The school is committed to maintaining a safe, friendly, purposeful and attractive learning environment. Built in 1908, the school is located in a heritage overlay area and features many notable architectural characteristics from that period. The school community appreciates and values the character and history of the school and places a high priority on its conservation.

In order to continually enhance the school environment, regular working bees are organised on a year level basis by the Buildings and Grounds Committee of School Council. The school's outstanding facilities comprise:

• Twenty three classrooms
• Hall
• Multi-purpose room
• Library
• Visual art centre
• Music room
• Meeting room
• Staff and resource areas
• Reading Recovery room
• Computer laboratory
• Physical Education resource area
• Uniform shop
• Oval
• Covered play areas
• Two adventure playgrounds and a range of active and passive outdoor areas.