Tuggerawong Public School

Tuggerawong Public School is deeply committed to achieving educational excellence in a respectful, inclusive, high expectation environment where every student feels empowered to connect, succeed and thrive. Tuggerawong Public School is a small primary school of 9 classes located in Tuggerawong, a lakeside suburb of Wyong. Currently, the school has an enrolment of 224 of students with 10% identify

ing as Aboriginal. The community expresses high expectations for their children with the majority of parents indicating a desire for them to complete Year 12 and seek tertiary education. The two main consultative bodies the school connects with are the highly active and supportive Parents and Citizen Association (P&C) and the local Aboriginal Education Consultative Group Ngara AECG. The school is deeply committed to working with the community through authentic consultative processes. The school has a proud culture of excellence in a variety of extra-curricular activities, consistently having both a strong representation in PSSA teams, Debating, Public Speaking, the Central Coast Dance Festival and the Ngara Choir. Through strong learning alliances within the Central Coast Principal Network and Wadalba Schools Learning Community, students are offered a variety of extracurricular and transition activities. These alliances not only provide our students with the opportunity to participate in accelerated learning activities and build connections with students from outside the school, but also encourages a community of educators who are able to share, and subsequently build, their knowledge and expertise. Page Guidelines

The intent of this page is to provide a hub for responsible community engagement that celebrates the daily life of our school. We proactively support participation in social media to develop digital citizenship throughout our community. Tuggerawong Public School values the responsible use of social media articulated in a range of policies and guidelines that govern the expectations of online behaviour. We reserve the right to remove any content that we believe is in breach of these policies, guidelines and the values of our school. Tuggerawong Public School will remove content if it contains:

Offensive abusive, obscene, profane, hateful or racist content, links or images

Comments that threaten or defame any person or organisation

The direct, full name or descriptive reference to an individual, irrespective of the post’s tone

Solicitations and advertisements by other organisations or endorsements by other organisations or endorsements of other organisations


Repetitive posts copied and pasted or duplicated by single or multiple users

Anything else that the school deems inappropriate and does not align with our values, standards, policies and guidelines.