Asquith Public School

Asquith Public School is located in the Hornsby Area and serves a diverse community with approximately 420 students. The school prides itself on being co-educational and inclusive, featuring 16 mainstream classes alongside three support unit classes that cater to students with diverse learning needs. These classes include two multi-categorical classes and one dedicated to students with mild intellectual disabilities, providing vital support to those with moderate intellectual disabilities and autism.

The school focuses on fostering a culture of excellence and offers high-quality teaching in a stimulating environment tailored for confident 21st-century learners. Students benefit from a wide array of opportunities across academics, sport, performing arts, and technology, designed to enhance their skills, confidence, and self-esteem.

Asquith Public School champions a safe and supportive school culture that respects the rights of all students. Its Learning and Support Team is dedicated to meeting individual learning needs, ensuring that each student receives the assistance they require. Parents and the school community share high expectations, working collaboratively to nurture confident, creative individuals who are informed citizens.

The school's grounds are well-maintained, providing ample space for play, exploration, and social engagement, thereby contributing to a sense of belonging and well-being among the students. This comprehensive environment supports the educational journey of every child, helping them thrive both within and beyond the classroom.

At Asquith Public School we take pride in being a community where every learner is valued, supported, and inspired to reach their fullest potential. Our dedicated team of teachers and staff work together to provide a safe, caring, and stimulating environment that encourages curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning. We believe that education goes beyond the classroom. It’s about developing character, building resilience, and preparing our students to make a positive difference in the world.