Wyalong Public School

Wyalong Public School is a small rural school in the Central West of New South Wales, just east of West Wyalong. It has a current enrolment of 58 students, including 12 students who identify as Aboriginal. Multistage classes are led by a Teaching Principal, and eight teaching staff and are well supported by a dynamic admin team. The  cohesive staff are professionally supported by an Instructional Leader through the Early Action for Success initiative. The school is committed to evidence-based teaching and learning programs and has a strong focus on working in triads to ensure collective efficacy. 

Wyalong Public School is an integral member of the Rural Innovative Educational Network (RIEN) of small schools. This network supports collaboration between schools in learning, sport and social integrated experiences, as well as teaching, learning and leadership. It works productively with West Wyalong High School in an authentic transition program for stage 3 students. 

 
The school is in its second year of implementing their strategic directions of Learning, Teaching and Leading, and are currently acting on reflection from the External Validation in 2018. The school works closely with the parents and community to ensure it is responsive to the diverse needs of the students and families. It offers a wide curriculum to ensure students are prepared for a changing world.