Our Facilities

​Jubilee Primary School is proud to offer a diverse range of facilities that support student learning, creativity, wellbeing and physical development.

Modern Learning Spaces

Our purpose-built classrooms cater to students from Prep to Year 6 and are equipped with contemporary teaching tools and digital technologies.

I-Centre (Library)​

Our vibrant I-Centre is a hub for reading, research and digital exploration. It provides students with access to a wide selection of books, learning resources and technology to support inquiry-based learning and literacy development.

STEM Learning

Students engage in hands-on science, technology, engineering and mathematics activities in dedicated STEM spaces. These areas are designed to spark curiosity, problem-solving and innovation through real-world challenges and collaborative projects.

Music Program

Jubilee's music facilities support a dynamic curriculum that includes instrumental learning, vocal performance and ensemble opportunities. Students are encouraged to express themselves creatively and build confidence through music education.

Italian Language Study

Italian is taught as a specialist subject from Prep to Year 6, delivered by dedicated language teachers as part of the school’s commitment to a rich and diverse curriculum aligned with the Australian Curriculum.​  Italian Day at Jubilee is a vibrant celebration that transforms the entire campus into a cultural playground—students explore language, traditions, and cuisine through dynamic activities across classrooms, outdoor spaces and the oval, making learning come alive beyond the walls.​​

Outdoor Spaces,  Courts & Sports Areas

  • A multi-purpose outdoor court for tennis, basketball and other sports
  • An undercover basketball court for all-weather play
  • Expansive open spaces and adventure playgrounds that promote active play and teamwork
  • A variety of native trees and gardens, regularly maintained to ensure safety and environmental awareness.
  • A large school oval used for sports, assemblies, and emergency drills.

Multi-Purpose Hall

The indoor hall is used for assemblies, performances, physical education and community events. It's a flexible space that brings our school community together for learning and celebration.

Digital Learning: Computers & iPads

Jubilee integrates technology across the curriculum. Students have access to iPads and computers to support digital literacy, creativity and personalised learning. Devices are regularly updated and managed through BCE's JAMF system to ensure safe and effective use. ​

Device Access Across Year Levels

  • Prep to Year 1 students share a class set of iPads to support their learning.
  • Years 2 and 3 have individual access to laptops that remain in their classrooms for daily use.
  • Years 4 to 6 are provided with personal 1:1 laptops, maintained under a school agreement until graduation in Year 6 or upon departure from the school.

Wellbeing Spaces

  • A Chill Out Zone for students with sensory needs
  • Undercover play areas for safe and shaded recreation
  • Before, after and vacation care operated by Centacare, supporting family needs beyond school hours

Safety & Accessibility

  • Ramp and elevator access.
  • Secure lift motor rooms with clear signage, emergency evacuation plans and personalised support for students and staff with mobility needs.
  • A proactive Health, Safety & Wellbeing Committee that oversees regular audits and staff inductions.
  • Electronic security systems and infrastructure that meet Queensland safety standards.​
  • Safety and evacuation planning with detailed evacuation procedures that include protocols for students and staff involved in off-site activities such as camps, excursions, and sports carnivals. ​

Beyond the Campus​​

  • Excursion and camp programs aligned with curriculum goals and supported by trusted providers.
  • Swimming Lessons: Jubilee organizes swimming lessons at external pool facilities. Students who are not participating are arranged into alternate classes, ensuring all students are supervised and engaged during these off-campus activities. 
  • University Partnerships: Jubilee collaborates with Griffith University to host preservice teachers for practical placements. This not only supports teacher development but also enriches student learning through fresh perspectives and innovative teaching strategies. ​

  • Highschool Partnerships: Jubilee Primary School students commonly transition to nearby Catholic and independent high schools such as Aquinas College, Assisi Catholic College, and other Gold Coast secondary schools, supported by middle years transition planning.​

  • Speech and Drama, Instrume​ntal Music, Ballet and Dance, Creative Art Lessons: These programs are often facilitated by external providers and take place outside regular classroom hours, contributing to students’ holistic development. 
  • Community Support Initiatives: Jubilee Primary School actively participates in Gala Days, Catholic school sports events, district competitions and traditional ball games, often held off-campus at local sporting venues. ​

  • Pamper Packs: Jubilee also runs initiatives like Pamper Packs for families or staff going through difficult times (e.g., chemotherapy, grief). These are coordinated by staff and reflect the school’s commitment to wellbeing beyond academics. ​

  • Professional Development: Staff participate in off-site professional development days, supported by structured health and safety protocols. This ensures that learning and growth extend beyond the school grounds for both students and educators. ​


 

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