Established in 1950 Como West Public School stands proudly. It’s a place where generations of children have learned and grown. This isn’t just any school. It’s a cornerstone of the Como West community.
Como West Public School has faced challenges. In 1994 devastating bushfires destroyed the original building. The school community rallied. They rebuilt. A testament to their resilience a new school opened in 1995. It stands on the same land as its predecessor. A symbol of hope and renewal.
The school’s history isn’t without controversy. A prayer said at morning assembly caused a major dispute in 1996. The matter went all the way to the New South Wales Legislative Assembly. After legal advice the prayer was deemed acceptable. This highlights the school’s role in a sometimes turbulent society. Its commitment to education amidst controversy.
Beyond the classrooms Como West Public School boasts impressive facilities. A major state grant funded significant upgrades to its IT infrastructure. Further upgrades included an extension to the school library. The school is always evolving. Always striving for the best for its students.
Today Como West Public School thrives. With approximately 320 students it’s a vibrant hub of learning. Many graduates go on to attend Jannali High School. The school’s legacy continues. It shapes young minds and prepares them for the future. The school’s motto “Our Best Always” rings true. It reflects the dedication of the teachers and the spirit of the students. Como West Public School a place of learning a place of growth a place of community.