Castle Cove Public School

At our school, every student's learning, growth, and success truly matters to us. We invite you to become a part of our caring, welcoming, and inclusive community. Join us today and let's embark on this wonderful journey together!

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The Castle Cove Public School difference

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A strong start

Our school warmly welcomes students from all backgrounds and respects the diverse strengths each child brings. We are committed to providing a safe, inclusive environment where every student feels valued and ready to learn from their very first day.

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Growth in the classroom and beyond

We provide students with a diverse selection of subjects and experiences to explore their interests. These opportunities help them grow their skills, enhance their learning, and find what they are truly passionate about.

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Support for every family

Our teachers and support teams work closely with families to create personalised learning plans. Together, we ensure each student learns in the way that suits them best and can reach their full potential.

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Welcome to Castle Cove Public School

Truth and Honour.

We are proud to serve the Castle Cove community, offering a rich and inspiring education for students from Kindergarten to Year 6. We welcome you to join our caring and dynamic school community, where every child can thrive and discover a love of learning.

Why choose us?

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Principal's message

_{Welcome to Castle Cove Public School}

_{At Castle Cove Public School, we are dedicated to nurturing well-rounded and ambitious students who are confident, compassionate and curious learners. Our school provides a supportive environment where every child is known, valued and encouraged to reach their full potential.}

_{With a long history of educational excellence and community spirit, Castle Cove continues to build on its strong foundations while embracing innovation and growth. Our broad and balanced curriculum combines academic rigour with rich opportunities in the arts, sport, technology and leadership, allowing students to discover their interests and develop essential life skills.}

_{Our skilled and passionate teachers use evidence-based practices to inspire curiosity, foster creativity and build the confidence students need to thrive in an ever-changing world. Beyond the classroom, a vibrant range of extracurricular activities including music, drama, sport and environmental programs helps students develop teamwork, resilience and a lifelong love of learning.}

_{The partnership between staff, parents and the wider community lies at the heart of our success. Together, we create a caring, connected and ambitious learning community where every child has the opportunity to shine.}

Mr. Nicholas Johnson

Principal (Relieving) of Castle Cove Public School

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Exciting news at Castle Cove!

We truly cherish the opportunity to celebrate our students’ incredible achievements. Take a moment to discover some of the amazing milestones they’ve recently reached.

We sent invitations out to a number of students to apply for a lead role in the arts unit's combined schools musical of Mary Poppins. 3 students who have been invited to actually audition this Saturday. They are Leia W (3F), Charlotte P (4S) and Olivia D (4M).

Fletcher P (1B) represented Northern Suburbs Little Athletics in the Long Jump, and his team won the Silver medal. There were 22 teams competing (each team had 3 children) and his individual best jump overall was 6 out of 69 boys.

Leia W (3F) came first in Nationals for gymnastics.

Stella Z (1B) and Larissa K (4S) were chosen as winners for the Willoughby Council Festive Flag competition.

Tom B (SA), Amelia C (SA), Jasmine L (SH) and Lucy K (SH) were our school winners for the Willoughby Wildlife Storybook with their artworks and writing about the Australian Painted Lady (butterfly).

Ethan L (SH) achieved a distinction grade in the Australian Mathematics Competition.

Natalie K (SH) and Liam K (SR) won the Young Scientist Award.

Sabine S (3L) and Joshua P (3L) competed in a gymnastics competition. Sabine came 2nd in Acro Level 2 juniors. Joshua came 3rd in Level 2 Gymnotrios.

The Senior Girls Futsal Team were invited to participate in the School Futsal National Championships, Monday 24 November to Wednesday 26 November at the Nissan Arena in Brisbane.

Do you have a student achievement to share? We’d love to hear from you!

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