Berwick Lodge Primary School
Berwick Lodge Primary School was established in 1990 in the South Eastern Growth corridor of Melbourne. The initial enrolment of 200 pupils quickly grew and has remained at the current population of over 600. The school logo depicts the Helmeted Honeyeater – regarded as Australia’s rarest bird species, with one of its three acknowledged remaining habitats being on the eastern border of the City of Casey.
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Schools Tree Day
This year, Schools Tree Day is celebrated on Friday 29 July. To support Berwick Lodge Primary School, Brad Battin, the Member of Parliament for Gembrook, visited to plant seedlings in our school grounds. Brad met with students to chat about the relevance of Schools...
100 Days Of Prep
This week marks a very special milestone...100 days of prep! We are so pleased that this year our prep students have been able to experience those 100 school days onsite! The first 100 days of prep are an enormous learning period. There are new faces, routines, places...
Parent Teacher Interviews
These will be held on Tuesday 19th July between 9.00am-4.30pm. These meetings will be held face-to-face in student’s classrooms. Students will not attend school as usual but will be expected to attend the discussion meeting with their parent and teacher. We understand...
National Buddy Day 2022
Buddy Day is a national initiative developed by NAB and The Alannah and Madeline Foundation to celebrate friendship and help raise awareness of bullying in Australian primary schools. This year, Berwick Lodge P.S, along with thousands around Australia, will...
Cancelled: Open Night 2022 | 1 June 2022
Update: Due to unforeseen circumstances, our 2022 Open Night has been canceled. After two years of Covid-19 restrictions and many lockdowns, we are finally in a position to hold our 2022 Open Night! We could not be more excited to welcome our school community back,...
National Walk Safely to School Day | 20 May 2022
On Walk Safely to School Day, primary school-aged children are encouraged to walk with their parents or caregiver to school. This encourages healthy habits as well as teaching vital road safety skills. Primary school-aged children across Australia will make those...