West Busselton Primary School

West Busselton Primary School Welcome to the West Busselton Primary School official page. West Busselton Primary School is one of four public primary schools located in Busselton.

The school opened in the mid 1960’s and ties with the community are strong, with generations of families having attended the school. It is a linear style school located close to Geographe Bay in Busselton. The school grounds are a feature with large amounts of well shaded area due to the peppermint trees and well maintained gardens and lawns. The school enrolment has reflected the growth of the to

wn over the past decade and transportable buildings share the site with permanent classrooms. The proximity to Geographe Bay enables a strong beach theme to be embedded in the curriculum, including regular excursions. The school’s information and communication technology is well provided for with smart-boards and ipads being available to staff and students. Staff at the school are experienced and have typically been at the school for 5 years or more. The school’s staff regularly collaborate with other schools in special projects including sporting events, Retention and Participation programs, Transition to secondary school and training. The school has Kindergarten classes operating for 15 hours. Pre Primary to year seven classes operate five days per week. The school hosts a Dental Therapy Centre. Environmental responsibility is a priority for the school and is the focus of a number of programs. Music, Indonesian and Physical Education specialist teachers provide important programs within the school curriculum. Additionally, the speech and language development in the early years has been recognised as a highly successful program. Special extension programs for gifted and talented students are provided throughout the year. The school works closely with the P&C and has been well supported by this group. The School Board meets regularly and provides direction in a number of areas. The school enjoys strong community links and the ‘family’ spirit is often commented on by visitors. A close supportive relationship continues to exist between students, staff and parents. Staff and students work together co-operatively to create a positive school environment in which students feel safe and learn in a supportive and caring atmosphere. With the continued support of parents we are confident, that the partnership that exists between parents and the staff will continue to provide each individual child with a nurturing learning environment. Through our motto, “Believing in Achieving”, we aim to provide the best possible education for each child who attends our school, ensuring they develop a broad range of skills to enable them to take responsibility for their own direction and to adapt to a changing world.

Welcome to spring! As the days become a little longer and a little warmer, it's a great opportunity to refresh routines ...
31/08/2026

Welcome to spring! As the days become a little longer and a little warmer, it's a great opportunity to refresh routines and enjoy a fresh start.

If winter made mornings a little tougher, spring is the perfect time to reset, reconnect and make the most of the weeks ahead.

Often it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

Children often respond to what we notice.Praising effort, celebrating progress and recognising the things that are going...
24/08/2026

Children often respond to what we notice.

Praising effort, celebrating progress and recognising the things that are going well helps build confidence and makes school something children feel good about.

Often it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

A few weeks ago we encouraged families to talk about attendance and set goals together.Even if you haven't had that conv...
17/08/2026

A few weeks ago we encouraged families to talk about attendance and set goals together.

Even if you haven't had that conversation yet, it's never too late. A quick check in over dinner about how school is going and what children are enjoying can help keep those positive routines going.

Often it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

Every child has mornings that take a little more effort than others.Recognising that effort, whether it's getting organi...
10/08/2026

Every child has mornings that take a little more effort than others.

Recognising that effort, whether it's getting organised, overcoming nerves or simply walking through the school gates, helps build confidence and resilience.

Often it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

🎉 Happy Principal Day Mr Rätz! 🎉We had great fun celebrating Principal Day today! It was a wonderful opportunity to reco...
07/08/2026

🎉 Happy Principal Day Mr Rätz! 🎉

We had great fun celebrating Principal Day today! It was a wonderful opportunity to recognise and thank Mr Rätz for his leadership, support and commitment to our students, staff and wider school community.

Sometimes a simple question can tell us a lot.Asking "What are you looking forward to today?" or "How are you feeling ab...
03/08/2026

Sometimes a simple question can tell us a lot.

Asking "What are you looking forward to today?" or "How are you feeling about school?" creates opportunities for children to share what's on their mind before little worries become bigger ones.

Often it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

31/07/2026

The countdown to the end of primary school just got a little more real for our Year 6’s! 💙

One good day often leads to another.Once routines start to return, keeping them going can be easier than starting again....
27/07/2026

One good day often leads to another.

Once routines start to return, keeping them going can be easier than starting again. Celebrating each successful morning helps build confidence and makes the next one just that little bit easier.

Often it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

Welcome back to Term 3! After a break, it can take a little time for everyone to find their rhythm again.The first day b...
20/07/2026

Welcome back to Term 3! After a break, it can take a little time for everyone to find their rhythm again.

The first day back is often the most important. Rather than thinking about the whole term ahead, focus on tomorrow. A good night's sleep, preparing a few things tonight and simply aiming for a calm start to the morning can help children settle back into school routines.

Often it's the small things, and the first steps, that make the biggest difference.

Address

Bower Road
Busselton, WA
6280

Opening Hours

Monday 8:55am - 3:05pm
Tuesday 8:55am - 3:05pm
Wednesday 8:55am - 3:05pm
Thursday 8:55am - 3:05pm
Friday 8:55am - 3:05pm

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