Bankstown North Public School

Please join us in celebrating our Top Attendance Winners for this week in both the K–2 and Years 3–6 ! We are so proud of these students for their commitment to coming to school every day and making the most of every learning opportunity. Congratulations to all of our attendance champions—keep up the fantastic work!

Attention Parents,

We have experienced some issues with Sentral today. If you successfully booked a Parent-Teacher Interview this morning, please check your booking after 3:00 pm to ensure it has been saved correctly.

Unfortunately, some bookings may not have been recorded and may need to be rebooked.

Please log into Sentral and check the Interviews section to confirm your appointment details.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Kind regards,

Ms Monk

🌏✨ What's On at Bankstown North Public School – Week 9 ✨🌏

This coming week, Bankstown North Public School proudly celebrates Harmony Week and Refugee Week as we recognise and embrace the rich cultural diversity that makes our school community so special.

Throughout the week, students will participate in a range of engaging activities that promote inclusion, belonging, respect and understanding. Classes will explore different cultures, traditions and stories from around the world while learning about the importance of welcoming and supporting people from all backgrounds.

We encourage students to join in the celebrations and take pride in sharing the cultures, languages and experiences that help make Bankstown North such a vibrant and connected community.

Together, we celebrate that everyone belongs. ❤️💙🤍

🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ BNPS K–1 & SEU Athletics Carnival – Tuesday 16 June

Our K–1 and SEU students are looking forward to a fun-filled Athletics Carnival on Tuesday 16 June. Students will participate in a range of exciting activities that promote teamwork, participation and physical activity. We can’t wait to see everyone having fun and showing great sportsmanship throughout the day!

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Due to this morning’s Cross Country Carnival, our K–2 students missed their fortnightly assembly. However, we didn’t let that stop us from taking the time to celebrate their hard work, achievements and successes!

This afternoon, our K–2 students enjoyed a special student assembly with their peers where we recognised those who have been demonstrating our PBL values, celebrated students who have completed the 50 Book Challenge, and drew names from our ‘Caught You Being Good’ barrel! 🎉

Congratulations to all of our award recipients 🌟

What a fantastic day our champion cross-country runners had yesterday at the Sydney South West PSSA Championships!

Congratulations on your outstanding efforts:

Amir – 13th place
Jeyad – 55th place
Malak – 45th place

We are incredibly proud of your achievements, determination, and sportsmanship. Well done to all of our runners for representing our school so proudly!

STAGE 3 SAUSAGE SIZZLE FUNDRAISER

The P & C is holding a sausage sizzle lunch at school to raise money for stage 3 activities on
Thursday 25th June 2026

We will be having Halal Beef and Halal Chicken sausages in a bread roll with your choice of juice or water for $7.00.

Please ensure that you have your orders in by Friday 19th June 2026, so we can cater for everyone.

No late orders will be accepted and no refunds will be made for non attendance on that day.

Thank you
BNPS P&C

Harmony & Refugee Day

On Thursday, 18 June (Week 9), we will be celebrating Harmony Day and Multicultural Day at our school.

Students are invited to wear orange clothing or traditional multicultural attire to celebrate the diversity of our school community.

This is a free event, and we do not expect families to purchase anything special for the occasion. Students will participate in a range of classroom activities that recognise Harmony and Refugee Day, whilst celebrating the many cultures represented within our school.

A big thank you to our Support Staff for organising this exciting day for our students.

Whats on for Week 8 at BNPS!
No school Monday enjoy your public holiday!

During National Reconciliation Week, our students explored Aboriginal art and symbols, learning about the cultures, histories and traditions of First Nations peoples.

This year’s National Reconciliation Week theme is “All In”. Through creative art experiences and meaningful discussions, students reflected on the importance of respect, understanding and working together.

We are proud of the curiosity, creativity and respect our students demonstrated as they engaged in this important learning.