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Membership of the VACPSP has grown consistently since 2015 through the focused efforts of the Association to drive benefit and support to its Principal members. Since 2021 the Association has undertaken a full rebrand and modernisation to boost connection with Members and other stakeholders. Throughout Victoria, the VACPSP is proud to hosts members from 64% of primary schools. Of the 394 schools in Victoria, the VACPSP has 255 member schools (as of November 2024). Whilst the Membership is growing, the VACPSP is still the voice for all Catholic primary schools in Victoria.

Importantly, the VACPSP boasts an incredible 98% member retention rate, giving testament to the value of the association and the support services it provides to its Principal members. Principals across Victoria appreciate the value that the VACPSP provides, not only to their professional experience, but to the collective experience and enhancement of Catholic primary education in Victoria. 

The Victorian Association of Catholic Primary School Principals (VACPSP) is the peak professional, collegial body for Catholic primary school Principals throughout Victoria, supporting those Principals with the requirements and expectations their role, with an energised focus on building their capacity, skills and wellbeing to ensure that Catholic education in Victoria continues to grow and thrive.

The VACPSP acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the many lands that encompass our Catholic primary schools across Victoria – Dioceses of Ballarat, Sale, Sandhurst and the Archdiocese of Melbourne. The VACPSP recognises the Traditional Custodians' culture and the continuing spiritual connection to land, sea and waters.

The VACPSP pays our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who live, work, teach and learn within Catholic education in Victoria.

We commit to working together to create culturally safe schools for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to learn and thrive. We commit to working together for reconciliation, justice and treaty.

In recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s spiritual and cultural connection to Country, we acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands.

We recognise the continued care of the lands and waterways passed from generation to generation, wisdom that is shared, and life that is celebrated in harmony with the natural environment.

We honour the Elders past and present who have laid the foundations, traditions, and culture for emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and we commit to working together for reconciliation, justice and treaty.