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High Trees Primary vs St Vincent's Primary School

High Trees Primary (Currumbin Valley) is a independent school and St Vincent's Primary School (Clear Island Waters) is a catholic school. High Trees Primary is co-educational; St Vincent's Primary School is co-educational. They are about 17.4 km apart in a straight line.

Photos: High Trees Primary (school website) · St Vincent's Primary School (school website)

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Key numbers

Students
794ACARA 2025
Students per teacher
18.3
Girls and boys
Girls 51% · boys 49%
ICSEA
1091National average 1000
Founded
1948

Students, ICSEA, students per teacher and girls/boys: ACARA My School 2025 (students per teacher is total enrolments divided by full-time-equivalent teaching staff; it isn’t class size).

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FactHigh Trees PrimarySt Vincent's Primary School
SuburbCurrumbin ValleyClear Island Waters
RegionMudgeeraba - TallebudgeraRobina
SectorIndependentCatholic
StudentsCo-ed
Year levelsP-6
ReligionNo religious affiliation statedCatholic
BoardingNoNo
Senior yearsNo senior years (Prep to Year 6)No senior years (Prep to Year 6)
Facilities and sport (school site)Library, Australian rules football, Soccer, Netball, Cricket, Basketball, Swimming, Athletics, Tennis, Volleyball
Distance apartAbout 17.4 km in a straight line

Facts from ACARA (nan) and each school’s own website.

Which suits whom

  • Families wanting a co-educational school: St Vincent's Primary School is co-ed.
  • Families choosing by faith: High Trees Primary is No religious affiliation stated; St Vincent's Primary School is Catholic.
  • Location: High Trees Primary is in Currumbin Valley (Mudgeeraba - Tallebudgera); St Vincent's Primary School is in Clear Island Waters (Robina).

History

High Trees Primary

High Trees Primary is a new independent primary school in the Currumbin Valley. It plans to teach the Australian Curriculum through play-based learning drawn from the Reggio Emilia approach, with a nod to Montessori.

Source: hightreesprimary.com.au

St Vincent's Primary School

St Vincent’s began in 1948 in a small wooden church at Surfers Paradise, run by the Sisters of Mercy. As enrolments grew, a second storey was added in 1954.

Source: stvincentsps.qld.edu.au

Questions parents ask

What is the difference between High Trees Primary and St Vincent's Primary School?

High Trees Primary is co-educational; St Vincent's Primary School is co-educational. They are about 17.4 km apart in a straight line.

Is High Trees Primary or St Vincent's Primary School co-ed?

High Trees Primary is co-educational and St Vincent's Primary School is co-educational.

Do High Trees Primary and St Vincent's Primary School take boarders?

Neither takes boarders.

How far apart are High Trees Primary and St Vincent's Primary School?

About 17.4 km in a straight line: High Trees Primary is in Currumbin Valley and St Vincent's Primary School is in Clear Island Waters.

How do High Trees Primary and St Vincent's Primary School fees compare?

Each school publishes its own fee schedule. Members see both schedules year by year, the results each school reports and the total cost to Year 12. Always confirm current fees with the school.

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Source and date

Enrolment, ICSEA, students per teacher and girls/boys: ACARA My School 2025. Other facts: each school’s website, checked 21 October 2026. Distance is a straight line between the schools’ map points, not travel distance. Check details with the schools before deciding. Methodology