Campbellfield Heights Primary School

Campbellfield, VIC

Suburb socio-economic profile

Campbellfield is a working-class suburb with a strong blue-collar tilt. The 2021 Census recorded a median weekly household income of $1,110, notably lower than the Victorian median, and a median age of 38 citation:2021 Campbellfield, Census All persons QuickStats. The suburb has a high proportion of families, with an average of 2.9 people per household citation:2021 Campbellfield, Census All persons QuickStats.

Most common foreign country of birth

The most common overseas country of birth in Campbellfield is not explicitly listed in the available QuickStats data for the suburb itself; however, the broader Campbellfield-Coolaroo SA2 area shows a highly diverse population with significant Middle Eastern and Asian-born communities citation:2021 Campbellfield - Coolaroo, Census All persons QuickStats. The specific percentage share for a single dominant overseas country of birth for Campbellfield is not found in the provided sources.

Working-parent support

Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) availability at Campbellfield Heights Primary School is not specified on the school’s website or in the provided search results citation:Campbellfield Heights Primary School. The generic OSHC search results on Toddle and other sites do not list a provider specifically for this school citation:OSHC in Campbellfield, VIC 3061. As a result, the provider and hours are not available in the supplied context.

School culture

Campbellfield Heights Primary School offers a Physical Education program led by a specialist, which includes a Perceptual Motor Program (P.M.P) for Foundation students citation:Physical Education. Students in Years 5 and 6 can participate in Inter-school sport, competing in sports such as netball, football, soccer, and cricket citation:Physical Education. The school also provides expert coaching through external organisations like Hockey Australia citation:Physical Education.

Suburb vibe and groceries

Campbellfield has a practical, industrial and residential mix with essential amenities. For groceries, families can visit Spice Warehouse at 4 Ainslie Rd for Indian and Asian groceries citation:Indian Grocery Shops Melbourne. A major shopping option is not specified in the provided sources, but the suburb is near larger centres like Broadmeadows for major supermarkets.

Weeknight dining

Several family-friendly takeaway options are available in Campbellfield. Burgies on Sydney Road offers burgers in a family-friendly atmosphere citation:Restaurants in Campbellfield,VIC With Takeaway. UMMAH Thai Restaurant provides Thai cuisine for takeaway citation:Restaurants in Campbellfield,VIC With Takeaway. Sehzade offers Turkish cuisine, also available for takeaway citation:Restaurants in Campbellfield,VIC With Takeaway.

Tuition and enrichment

For after-school academic support, Fruition Tuition Centre is located nearby at 110 Cooper St, Epping, offering tutoring in Maths, Science, and English for all ages citation:Campbellfield Tutors Near Me. Innate Tutoring provides VCE tutoring in Campbellfield, covering subjects like English, Maths Methods, Biology, and Chemistry citation:Tutoring Campbellfield.

Commute

Campbellfield does not have a train station; the closest station is Gowrie on the Upfield line, approximately a 10-15 minute drive away. For direct public transport, a bus runs from Southern Cross Coach Terminal to Campbellfield, taking about 25 minutes citation:Flinders Street Station to Campbellfield Station. Alternatively, driving from Campbellfield to Melbourne CBD via the Hume Highway typically takes 20-30 minutes.

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