Lake Monger Primary School

Sydney Private Schools introduces Lake Monger Primary School in Wembley, for all your education and learning needs.

Lake Monger Primary School is an expanding inner city level 4 school, on the shores of Lake Monger, Wembley which became an Independent Public School from 2011.

The School Vision and Ethos has been collaboratively developed.  The School has a strong emphasis on values within an educational environment of curriculum excellence.  The last four years has seen significant ICT changes to the school.  The School has a strong ESL (EALD) focus with an emphasis on diversity.

Over the Past three years Lake Monger Primary School has achieved excellent NAPLAN results.

The school is fortunate in having a large site with extensive play and sports areas in addition to being located adjacent to the safe and extensive parklands around Lake Monger.

There has been a large building program in place over the past 3 years.  This has provided a large new library, new music room, new canteen, and new undercover assembly area.   Recently a new Administration building, new student services, new staffroom and conference facilities have been built.  As our school has expanded, new Early Childhood buildings have been constructed.

Our school has welcomed enthusiastically the opportunities provided by being an Independent Public School and enjoys providing a professional environment, enabling the School Community to deliver the best possible educational ou7tcomes for all our students.

Our recent IPS Independent Reviewers, School Standards Review 2013, reported on our processes, outcomes, programs, business plan and targets.  The School community were very proud of our Review Report 2013.

“The purpose of Lake Monger Primary School is to provide a safe and supportive environment in which our students can develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to achieve their individual potential and be able to contribute positively to society.  We aim to develop tolerant, resilient, self disciplined, achieving students who are considerate of others.”