St Patrick’s Parish School is located in central Albury. 

It is a school which is strong in tradition, dating back to 1855, when the first school was opened in St. Patrick’s Parish.

The school and the parish work closely to provide quality education for all children enrolled.

The current enrolment is 474 students, with 21 classes.

The teaching staff are experienced and dedicated to the provision of the best education for the students in their care.

With small class sizes there is an emphasis on the development of the whole child.

The school aims to equip the students with the skills necessary to thrive in the 21st century, and the classroom practices reflect this.

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Collaborative classroom practices allow students to become fully engaged in their education and take ownership of their learning in a positive and responsible manner.

Technology is an important tool in the delivery of all syllabus documents. Classrooms are equipped with a range of desktops, laptops, ipads, interactive televisions and interactive whiteboards. The school has spacious grounds and excellent facilities. 

The Making Jesus Real program places an emphasis on the development of respectful and caring relationships based on gospel values in all interactions both in and out of the classroom.

Masses and liturgies are celebrated throughout each term, with Father Joel being an important part of the school.