Tuart Forest Primary School

Dalyellup is a relaxed, family-friendly coastal suburb with a younger-than-average feel—the median age here is 34, and over 80% of households are families, many with kids. It’s a middle-income area where most residents were born in Australia (89.2%), with England the most common overseas birthplace. The workforce mixes white-collar and trade-qualified roles, and unemployment is low at 4.4%. You’ll find parks, sports groups, and the Dalyellup Shopping Centre (also called Tiffany Centre) as the main local hub. It’s a welcoming, down-to-earth place to settle into, with a strong sense of community and plenty of green space for weekend play.

Tuart Forest Primary School has a practical, tech-forward approach to learning. Classrooms integrate devices thoughtfully—Kindy to Year 3 students share iPads at a 1:3 ratio, while Years 3–6 use Chromebooks, supporting digital-learning clubs and everyday lessons. The school’s P&C (Parent & Citizens) association runs community events and actively welcomes parent involvement, so it’s easy to feel connected. The 2026 Term 2 planner confirms ANZAC Day and WA Day as school development days, giving you clear dates for planning. It’s a school that balances modern tools with a warm, inclusive community feel.

Before- and after-school care is handled by OSHClub, located at Crystal Bend in Dalyellup. The “Rise then Shine” program runs from 7:00 AM until the bell, and “Stay and Play” picks up from bell time until 6:00 PM—both include fun activities like “Pets Paradise Workshop” and “Wildlife Detectives” mystery events. During school holidays, “Holiday HQ” runs 7:00 AM–6:00 PM, which is a real lifesaver for working parents. The school office can confirm current before- and after-school care arrangements if you need specifics. It’s a reliable, structured setup that keeps kids engaged and happy outside class hours.

Weeknight dinners are easy here. **Last Slice Dalyellup** (1/18 Portobello Rd) serves pizzas, tacos, and wings with a kid-friendly zone, open 11 AM–midnight for dine-in or takeaway. **Dalyellup Chinese Restaurant** (T-10/54 Tiffany Centre) offers stir-fries, noodles, and fried rice, open Tue–Sun 10:30 AM–3 PM and 4–9 PM. **Castaway fish and chips** is another locally-reviewed takeaway option. Transperth trains and buses serve the area, and the journey planner will show your nearest stop and the time into the city. You’ll never be stuck for a quick, tasty meal.

For extra academic support, **GoTutoring** offers courses for students of all ages—reachable at 0416 941 978 or gotutoring.contact@gmail.com. Commuting to Perth is doable but requires planning: the nearest railway is Bunbury Station on the Transperth network’s Australind line, and driving via the Wilman Wadandi Highway takes around 2 hours. Transperth trains and buses serve the area, and the journey planner will show your nearest stop and the time into the city. For most daily life, you’ll stay local, which is part of the suburb’s charm.

Start by visiting the school’s website to download the 2026 General Info Booklet and Term 2 Planner—they’ll give you a clear picture of routines and dates. Reach out to the P&C to introduce yourself; they’re a friendly entry point into the community. If you need care, contact OSHClub directly to lock in before- and after-school spots. For tutoring, give GoTutoring a call to discuss your child’s needs. Finally, take a weekend drive to explore Dalyellup Shopping Centre and try Last Slice or Dalyellup Chinese—it’s the best way to get a feel for your new neighbourhood.