St Paul's Catholic Parish Primary School is a one stream co-educational Catholic school situated in St Paul's Parish Moss Vale. The enrolment approximately 180 and the students predominantly reside in the township of Moss Vale or the southern outlying areas. The Parish covers this area and is administered by the Order of St Paul the First Hermit. Catholic education was started in Moss Vale by the Sisters of St Joseph at 'Kalurgan' in Browley Street Moss Vale in 1884. Mother Mary MacKillop, now Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop, visited the school in 1884. In 1891 the Dominican Sisters took over the role as chief educators and St Joseph's School was transferred to the Elm Court property in Moss Vale. In 1947 the school moved to its present Garrett Street site and was renamed St Paul's, with pupils starting in January 1948. The school is a Catholic Community that respects the dignity of all, providing a quality learning environment focused on the life of Jesus. This vision is actioned through the school motto, All to All, which comes from St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians. The core values of the School are Faith, Hope and Love. The school has made a significant contribution to the local community and continues to be involved in local community activities and events. The teachers of the school attend a range of professional development opportunities that improve the learning outcomes for students and the Parents and Friends association actively supports the school. Visit the school website for more information.