Corpus Christi School is a long established Catholic primary school in Kingsville. The school was opened in 1942 by the Sisters of St Joseph as part of the Yarraville Parish, and was known then as St Flannan's. When the Kingsville Parish of Corpus Christi was established in 1954, the school's name was changed to Corpus Christi. Corpus Christi works in partnership with parents to educate children to seek what is true, beautiful and good. We provide a safe, stimulating environment that is non-threatening yet challenging, motivating, enjoyable and conducive to learning. Religious Education at Corpus Christi occupies a pre-eminent place in both curriculum and practice. As a Catholic school community, children are immersed in opportunities to 'Know, Worship and Love' God through: Religious Education and Sacramental Programs Daily prayer School and Class Masses and Liturgical celebrations focusing on events within the community and the liturgical calendar Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (Godly Play) Program Our well resourced and technologically rich learning environments enable Corpus Christi School to provide an innovative, challenging, engaging and comprehensive Prep to Year 6 curriculum. Strong emphasis on Literacy and Numeracy Reading Recovery Program Individualised Learning Whole school Integrated Inquiry approach to learning Information and Communication Technology (including Food Technology) Science and the Humanities Specialist programs in Library, The Arts, Physical Education and LOTE (Italian) At Corpus Christi School there is an emphasis on student wellbeing. Children are supported through a range of programs including: Strategic Assistance for Children with Special Needs Reading Recovery Transition Social Skills Student Leadership Since 1994, there has been an extensive building program, including the rebuilding of all learning, administration and recreational areas. All learning areas are fully air conditioned and are equipped with interactive white boards and data projection facilities.