Our school
Pimpama State Primary College (PSPC) is 1 of 250 Independent Public Schools in Queensland tasked with being a catalyst for improving learning outcomes across Queensland's state school system. Another key feature of our school is that we are a public private partnership school. Our private partners, Plenary, have developed a school environment that supports quality, cost effective and innovative educational service delivery with the flexibility to accommodate current and future curricular activities. All buildings include energy-efficiency measures that deliver comfortable learning and teaching environments. For example, making the best use of indoor and outdoor spaces by achieving efficiencies in natural light, shade, glare and temperature.
Our students
Our students are positive and enthusiastic in their approach to learning through a growth mindset. They take pride in their work and work through challenges. They are committed to improvement and will seek feedback to achieve their learning goals.
Our teachers
Our teachers are positive, professional and caring. They develop rich and engaging learning tasks, utilising best practise strategies, 21st century skills with feedback as the cornerstone to all learning.
Our Enrolment Management Plan
A School Enrolment Management Plan (School EMP) is introduced in a state school which is nearing its student enrolment capacity. In order to ensure sufficient facilities are available for in-catchment students, Principals of these schools are required to restrict the enrolments from out-of-catchment students.
Pimpama State Primary College recognises as its prime obligation, the provision of access to an appropriate educational service for students whose principal place of residence is within the school's catchment area.
Because of enrolment capacity and growth, Pimpama State Primary College may be unable to meet this obligation in the future unless action is taken to manage enrolments. The Principal must restrict the enrolment of out-of-catchment students to ensure in-catchment students can enrol at their local state school without requiring additional facilities.
For more enrolment information and to see if you are in our catchment, take a look in the enrolments section.