St Kilda Park Primary School

St Kilda is an inner-city suburb with a median age of 36 and a median weekly household income of $1,779, slightly above the national median citation:2021 St Kilda (Vic.), Census All persons QuickStats. The population skews young and professional (white-collar), with a high proportion of singles—only 0.2 children per household and 4,075 families out of 19,490 people citation:2021 St Kilda (Vic.), Census All persons QuickStats. Families with children are present but form a smaller share compared to typical outer suburbs.

The exact dominant overseas country of birth for St Kilda in 2021 is not available in the provided sources citation:2021 St Kilda (Vic.), Census All persons QuickStats. In 2016, 33.3% of residents had both parents born in Australia and 41.0% had both parents born overseas, with the most common overseas birthplaces being England, New Zealand, and India citation:2016 St Kilda, Census All persons QuickStats. For the most recent 2021 data, please refer directly to the ABS Community Profiles.

St Kilda Park Primary School’s Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) is provided by **TeamKids** on-site citation:Out of School Hours Care | St Kilda Park Primary School. Before-school care runs from **7:00 am until 8:45 am** (with breakfast if needed) and after-school care from **3:30 pm until 6:15 pm** (afternoon tea provided) citation:Out of School Hours Care | St Kilda Park Primary School. TeamKids also operates a holiday program with extended hours.

St Kilda Park Primary School offers a **School Choir** (Foundation to Year 6) and a **Senior Choir** for older students, performing at assemblies and community events citation:Performing Arts | St Kilda Park Primary School. The school also runs **Chess Club** and **Coding Club** as part of its extracurricular program, along with **Orchestra** and instrumental music tuition citation:ST KILDA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 68 FITZROY STREET. These activities are explicitly named in the school’s parent payments arrangement document.

St Kilda is a lively beachside suburb with a mix of cafes, parks, and family-friendly amenities such as the St Kilda Adventure Playground and the St Kilda Sea Baths. For specialty groceries, **St Kilda Family Mart** (Asian grocery) and **Great Asia Food Store** offer a wide range of Asian products, while **Tales of India** provides Indian grocery delivery to St Kilda citation:THE BEST 10 INTERNATIONAL GROCERY near ST KILDA citation:Indian Grocery Store St Kilda Road Central. There is also a **Woolworths** and **Coles** in the area for everyday essentials.

For casual family-friendly dining, **Rococo** (Italian pizza and pasta, on Fitzroy St) is a popular choice with takeaway available citation:THE 10 BEST Takeaway Restaurants in St Kilda - Tripadvisor. **Galleon Cafe** offers relaxed Australian cafe fare and is great for an easy meal citation:THE 10 BEST Takeaway Restaurants in St Kilda - Tripadvisor. **Cher Thai St Kilda** provides Thai takeaway and delivery, with a menu including curries and stir-fries citation:Cher Thai St Kilda.

**Kip McGrath St Kilda** offers English and maths tutoring for primary and secondary students at its centre citation:Kip McGrath St Kilda English and Maths Tutoring. **Success Tutoring St Kilda** provides personalised primary and high school tutoring in English and maths, with customised learning plans citation:Tutoring St Kilda | Primary & High School Tutors. Both are located in or near the suburb.

St Kilda does not have a train station; the most direct public transport to Melbourne CBD is **tram route 16** (Kew–St Kilda Beach) or **tram route 96** (East Brunswick–St Kilda Beach), both running along St Kilda Road citation:Flinders Street Station to St Kilda. The estimated tram travel time from St Kilda Junction to Flinders Street Station is approximately **21–27 minutes** citation:Flinders Street Station to St Kilda. Alternatively, bus routes such as the 246 also connect to the city.