Queen of Peace Primary School is located in Altona Meadows, Melbourne. The school has an enrolment of approximately 500 students and has over 65 staff. 

The school is organised in year levels with three classes at each level. Teachers work in year level teams to plan, assess and evaluate together. Class teachers are supported by leaders in learning, learning diversity, literacy, mathematics, wellbeing and mental health. In 2026, leaders will work closely with teachers in classrooms to support the learning of all students.

While teachers are collaborating on planning, students participate in:

• Physical education (F - 6)

• Visual Arts (F - 6)

• AUSLAN (3 - 6)

• Library (F-2)

• Music (3 - 6)

• Performing Arts (F - 2)

Teachers are supported:

• to develop their teaching skills

• to develop their class management skills

• in their professional learning

• in identifying career pathways

• in developing leadership skills

• in ensuring there is a good work/life balance

• with access to an employee assistance program

• to be the best teachers they can be

The school fosters an environment where all staff members have the opportunity to have their voice heard. This is through the formal consultative committee and through informal discussion. These forums help us continue to enjoy our work and to ensure that we bring all along on the journey.

Our facilities and resources:

Queen of Peace Primary School has excellent resources to support teaching and learning and plans in place to create new contemporary learning spaces that support all students in their learning. 

Queen of Peace Primary School has dedicated art, music, library and STEM facilities, a full size indoor basketball stadium with stage, a kitchen garden and extensive outdoor space. 

Staff have access to a wide range of resources to support their teaching across the curriculum. 

Our large staff room is a place to connect with colleagues, enjoy a break and recharge for the next adventure. 

Our staff takes the opportunity to gather socially each term.

We will be undertaking a building project in 2026 to replace 6 portable classrooms with a brand new learning centre.

Our staff care about our children and are passionate about learning.