All children are important at Aldgate Primary School. Children are actively involved in supporting each other to develop skills and confidence academically, socially, emotionally and physically. The focus is on learning together in a safe, caring environment.

We are committed to developing positive and genuine relationships between children, staff and families. Our strategies include: community events, multi-age classes, and buddy class activities.

Our school has full wheelchair access and facilities for students with disabilities.

Students actively work in a wide range of learning activities that involve not only staff, but also peers, parents, and the community.  The community is an important partner in our learning program. 

A broad range of learning activities help students to understand that we are all learners together. These activities include: Aboriginal learning, sports, environmental, craft, visits with  Andrewartha (Senior Citizens Home), Jump Rope Team, School Band, environmental electives, Buddy classes, and orienteering. 

High standards of literacy and numeracy are developed through these meaningful learning experiences. 

We closely monitor and extensively report our students' academic progress. We have enrichment and intervention programs to cater for the full range of abilities