The Henty Highway cuts a long, straight, bitumen black, north-south line from Horsham to Ouyen. It only bends to bypass the intermittent, towering concrete and steel grain silos. In the Southern Mallee half way between Warracknabeal and Hopetoun in one of those bends is Beulah. Beulah Primary School is tucked in to the west of the highway, around 370 kilometres northwest of Melbourne. The Beulah Primary School has educated children continuously for 120 years. The school was founded in 1891.

The Beulah community has retained a strong sense of identity. Activities include a strong Football/Netball club, Bowling club, Swimming Pool, Hospital and shops to service the area. The picturesque Yarriambiack Creek meanders through the township and provides a beautiful area for water sports, fishing and general recreation including a community walking track.

Beulah Primary School is a vital part of this community. The school is a member of the Southern Mallee Cluster which provides co-operative Professional Development, sporting activities and camps between the schools in the cluster ie. Jeparit Primary School, Rainbow Primary School, Rainbow Secondary College, Yaapeet Primary School, St Joseph’s School Hopetoun, Hopetoun Primary and Secondary Colleges. This arrangement of working together builds social networks and support for both teachers and children.

Clearly teachers and parents are comfortable in working together to provide the best education for children at Beulah Primary School.