Samuel Terry Public School

Developing 21st Century Learners

Telephone02 4730 2888

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We know that every school day matters for our learners. Thanks to families like yours, we improved school attendance across the state f...

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The best education money can’t buy

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Free internet for eligible families

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The Australian Government has introduced the School Student Broadband Initiative (SSBI) to provide free internet access to eligible fam...

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Every day matters

21 Feb 2024

We know that every school day matters for our learners. Thanks to families like yours, we improved school attendance across the state f...

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The best education money can’t buy

29 Feb 2024

For 175 years NSW public schools have prepared the children of today to succeed and build better communities for tomorrow. Across almos...

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Free internet for eligible families

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The Australian Government has introduced the School Student Broadband Initiative (SSBI) to provide free internet access to eligible fam...

Applications for Kindergarten Enrolments 2025

Kindergarten Enrolments for 2025 have commenced.  If you are in area and you wish to enrol your child, enrolments can be made online via the Samuel Terry Public School Website.

Although online enrolments are preferred if you are unable to complete the process online, enrolment forms can be emailed or picked up from the school.

Please ring the school first 4730 2888 to advise our staff that you are needing an enrloment form.

You will need the following douments to complete the application.

  • The Completed enrolment form
  • The Child's birth certificate
  • Immunisations certificate (available from Medicare or online through MYGOV.au)
  • 100 Points of residential identification
  • Parent's passport and Citizenship paperwork - if both parents are born overseas

 

 

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At Samuel Terry Public School we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet, learn and play. We recognise the First Nations people of our area, the Darug, and their continuing connection to Country, culture and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging and extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, for they hold the memories, knowledge and traditions that lead us forward in the ongoing journey of reconciliation.

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