Find out more about special learning needs, identification and assessment and enrolment options.

Behaviour programs include anti-bullying, student mentoring and specialist support for students with disruptive behaviour.

Student representative councils work democratically to represent the student body in school decision-making. Students work together, with help from a staff member, to improve school life and to contribute students' ideas. More information.

This section of the website provides advice on a wide range of issues relating to student health in public schools.

A number of scholarships, grants and allowances are available to assist students with their education.

Find out more information on the special needs transport service, the NSW government assistance for secondary students and many other allowances available to NSW public school children.

NSW public schools manage a number of programs and services which aim to promote your child’s education and available resources. Find out more information on programs for attendance, behaviour, class size reduction, disability, early childhood, English as a second language, learning assistance, priority schools funding and reading recovery.

Learn more about NSW public schools values and policies in protecting your child’s wellbeing.

Drug education is taught in primary and secondary schools in NSW as part of Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) programs from Kindergarten to Year 10.