St John's Lutheran School Jindera

St. John’s is one of over 80 Primary and Secondary schools operated by the Lutheran Church of Australia, which together currently educate well over 20,000 students.

St. John’s is located on a 3 hectare site in a semi-rural area of Jindera and is serviced from Albury and surrounding districts by several government-operated, free buses.

We cater for boys and girls in the primary years from Little Saints (4yr olds) to Year 6.
Our school is open to all families and denominations in the community and enjoys a very positive reputation.

St John’s is a loving Christian Community, dedicated to providing a safe learning environment, inspiring all to achieve their full potential. We recognise the diversity of learners, encourage and develop respect for others, a love for learning and a desire to grow to maturity in Christ.
Established in 1868, St John’s Lutheran Primary School has been providing quality Christian education non-stop for well over 143 years!

Over the past 15 - 20 years, St John’s has seen remarkable growth, growing from some 80 students to now over 300, which now includes the addition of a Pre-Kinder program for 4 year olds.

The mainstay of St John’s has always been to provide a caring and supportive environment in which to nurture our families in the Christian faith. With academic excellence and a solid Christian educational program the chief goals, St John’s continues to educate the whole child and support families in any way that we can.

We are very well resourced and have excellent facilities. There are Interactive Whiteboards in every classroom along with very advanced technological aides to further assist the education provided.

The curriculum provides challenge, creativity and variety, and incorporates both State and Federal requirements and initiative is encouraged.

We are excited to be able to offer families a Christian choice in education and to continue to provide excellence and care in a beautiful, tranquil environment where learning is valued and excellence is encouraged.