Wodonga Primary School is situated in the City of Wodonga alongside the Murray River and at the gateway to the Snowy Mountains and Victorian Alps. The school occupies a 12-acre site close to the centre of the city and boasts extensive grassed ovals and playgrounds.
The first school was housed in a bark hut in 1875 with an enrolment of 21 students. Mr John Lee was the first Head Teacher and oversaw the new building constructed on the corner of High and South Streets which became known as Belvoir National School. Over time the school has undergone many name changes. The school offered primary and secondary education until primary students transferred to the new Wodonga State School site in Brockley Street from 1951-54 and officially became a primary education facility. The school consisted of three Bristol style buildings at this time catering for an enrolment of 600.
Today, our school is proudly known as Wodonga Primary School No. 37, reflecting its history as the 37th State School established in Victoria.
We offer a broad and engaging curriculum that supports a diverse community of learners. The addition of modern facilities — including a gymnasium, music room, childcare centre, library, and new classrooms — has further enriched our programs and created a dynamic environment for students to learn and thrive.
Our current enrolment is approximately 940 students.
We offer a broad and engaging curriculum that supports a diverse community of learners. The addition of modern facilities — including a gymnasium, music room, childcare centre, library, and new classrooms — has further enriched our programs and created a dynamic environment for students to learn and thrive.
Our current enrolment is approximately 940 students.
