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School highlights
At Smalls Road Public School, we take great pride in acknowledging the exceptional efforts and achievements of our students, staff, and wider community. Below are some recent highlights of events and accomplishments that reflect our dedication to excellence and inclusivity. For more information on individual student achievements, please refer to the Learning and Support section under High Potential and Gifted Education. Additional details on school events can be found in the School Life – Events section
Congratulations to Daniella
We are proud to announce that Daniella represented Smalls Road Public School and the Ryde/Beecroft Zone PSSA at the Sydney North Football trials on 9 June 2026. Following a highly competitive selection process involving over 72 girls from six zones across the Northern District, Daniella was selected to join the official Sydney North PSSA team.
This is a remarkable achievement, and we commend Daniella for her dedication and talent. She will now represent Sydney North at a three-day tournament later in Term 3.
Congratulations, Daniella, and best of luck in the upcoming competition!
Hills Band Festival
On Sunday, 31 May, the Smalls Road Public School Performance Band proudly participated in the Hills Band Festival, marking their inaugural competition. The students demonstrated great enthusiasm and thoroughly enjoyed the experience of performing in a band festival setting. Their outstanding efforts were recognised with the awarding of the gold trophy for their performance—an exceptional achievement.
Walk Safely to School Day
It was encouraging to see strong participation from students and families in the 2026 Walk Safely to School Day. This national initiative promotes safe walking and commuting practices among primary school children across Australia, supporting healthy lifestyles, road safety awareness, and the reduction of traffic congestion.
Our students were warmly welcomed by staff members and two police officers from the Ryde Local Area Command. The officers addressed the entire school community, reinforcing the importance of proactive and responsible pedestrian behaviours.
Cultural Door Project
The Cultural Door Project goes beyond a one-off mural to provide a long-term, whole-school Aboriginal cultural learning journey that meaningfully engages students, teachers, and the wider community. Developed in close consultation with Aunty Lynn, a proud Dharug Elder from the Barramattagal clan, and with guidance from the Yarramundi AECG, the initiative offers a structured and culturally respectful approach to embedding Aboriginal perspectives across key learning areas. See events tab for further details.
P&C Movie Night
Our school community enjoyed a fun-filled evening at the recent P&C movie night, featuring the exciting film Bad Guys 2. Families and students gathered in a relaxed atmosphere to share popcorn, laughter, and plenty of good company. Events like these highlight the wonderful support and involvement of our P&C, helping to strengthen connections and create memorable experiences for everyone. Thank you to all who attended and helped make the night a success!
Stage 2 Walking Excursion: Discovering The Rocks
Stage 2 students recently enjoyed a walking excursion to The Rocks, Sydney. The day was filled with exploration as students learned about the fascinating history, architecture, and stories of this iconic area. Guided by staff and parent helpers, students visited historic landmarks, admired heritage buildings, and participated in engaging activities that brought classroom learning to life.
The excursion gave students a wonderful opportunity to connect with Sydney’s past and appreciate the unique character of The Rocks. These photos capture the excitement and curiosity of our young learners as they made new discoveries and enjoyed a memorable day out.
Thank you to all the staff and volunteers who helped make this enriching experience possible!
Hoodie up for Autism Day
Our school proudly participated in Hoodie Up Day to show support for people with Autism and to celebrate neurodiversity. This year’s theme, ‘Diversity in our community,’ reflects the many ways to belong, and the many ways schools can foster understanding and inclusion.
By wearing hoodies, our students highlighted autism awareness and embraced the diverse strengths within our school community. Hoodie Up Day provided a meaningful opportunity for everyone to appreciate the unique contributions of all individuals and to build a more inclusive and supportive environment for all.
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