Our School Buildings, learning spaces and playgrounds
2020
Echuca Twin Rivers Specialist School opens, co-located with our school.
2018
Echuca Twin Rivers School opens.
Echuca Twin Rivers School was formed by merging two local schools , Echuca West and Echuca South. The school caters to students in the Echuca West area, which is currently experiencing substantial residential growth.
We are proud to recognize the community's involvement in every step of our school’s development. Teachers and students from the three schools, as well as the local community, worked closely with consultants and architects through the process to ensure our new school was everything we wanted it to be.
Echuca Twin Rivers School was formed by merging two local schools , Echuca West and Echuca South. The school caters to students in the Echuca West area, which is currently experiencing substantial residential growth.
We are proud to recognize the community's involvement in every step of our school’s development. Teachers and students from the three schools, as well as the local community, worked closely with consultants and architects through the process to ensure our new school was everything we wanted it to be.
1971
Echuca South Primary School opened
Located on McKenzie Street in Echuca’s South, close to the Campaspe River, the school was established to cater to Echuca’s continued population growth and expanding educational needs.
Located on McKenzie Street in Echuca’s South, close to the Campaspe River, the school was established to cater to Echuca’s continued population growth and expanding educational needs.
1915
Echuca West Primary School opened
Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2015, Echuca West Primary School was originally established to serve Echuca’s farming families.
Located on West School Road and surrounded by farmland, the school had grown greatly since 1915.
Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2015, Echuca West Primary School was originally established to serve Echuca’s farming families.
Located on West School Road and surrounded by farmland, the school had grown greatly since 1915.
