Matraville Public School has an enrolment of 200 students. 83% of students are from a non-English speaking background, with approximately 35 different language groups represented within the school community. 4% of students identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. The school values and celebrates its diverse and inclusive community through the acknowledgement of special days and celebrations that involve the local community. Bangla is offered as a community language to those students who are native speakers. The school facilities are also shared with a number of community language groups which are attended by members of the wider community.
Matraville Public School has a dedicated staff who are committed to providing positive learning experiences for all students. The staff work cohesively and collaboratively to support the school, its students and the community. Parents and carers are valued partners in their child’s education and are supportive of the school and its programs. The school has a strong focus on supporting the social and emotional wellbeing of all students. Extra curricula activities are available in areas such as dance, band, sport, debating and chess. The school is a member of the Little Bay Community of Schools and works in partnership with four local primary schools, a high school and the University of NSW.
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