚… can you guess what it is?
While you wait, don’t forget to complete the PBL survey — your feedback helps us grow and improve for our students 💬✨
Keep an eye out… something ROAR-some is coming soon! 🦕#stleonardsglenwaverley #haveyoursay #pbl
Have you thought about which Easter eggs you’re buying this year? 🍫🐣
Our Year 5/6 students have been diving into learning about fair trade chocolate in Religion, exploring how our choices can make a real difference for farmers and communities around the world.
Check out a student-made video campaign and see how a small choice can have a big impact! 💛🌍 #fairtrade #fairtradecocoa #stleonardsglenwaverley
Yesterday in Prep B, students explored the power of prayer, stillness, and the beauty of God’s creation ✝️🌿 The children took part in a mindful prayer experience in the gardens, where they listened to the sounds of nature, sat quietly in reflection, and created crosses using cardboard, wool, and buttons as part of our Easter learning.
Together, we reflected on Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross, His time praying in the Garden of Gethsemane, and the reminder that every living thing is precious and cared for by God. It was a peaceful and meaningful time of creativity, gratitude, and connection 🌼