Eurongilly Public School offers excellent learning programs that develop articulate and successful students.

Experienced, dedicated and caring staff consistently caters for the individual needs and talents of students, with personalised learning plans and regular opportunities to set goals for further success.

“It is our aim to prepare our students for a changing environment and to meet the challenges of the future,” relieving principal Lucy Greene said.

“Our school has a very supportive community who are invested in the success of students. Our focus is on fostering a welcoming and friendly school where parents and the community are involved and valued partners in their child’s education.”

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Eurongilly Public offers the benefits of a small school environment while ensuring that students don’t miss out on any opportunities students at larger schools might get.

Students can take part in debating, public speaking, spelling bees, sport, excursions, trips and the creative arts.

“We are also committed to sharing in community events such as ANZAC day marches and Education Week performances throughout the year,” Ms Greene said.

Learning is enhanced by a wide range of extra-curricular activities, which target individual student strengths and provide a well-rounded education for all. The school also works closely with other local schools through the Ngumba-Dal learning community.