Events

We welcomed kindergarten

It is always an exciting time at the beginning of the new year when we welcome all our new kindy students.

There are so much joy and anticipation for what the year will bring.

Easter Hat Parade

Our students truly outdid themselves this year, showcasing an incredible array of creative, colourful, and imaginative hats. From bright spring flowers and adorable bunnies to eggs, chicks, and even a few surprise designs, every hat told its own special story.

The joy and excitement on everyone’s faces made the event even more memorable. It was wonderful to see our school community come together, with families and staff cheering on the students as they proudly paraded their masterpieces.

Anzac Day

Our student leaders and selected SRC representatives attended a combined schools ANZAC service at Kingsgrove RSL.

They represented Hurstville Public School with respect, pride, and a strong sense of responsibility.

Well done to all involved!

St George Inclusive AFL Gala day

Hurstville Public School hosted the St George Inclusive Gala Day, Students from across the St George network came together to participate in a range of fun, engaging and inclusive activities that celebrated teamwork, friendship and participation. The students enjoyed making new friends and supported each other. The event celebrated teamwork, sportsmanship, and inclusion, thanks to the efforts of staff and volunteers.

AFL Paul Kelly Cup

In April, 28 students from Year 6 competed at the AFL Paul Kelly Cup at Olds Park. Hurstville PS had 2 boys' team and 1 girls' team, we played against Hurstville South PS, Carlton PS, Carlton South PS and Sans Souci PS in a series of matches throughout the day. Students also met and completed some drills with the Sydney Swans players. Well done to all our students who played extremely well with great sportsmanship and teamwork.

Zone Cross Country

Our students showed great determination, resilience, and team spirit throughout the event. It was fantastic to see everyone pushing themselves and representing the school with pride.

A special mention goes to Ezra and James for their outstanding performances on the day. Both have successfully qualified for Sydney East, which is a fantastic achievement.

Harmony day

Our school came alive with colour, culture, and community as we celebrated Harmony Day. Students proudly arrived dressed in traditional costumes representing their heritage, creating a vibrant display of diversity across the school. Throughout the day, children enjoyed a range of activities that highlighted the importance of inclusivity, respect, and belonging. It was wonderful to see classmates and families coming together to share stories, traditions, and experiences. The joy and excitement on everyone’s faces reflected the true spirit of Harmony Day, reminding us that everyone belongs and that our differences make our community stronger.

We were incredibly honoured to welcome Aunty Barb, a respected Elder and Aged Care Coordinator, who shared her passion for raising community awareness about cancer and the importance of supporting and caring for one another.

Our students also had the amazing opportunity to take part in a hands-on art workshop with renowned artist Dennis Golding, proudly supported by Transport for NSW. Through creativity, storytelling and collaboration, students explored their connection to community and culture while contributing ideas and artwork for the upcoming overpass art project. It was a fantastic opportunity for students to express their identities and celebrate the stories that make our local community so unique.

A huge thank you to Aunty Barb, Dennis Golding and Transport for NSW for inspiring our students and providing such a meaningful and memorable learning experience.