Glen Waverley Primary School is proud to present to our school community our amazing new Prep to Year 2 Adventure Playground – ‘Glen’ The Octopus.
To our prospective families, Thank you for making the time to visit our school website. Due to the current Novel Coronavirus, for all enrolment enquiries please contact: Mr Frank Catalano - Principal at Frank.Catalano@education.vic.gov.au
On Wednesday 18th March 2020, Level Two had their Aboriginal for a Day Incursion. Big Al and Aslan from Cultural Infusion guided our learners through the different facets of Indigenous culture, including art, dancing, history and story-telling.
On Thursday 5th March 2020 we held our Welcome BBQ for all our Prep families. Congratulations to the Prep Team and thank you to everyone who assisted with what was a fabulous school community event where families got to know us, one another and the children continued to cement their friendships.
On Tuesday March 3rd close to 400 students and their teachers attended our annual Glen Waverley Primary School Intra-School Athletics Day at Bill Stewart Athletics Reserve. The students participated in a number of events such as high jump, shot put, discus, long jump and triple jump.
On Wednesday the 4th March 2020 we held our first ever Alumni event. It was a momentous occasion and was wonderful to see so many smiling faces of former students as they reconnected with their primary school surroundings, peers and teachers from previous years.
On Tuesday 25th February 2020 our Year 5 learners headed off for Camp to Beechworth, and what an amazing time they all had! Our learner’s have grown in their independence, resilience, emotional intelligence and historical understandings of this captivating region.
Thank you for making the time to visit our school website. On behalf of the students, staff and School Council, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all children and parents who are beginning an association with Glen Waverley Primary School.
“We would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri people who are the traditional custodians of this land. We would also like to pay respect to the elders past and present of the Wurundjeri nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people present.” 
