Faye Taylor joined the school as Year 4 teacher in 1997 and was appointed Principal the following year. The school kept growing with composite classes until 1999 when the primary school was fully established with single classes from Year 1 to Year 7. In 2002, the Early Education Centre (Pikininis) was set up and the distance education class was also set up off site at Nambatu. In 2004, the distance education programme relocated from Nambatu to the campus at Erakor House, Tassiriki.

2005 saw the introduction of face-to-face teaching for Years 8 and 9 at the Tassiriki Campus. This building accommodated Years 7 to 10 and the distance education class for students in Years 10 to 12. The primary school campus remained located several kilometers away at the Independence Park campus. In 2006, face-to-face teaching for Year 10 was introduced at Erakor House. In 2008, after three years of planning and fundraising the junior school moved to the current campus at Tassiriki. In 2016 Faye Taylor retired after 18 years as Principal.

PVIS started Senior Secondary education with its first Year 11 classes in 2018, using the SACE curriculum. The first Year 12 cohort graduated in 2019 withe their SACE.  The SACE (South Australia Certificate of Education) curriculum is an internationally recognised Senior Secondary education qualification for Year 11 and Year 12 education. The curriculum is being delivered in partnership with SACE International and Open Access College. Students graduate Year 12 with the Australian SACE Certificate, an internationally recognised Senior Secondary qualification accepted by overseas universities.

From its beginning as a distance education provider, PVIS has developed into a highly regarded community school. We are dedicated to providing an outstanding level of education and are proud to embrace the wonderful students and 27 nationalities represented.