Curriculum & Reporting

At Maffra Primary School, we offer a comprehensive curriculum based on the Victorian Curriculum. Literacy and Numeracy are the priority areas throughout the school, and with a strong emphasis on reading and comprehension.

Victorian F-10 Curriculum

The Victorian Curriculum F–10 supports the planning for whole school teaching and learning. It incorporates the Australian Curriculum and reflects Victorian priorities and standards. It sets out what every student should learn during their first eleven years of schooling.

You can find out more about the Victorian Curriculum F–10 by clicking here

Specialist Programs & Extra-Curricular Activities

See the Specialist Programs & Extra-Curricular Activities Page for details of our school programs.

Discovery Learning

Discovery Learning Maffra PS is a growth mindset school with an expectation that every student will show continual improvement in their time with us. A lot of our learning is student centred and follows clear learning intentions and success criteria designed by both teachers and students.

Information Communication Technology

Maffra is well equipped with a range of technological devices at every year level. Technology is used in a strategic way and our program is designed to have all our students ‘literate’ in a range of programs and software in preparation for high school.

Maffra Primary School has a clear mobile phone policy in line with other Government Schools. Mobile phones are not permitted at school with the school also equipped to work through any out of school cyber safety issues involving our students.

Homework

Click here to download our Homework Policy

Reporting to Parents

Online Booking System for Parent/Teacher Interviews and 3 Way Conferences

Formal interviews are arranged during the year so parents can discuss their child's progress with the teacher and booking details are provided to individual families in advance of Parent/Teacher or 3 way conferences, involving students.

NAPLAN (National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy)

Each May students in Year 3 & 5 participate in National NAPLAN testing in Language Conventions, Writing, Reading and Numeracy. Families of students involved in this receive a standardized report which provides additional information regarding student achievement.

Click here to go to the NAPLAN website for more information.