Welcome to Fulham Gardens Primary School
Fulham Gardens Primary School is located on the corner of Mitton Avenue and Marlborough Street Henley Beach in the western suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. The school was established in 1961 and is a public school providing education for Reception to year 6 children.
The strong and positive partnership between home and school is highly valued and we welcome the support and involvement of our community.
Aiming for Excellence. Learning for Life.
Kindness
We make other people feel positive with our choice of actions and our words.
Courage
We are strong and give things a go, even when they challenge us.
Ambition
We are determined to achieve what we set out to do.
2024 Term Dates:
Term 1: 29th January to 12th April
Term 2: 29th April to 5th July
Term 3: 22nd July to 27th September
Term 4: 14th October to 13th December
Pupil Free Days: Public Holidays:
Monday 29th April Monday 11th March
Tuesday 11th June Friday 29th March
Monday 22nd July Monday 1st April
Monday 14th October Monday 10th June
School Closure Day:
Friday 6th September
DON’T FORGET YOUR HAT!
Hats for Term 1, 3 & 4
Don’t forget a SunSmart hat for terms 1,3 & 4. We all need to protect our skin from the harmful rays of the sun. If your child does not bring their hat to school, they will be required to play in the shade during recess and lunch time.
Our latest news
2024 Aquatics
Between the ocean and the lake, West Lakes is the hub of water sports ranging from canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling sailing and surfing. The serene lake comes to life with its water sports and activities amongst the cafes and waterfront homes. West Lakes Aquatic...
Bike Ed 2024
During Weeks 1-3 the year6 Bears and year 4/5 Llamas participated in Way2Go Bike Ed funded by the Department of Infrastructure and Transport. Through participating in Way2Go Bike Ed, students: · Build their knowledge and understanding of the road laws and...
Remembrance Day 2024
FGPS gathered on the courtyard yesterday to remember in silence and honour the soldiers who have died in the line of duty for Remembrance Day. Some classes made poppy flowers to wear for the ceremony and learn about its significance. Mr. D's Dragon's class created...