Eastwood Public School

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The Eastwood Public School difference

A strong start

We give every student a strong start by building solid foundations in literacy and numeracy, while nurturing their curiosity, confidence and love of learning.

Growth in the classroom and beyond

We deliver high-quality teaching and a wide range of extracurricular programs to support strong academic growth and well-rounded student development.

Wellbeing as a foundation for student success

Our school recognises that student wellbeing is key to academic and personal success, so we prioritise a safe, inclusive environment supported by strong relationships, proactive programs, and a culture where every student feels connected and cared for.

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Principal's message

I’m proud to welcome you to Eastwood Public School, located on Darug land—an inclusive, vibrant, and high-achieving school at the heart of our community. As Principal, it is a privilege to lead a school where students are not only supported to grow academically, but are also encouraged to be creative, curious, and kind.

Eastwood is a busy, thriving place where learning is purposeful, wellbeing is prioritised, and every child is known, valued, and cared for. Whether through our strong focus on literacy and numeracy, our investment in the creative arts, sport, and enrichment opportunities, or our commitment to student voice and leadership, Eastwood Public School is a place where potential is nurtured and ignited every day.

Mr Michael Kammerer
Principal
Eastwood Public School

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ANZAC Day Ceremony

Eastwood Public School was incredibly honoured to welcome a number of distinguished guests to our recent ANZAC Day ceremony. We extend our sincere thanks to the Honourable Richard Marles, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and Minister for Defence, and Jerome Laxale MP, Federal Member for Bennelong, for taking the time to attend and support our school community.

We were also privileged to have Major Richard Brayshaw (Retired), Daniel Hurd, Director for Educational Leadership, and Mrs T Kazi-Taplin, President of our P&C, join us for this important occasion.

Their presence added a great deal to the ceremony and reinforced the strong connection between our school and the wider community. We are very grateful for their support and for helping make the event such a meaningful experience for our students.

A proud moment for Eastwood Public School as we came together to honour ANZAC Day. Our students represented the school with respect and dignity, supported by special guests and members of our community. A meaningful ceremony that reflected the importance of remembrance and the strong values we share at Eastwood.

A special moment from our ANZAC Day ceremony, bringing together distinguished guests and community members to honour those who have served. The ceremony was marked by respect, reflection, and a strong sense of gratitude, with our school community coming together to acknowledge the significance of the occasion.

Another special moment from our ANZAC Day ceremony, where we were proud to stand alongside our honoured guests and community members. It was a respectful and meaningful occasion, with a strong sense of reflection and appreciation for those who have served our country.

A wonderful moment as our students had the opportunity to meet and speak with The Honourable Richard Marles and Jerome Laxale. They represented Eastwood Public School with confidence and respect, proudly sharing in this special experience and showcasing the strong values of our school community.