Welcome to Mypolonga Primary School

Mypolonga Primary School is situated close to the banks of the Murray River between Murray Bridge and Mannum. We are a small rural school with 144 students. Coming to school each morning presents students and staff with views of farming lands, orchards, vineyards, the beautiful river red gums which line the river and the ochre-coloured cliffs which glow in the afternoon.

At Mypolonga, we value having a safe, caring learning environment with supportive relationships for all students. We work hard to achieve this and we believe that, by working together as a school community and by being committed to the wellbeing of every child in our school, we can contribute to the success of all our students. We continually provide opportunities for students to develop and enhance skills in a wide range of ways in order to prepare them for their transition to high school, the workplace and adulthood.

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Mypolonga Primary School Shop

Open for business every Friday during school terms, the Mypolonga School Shop teaches students financial literacy, customer service, communication and organisation skills.

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Enterprise Recess and Lunch

Enterprise recesses and lunches are planned, prepared and served by the Junior Primary Unit and Middle Primary Unit, with each unit taking responsibility for two terms of the school year.

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Mypolonga Primary School Shop

Open for business every Friday during school terms, the Mypolonga School Shop teaches students financial literacy, customer service, communication and organisation skills.

More about our School Shop

Enterprise Recess and Lunch

Enterprise recesses and lunches are planned, prepared and served by the Junior Primary Unit and Middle Primary Unit, with each unit taking responsibility for two terms of the school year.

More about enterprise

Manage your child's schooling

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we are on and pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people who are present today.