​The Mary Immaculate Catholic Primary School Vision for Learning provides guidance and direction for all learning across the school community. Our Vision for Learning provides clarity and direction and comprises:

• Beliefs
• Values
• Principles
  
• Practices

Learner Centred Approach

Learners are unique and have different ways of thinking and learning.

• Reflective practices and collaborative planning ensure the differentiation of curriculum to meet the needs of our diverse range of students.
• A variety of data-informed pedagogies and strategies for teaching and learning is valued and encouraged.

Equity and Excellence for all Learners

Students' needs, backgrounds, perspectives and interests are reflected in learning and teaching.

• Cultural diversity is valued and celebrated. 
• Learning experiences are purposeful, engaging and enjoyable. 
• A supportive team approach values and recognises effort, achievement and excellence.
• Quality professional development is provided for staff.

Nurturing Community

Learning in a nurturing environment supports and encourages all learners to be the best that they can be.

• Parents and staff work in partnership.
• Open communication between home and school is encouraged and supported.
• Opportunities are provided for engagement with the wider community.
• Supportive administrative practices are in place for families.
• A safe and supportive learning environment is a priority.

Our Catholic Faith

The traditions of our Catholic faith provide a strong foundation for learning and teaching.

• Our community follows the example of Jesus and St Mary of the Cross Mac​Killop.
• Opportunities for social action and justice are planned for and provided.
• Religious Education experiences reflect Catholic traditions and are meaningful and relevant to our contemporary world.

The Mary Mackillop ‘holding cross’ is used as the symbol for our Vision for Learning.