Beaumaris Primary School

Beaumaris, VIC

Here’s a compact, family‑facing eight‑point briefing for Beaumaris Primary School (Beaumaris, VIC). Each item is short and sourced (one search per data point).

1) Suburb socio‑economic profile

Beaumaris is an affluent, higher‑income bayside suburb with an older median age (median age 48) and many established families/couples with children. Median weekly household income ~ $2,626 (2021) — well above state averages citation:Beaumaris QuickStats 2021 citation:Beaumaris VIC 3193 suburb profile.

2) Most common overseas birthplace

About 73.6% of residents were born in Australia; the largest overseas birthplace is England (~7.2% of residents) citation:Beaumaris suburb profile (2021) citation:Beaumaris QuickStats 2021.

3) Working‑parent support (OSHC)

Beaumaris Primary runs on‑site Before & After School Care (OSHC) operated by TeamKids (onsite before‑school and after‑school care; holiday programs available) — hours listed on the school Families/OSHC page citation:Beaumaris Primary Families / OSHC info citation:TeamKids - Beaumaris Primary.

4) School culture — key extracurriculars

- Instrumental / music program (school partners with external providers such as Junior Rockers for school music activities) citation:Junior Rockers — Beaumaris Primary partnership.

- School sport / faction activities and local Auskick links (active sport program / oval and courts used for school sport) citation:Beaumaris AUSKICK local program citation:Beaumaris Primary school overview.

5) Suburb vibe and groceries (2 sentences)

Beaumaris is a bayside, family‑oriented suburb with beaches, parks and quiet residential streets — good for families who want coastal recreation close to Melbourne. Main local groceries include Beaumaris IGA and the local Beaumaris Grocer for everyday and specialty provisions; larger/ethnic supermarket options are more common in neighbouring suburbs citation:Beaumaris IGA citation:Beaumaris Grocer listing citation:Beaumaris suburb guide.

6) Weeknight dining — 2–3 family‑friendly options

- Seaview Fish & Chips — local casual seafood/takeaway favourite citation:Seaview Fish & Chips listing.

- The Concourse Catch — casual takeaway/fast-food on the Concourse citation:The Concourse Catch listing.

(The suburb also has small Italian/Asian takeaway options listed on local dining guides) citation:Beaumaris takeaway guide.

7) Tuition & enrichment near the school

Local tutoring providers include Success Tutoring (servicing Beaumaris) and regional providers / private tutors listed on platforms like Summit Tutors and Superprof for one‑to‑one or small‑group tuition citation:Success Tutoring — Beaumaris service page citation:Summit Tutors.

8) Commute — public transport estimate to Melbourne CBD

Beaumaris has no train station. Typical public‑transport route: take a local bus (e.g., Route 600) from Beaumaris to Sandringham Station (~10–15 minutes by bus), then Sandringham → Flinders Street by train ~30 minutes — total travel time to Flinders Street commonly ~40–50 minutes (door‑to‑door depends on connections) citation:Beaumaris → Sandringham bus info (Route 600) citation:Sandringham→Flinders Street train time ~30 min / Sandringham line.

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NAPLAN by Subject: How Beaumaris Primary School Compares

Subject-by-subject results vs the average of 2 nearby schools.

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Sources

Generated from web research — for informational purposes only, not professional advice. NAPLAN data from ACARA.