St Andrew's School

Werribee is a rapidly growing, family-oriented commuter suburb (population 50,027) in Melbourne's south-west, with a median age of 35 and a median weekly household income of $1,645, which is below the greater Melbourne average [Landchecker]. It has experienced significant suburban growth since the 1990s into a Melbourne–Geelong growth corridor, and 85% of its dwellings are separate houses, indicating a predominantly middle-to-working-class, car-dependent area [Wikipedia].

Specific country-of-birth statistics for Werribee were not found in the provided sources. However, the school itself notes its "multicultural community" [Languages-Italian page], and the wide range of ethnic restaurants (Vietnamese, Indian, Thai, Nepalese) suggests a diverse population. For exact birth-country percentages, you would need to consult ABS Census data directly.

No specific Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) information for St Andrew's Werribee was found in the provided sources. Families should contact the school office directly to inquire about before- and after-school care options, vacation care, and any associated fees.

St Andrew's offers a strong Physical Education program, with students participating in the Werribee District and School Sport Victoria carnivals for Swimming, Cross Country, and Athletics [Physical Education page]. The school also provides an Extra-Curricular Instrumental Program, where students can learn guitar or piano during school hours [Newsletter no.192], and has an active choir that has performed at major events such as the Archdiocesan Annual Celebration Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral [Newsletter no.192]. Additionally, Year 6 students have competed in and won the Buhagiar Shield Basketball Tournament [Newsletter no.192].

Werribee is known for its major family-friendly attractions, including Werribee Park, the Werribee Open Range Zoo, the Victoria State Rose Garden, and the historic Werribee Mansion [Wikipedia]. The suburb has a growing food scene, and Werribee South is recognised for its fresh market gardens [Visit Victoria]. Specific specialty or ethnic grocery stores in Werribee were not listed in the provided sources, though the suburb's multicultural dining options suggest such stores are available on Watton Street.

Watton Vietnamese Takeaway (19 Watton St) is a popular local spot serving authentic Vietnamese dishes, particularly its celebrated special beef pho [Watton Vietnamese Takeaway]. Alishan Kitchen offers authentic Hyderabadi Indian food and is well-reviewed on Tripadvisor [Tripadvisor]. For Thai cuisine, Thaigerlily Thai Cuisine provides a diverse menu with vegetarian options [Thaigerlily].

EzyMath Tutoring lists a Werribee-based tutor, Dilara, who offers Maths, English, Chemistry, and Biology tutoring for students in Years 1–10, with a Working with Children Check [EzyMath Tutoring]. For a range of options, Bark.com can match families with local Maths tutors in Werribee, providing reviews and free quotes [Bark.com].

Werribee is approximately 32 km south-west of the Melbourne CBD [Wikipedia]. Metro Trains Melbourne operates a direct train service from Flinders Street Station to Werribee Station every 20 minutes, with a journey time of about 40 minutes [Rome2Rio]. As of February 1, 2026, the new Metro Tunnel timetable means Werribee line trains now start and end at Flinders Street Station (they no longer continue to Frankston), with services running on a temporary timetable while level crossing works continue until late April 2026 [ABC News].