Christ the King School is a Catholic community dedicated to educating the whole child as a caring and respectful member of society. It was established adjacent to the Christ the King Church in 1903 and relocated to its current site in York Street in 1997. The school has an enrolment of 440 children across Pre-Kindergarten to Year Six. The school aims to encourage students to become meaningful and active members of society, who model their Catholic faith. It works in partnership with families and parish to create a cooperative, enriching and affirming community. It further aims to provide opportunities for all students to reach their potential by offering a supportive, engaging and challenging educational environment. The school seeks to implement 'best practice' in all its classrooms through literacy/numeracy dedicated times, professional learning community meetings, literacy/numeracy coordinators and support teachers. It offers Reading Recovery and EMU programs. Specialist teachers offer programs in physical education, performing arts, Italian, library and ICT. Individual tuition in music is available and the Active After-School Hours Program is conducted. The school hopes all will live up to its motto, to "Care for and Respect Everyone".