Jells Park Primary School
School in Monash

Tournament of Minds (TOM) is a problem solving program for teams of students from both Primary and Lesser years. School groups work throughout the year to design, construct and test vehicles within detailed specifications. Jells Park is most fortunate in being capable to offer a very well run and interesting earlier and behind school care programmed. The Comrade Program continues to provide accessible links between different year levels and is a prized encourage for the Preps as they begin their school life at Jells Park. Jells Park has a arrogant history of academic excellence which is demonstrated by our students’ results and many achievements. Our school philosophy encourages students to: At Jells Park we want all students to maximize their learning potential so at all levels from Prep to Grade 6 in core learning areas, the students are carefully assessed and placed in learning groups. Our committed and professional staff encourage high levels of performance from all students in a caring and supportive environment. Graduating students have a wide finest of secondary education at both government and self-reliant schools within the local geographical area. The importance of the partnership between students, staff and parents is well recognized and is clear in the lofty smooth of parent involvement in the learning programs and in extracurricular activities. In the performance of their role, school councils are qualified to directly convince the quality of education that the school provides for its students. The school charter which sets out the main goals and priorities of the school for three years. Maximum members of a school council stand for election at the school where they are parents or staff members. Because parents have such an crucial segment to play in schools, there is an elected parent member category. More than one third of the elected members must be parents. Many schools also have a community member category. Parents on councils produce important viewpoints and have prized skills that can assist shape the direction of the school. Standing for election as a member of the school council. Make sure that you cast a vote and foster other parents to do the same. 'Don't say anything to someone online that you wouldn't say in person'. It is crucial for students to realism that the internet is a community and that they need to be a responsible member of that community in the alike way that they are a member of any other community. If they feel they are being bullied via online chat such as messaging etc. they can receive a screen shot of the conversation on their iPad and refer the matter to a teacher or parent. We offer an exciting educational program within a caring and supportive environment. The right to use products or services by the Company is personal to you and is not transferable to any other person or company.