Principal’s Message

I am delighted to welcome you to St Aidan’s Catholic Primary School Maroubra Junction. Our school offers students a unique and personalised education allowing them to achieve their best in many curricular and co-curricular domains.

Our teachers are highly skilled, passionate and enthusiastic educators, committed to ensuring every student receives a contemporary education with the skills needed for an increasingly changing world.

We believe that learning is done in partnership with parents, who are warmly welcomed into our school community. A wide range of technologies are used to deliver a dynamic and differentiated education which connects us with local and global communities, within a nurturing and inclusive school environment. We encourage authentic student participation with students given opportunities to make decisions on matters that affect them. They are active in social justice and are explicitly taught social and emotional skills to enhance their resilience and wellbeing.

St Aidan’s is a Brigidine school. Building upon this tradition and its values of hospitality, compassion and justice we have a strong and engaged commitment to social justice which is supported by our families.

Please enjoy exploring our website and feel welcome to contact the school if you require further information.

Rachel Baker
Principal

Rachel Baker Principal

St Aidan's CAtholic Primary School Maroubra Junction HistoryHistory
St Aidan’s Catholic Primary School Maroubra Junction began in 1915, a year after the parish of Maroubra was established. The Brigidine Sisters staffed the school, with Sr Paul King as first principal. For the first two decades St Aidan’s was a primary school, beginning with 60 boys and girls. From 1934 girls were taught in lower secondary and in 1958 the school extended to the Leaving Certificate. Therefore, St Aidan’s catered for junior primary boys, and for girls from Kindergarten to Year 5 secondary. This remained the case until 1989 when it became solely a K6 school for both boys and girls. Further refurbishment of the school took place during 20092011 with construction of a school hall and new classroom facilities.

St Aidan's Catholic Primary School Mariubra Junction MissionMission
At St Aidan’s Catholic Primary School Maroubra Junction

  • We are committed to developing values across the curriculum based on the gospels of Jesus Christ within the Catholic tradition.
  • We are committed to providing a quality curriculum and the highest possible standards of teaching and learning in Religious Education and the various key learning areas.
  • We are committed to providing a safe and happy environment so that all students develop a sense of self worth and their spiritual, emotional, physical and academic needs are met.
  • We value and encourage communication, understanding and a working partnership with parents and the wider community.

St Aidan's Catholic Primary School Maroubra Junction ParishOur Parish

The community of St Aidan’s Catholic Primary School Maroubra Junction and Holy Family Parish is one of trust, reflection and relationships under the guidance of our Parish Priest, Father John Hayes.
Parish and school have developed strong links, with students regularly attending morning parish Mass and school/parish Masses during term time.
We are also fortunate to have regular classroom visits from Father John. The school and parish also work closely on preparing the students for their Sacraments.
More information can be found at the parish website here.

A: 214 Maroubra Road Maroubra NSW 2035
P: (02) 9349 119
E: holy.family@bigpond.com

Parish Priest: Fr John Hayes

​Mass times
Monday- Friday: 9.10am
Saturday: 5.00pm
Sunday: 8.00am, 9.30am, 6.00pm

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Our school is part of a system of 147 low-fee Catholic schools in the Sydney Archdiocese.

Sydney Catholic Schools are thriving Catholic communities that ignite a love of Christ through excellent teaching and learning to empower students to reach their full potential.