Rand Public School

Rand Public School is a small, vibrant rural school situated on traditional Wiradjuri land in the Riverina region of New South Wales. Within the Federation Shire and a member of the Hume Network, this school provides high-quality, inclusive education for students from the local township and surrounding rural properties. It maintains a strong emphasis on high expectations in learning while promoting the positive wellbeing of each student.

Education and Support

The school prioritises continual academic, social, and emotional growth for every individual through strong relationships among the staff, students, and the wider school community. Rand Public School is committed to supporting its students in achieving their personal best across all areas of development—academic, social, emotional, and physical. Tailored teaching and learning activities are crafted in response to student data to enhance skills and knowledge across the curriculum.

Values and Community Involvement

Kindness, respect, and best effort are key values at Rand Public School, where approximately 3.7% of students identify as Aboriginal. The school has identified comprehension as a primary focus for all students, engaging in high-impact professional learning and data analysis to improve reading and comprehension skills across various subjects. Strong community support enhances student engagement, complemented by a proactive Parents and Citizens Association that organises significant events like the annual Football and Netball Carnival, fostering competition and social interaction.

The ethos of wellbeing practices allows each student to flourish in a nurturing environment where they are recognised as valuable members of both the school and the community. Rand Public School strives to cultivate resilient, responsible, and respectful learners who embrace learning challenges.

A close-knit rural school where students, staff, and families unite to build an inclusive culture that celebrates success in every part of school life, valuing every student's abilities and the positive ways they contribute to our school and community.