Belvedere Park Primary School is committed to providing a safe, inclusive and nurturing learning environment where every student is known, valued and supported to achieve their personal best. Through high-quality education, strong partnerships with families and a culture of respect, responsibility and belonging, we empower students to become confident, resilient and successful learners who are well prepared for the future.
At Belvedere Park Primary School, our values of Respect, Responsibility, Resilience and Kindness underpin everything we do. They guide our decision-making, shape the way we learn and work together, and create a culture of high expectations, inclusion and connectedness. Our values ensure that every member of our school community feels safe, respected, and supported.
RESPECT – We treat everyone with courtesy, kindness and respect.
RESPONSIBILITY – We take ownership of our actions and care for our learning, our belongings and our school.
KINDNESS – We include others, show compassion and help those around us.
RESILIENCE – We embrace challenges, learn from mistakes and keep trying, even when things are difficult.
We are standing here with people we care for and respect
We will be kind and helpful to everyone
We will keep ourselves safe
We will remember our school, friends and achievements when we leave
So up there for Belvedere in the blue and gold!
Our school captains for 2026 are Mia P and Ryan P (pictured above). The role of our School Captains is to be ambassadors for our school and to provide a student leadership face for Belvedere Park Primary School.
The Student Voice Team is another opportunity for students to experience leadership and provide input into the development of our school.
Two children from each class in Years 1 to 6 are elected by their peers for a 12-month term of office. The School Captains are automatically included and are expected to lead the SVT meetings as part of their leadership role. The Foundation children are represented by the Year 6 and Year 5 children.
The SVT meets once per month and is chaired by Mrs Wigg. They discuss any issues raised by the children of the various classes, as well as perform a range of mainly social activities around the school.