St Patrick's Primary School is a Catholic education provider in Kilmore, Victoria where we work collaboratively to maximise student outcomes. School Uniform At St Patrick's Primary School we value our school uniform. The school uniform should be worn as a badge of pride that creates a sense of community, identity and belonging. It also helps students "buy-in" to the school ethos of pride in your appearance, and more importantly, removes peer pressure about what clothes a student wears to school - a school uniform ensures everyone dresses the same and puts everyone on an equal footing. School uniforms can be purchased at the uniform shop (in the netball building) on Tuesdays from 8:00am to 11:00am or Thursdays from 2:30pm to 4:30pm. Uniforms can also be ordered online on the link below (select the school), or through Academy Uniforms , 71 Potter Street, Craigieburn (Ph: 9768 0344). A copy of the price list can be found on the button below. In addition to the uniform below, students must also have the embroidered school bag, art smock and are required to have a library bag (the library bag is provided to all Prep students upon commencement). For sports uniform, houses and colours are: McAuley (blue) , Morrison (green) , O'Rourke (yellow) and Chisholm (red) . The school's uniform policy can be found on the policy page. Price List Online Ordering

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St Patrick's Primary School is an "ICON" school, which means that many of our finance and payroll functions are administered by our head office (MACS) through "Shared Services". They request certain information from you as part of the onboarding process. ​ We require personal details from you, which can be provided in a form here . Close

SMART spelling (Years 3 - 6) To log on to the classroom lessons: spkilmore@smartspelling.com.au Password: 12345678 We do a SMART Spelling lesson every Monday during the writing block, this is where we explicitly teach the focus sound and words for the week. Homework spelling lists are created at this time. Friday writing session includes a spelling test and usually a grammar lesson. Ensure you have your SMART Spelling chart displayed in the classroom (Kate has this printed and laminated) Close

St Patrick's Primary School will facilitate all staff to have the necessary medical training required, which includes: - CPR training (annually), compulsory for VIT, encouraged for all other staff - anaphylaxis (2-yearly and six-monthly updates), all staff - asthma (3-yearly and annual updates), all staff - first aid training (3-yearly), encouraged for all staff ​ This training is provided at no cost to staff members. It is imperative that all staff complete medical training where it is compulsory. We also strongly encourage all other staff to complete the training as well. Close

There are a number of ICT Policies that all staff should be aware of: Cyber Safety ICT Acceptable Use Policy Staff ICT User Agreement Close

All new staff are provided with an induction process to ensure that you are set up for success in your new role with St Patrick's. All teaching staff are provided with a paid induction program. A sample induction program can be found here . An individualised program will be provided for every new staff member to ensure that you are provided with all of the relevant information that you need. Close

Family school partnerships refers to the ongoing development of the relationship between St Patrick's and our families. St Patrick's believes strongly in relational learning where staff and parents/carers work closely to ensure the best possible learning and pastoral care outcomes for students. Effective two-way communication is a critical component to this. Further information about FSP is in the induction document, as well as on our school website, which can be found here . Close

Staff at St Patrick's are giving ongoing opportunities with faith formation. In addition, teaching staff are also supported in obtaining the Catholic accreditation to teach in a Catholic School and/or teach Religious Education. ​ For more information about Formation and Accreditation, please click here . Close

If this is the first time you have worked for Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools Ltd (MACS), you will be issued with a C-number, which you can use to access a range of MACS services, such as the online Catholic Education Victoria Network (CEVN). It is also an essential piece of ICT information, as you will need it to log into your computer and access the school photocopiers. Close

As part of on onsite induction, we will always walk new staff members around the school to help familiarise you with the school. Prior to onsite induction, we would encourage you to view the school video here , and also look at the school's facilities website page here . Close

Literacy at St Patrick's includes: 5 hours of reading per week 5 hours of writing per week ​ In addition, all classroom teachers participate in a 90 minute facilitated planning session with the Literacy Leader once a fortnight. ​ There is also a full-day term planning session at the end of each term in readiness for the next term. Close