Marri Grove Primary School, opened in 1993, is a rapidly growing school situated just northwest of the Byford town site. The school buildings were awarded a Master Builders' Association's Excellence in Construction award for addressing environmental factors in 1994 and Marri Grove was the second Department of Education primary school in Western Australia to have a 'per cent for art' component as part of the West Australian Government's public art strategy. The school offers a Kindergarten - to Year 7 curriculum and specialist programmes in Music, Art, Indonesian and Physical Education and utilises the You Can Do It values program to build students' social and emotional skills. Indonesian is taught in Years 3 to 7 and an Indonesian Celebration is held annually to engage students in the Indonesian culture. Physical Education lessons are taken by a specialist teacher focusing on Fundamental Movement Skills and culminating in sports events at school and across the district. The well resourced school library is a focus area in the school and features upgraded computing facilities. Classrooms are equipped with computers and interactive whiteboards are available in some teaching areas.