Truscott Street Public School, North Ryde | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I didn’t spend much time in the school, but from what I remember, the teachers were really nice. Good education, compassionate staff, etc. The kids are so mean though

Truscott Street is a lovely school. My child’s years there were nothing but positive. Even though at the end, it was time to go, it didn’t mean they didn’t have a great time there. The teachers are nourishing and positive, and the environment is caring. Great school!

A great public school, one I spent the first seven years of my school life in.
Had great teachers, & a layout rather easy to learn for primary students – it’s been years since I’ve last visited, but I remember quite clearly the entire layout!
It also has a support unit!

When I went to this school, it had around 300 kids, which is a lot less noisy and chaotic then where I went to high school.
My favourite teachers were Mrs Miller, Ms Grenier & Mrs Ryan. I don’t know if they still are there, but they’re all cool teachers. Especially Mrs Miller.
I have a lot of fond memories from here.
The play equipment was always rad, and I used to ADORE spending time on the oval.

I really enjoyed the project where we grew a plant – a bean, I think? That was such a good assignment. I wish I could’ve done something like that in high school.
Friday sports were often very fun. Once I outlasted almost everyone on my team in swissball, simply by running like a headless chicken the whole time. Ah, fond memories.

There was a debating group, as well. I used to do that, even though I didn’t really like having to draft the speeches.

The library had computers, which was awesome, and we got to play on them during some days.
The common room had computers too. I remember a lesson where we got to play Poptropica, which both myself and my brother were great at.

Also on the note of the library, it was GREAT. I love that library.

I still remember learning the time warp dance, and winging it every time I had a recorder assembly, because I didn’t practice it anywhere near enough.
I also brought my frog, Croaki, and my dog, Joey, to school for the pet day thing. I wish I could’ve shown my beloved cat Jasper, but I didn’t get her until high school.

All in all, Truscott is a great little school. We lived pretty far away, but I’m incredibly glad we decided to go there.
Even after all this time, I feel warm with scholarly pride – if that’s a thing – whenever I see Truscott kids.

Quod portui perfeci! (Whatever I do, I do my best.)

(P.S. Edmo’s the best school house, without a doubt. I was in Ryrie in Kindergarten, too, so I have a little soft spot for Ryrie, but Edmo is still better.)

It’s the best school for kids

boring just like every other school