Borenore Public School The school is family oriented with parents participating in many of the day to day school activities alongside the students.
Borenore Public School is a small school with an enrolment of eighteen students between the ages of five and twelve in Years Kindergarten, 1, 3, 5 and 6. A friendly community atmosphere enables the students to work co-operatively on a variety of projects. A feature of the school is the attitude of helpfulness to others, displayed particularly by the older children to the younger ones. Staff and th
10/08/2026
We are delighted to celebrate our students, Georgia K and William B, who were finalists in this year’s Young Archies. Congratulations on your outstanding achievement. Your portrait artworks are wonderful, and we are so proud of your creativity and talent!
07/08/2026
Our Week 3 Award Winners!
Happy Australian Primary Principals Day!
Today we celebrate and thank our wonderful principal, Mrs Campbell, for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to every student and staff member.
We appreciate all you do!
Thank you for celebrating Public Education Week with us!
Yesterday, our families joined us for a sausage sizzle, open classroom and a fun-filled afternoon working together in two separate STEM challenges- paper tower and card tower building.
We are grateful to our families for visiting and supporting our school.
01/08/2026
Congratulations 🥳 to our Week 2 award winners!
25/07/2026
First awards for Term 3! 🥳
19/07/2026
03/07/2026
Our final awards for Term 2! Congratulations 🥳
03/07/2026
Pyjama Day fun at school today! Students wore their PJs to support the Pyjama Foundation and helped raise $60.
We rounded off the last day of term with balloon games, and after a paper plane competition held this week, students enjoyed watching the movie Paper Planes this afternoon.
Well done to everyone for making it a memorable day!
03/07/2026
Borenore Public School is proud to celebrate former student Ed Nutt, who will represent Australia in the Under-23 Men’s Eight team for the third consecutive year at the World Rowing Championships in Germany later this month.
After attending Borenore Public School from 2011–2015, Ed has gone on to study Economics at Princeton University while competing at the highest level of international rowing. This follows previous World Championship appearances in Canada and Poland.
Congratulations, Ed! Your achievements are an inspiration, and your Borenore Public School community wishes you every success as you once again represent Australia on the world stage.