Busby Public School

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The Busby Public School difference

A strong start

At our school, every child is valued. We embrace all backgrounds and ensure every student feels safe, included and ready to learn from their very first day.

Shaping the Future of Learning

Innovative. Future-Focused. Inspiring.

Busby Public School is leading the way in using technology to personalise learning, spark creativity, and prepare students for the future.

Support for every family

Working closely with our families, our teachers and wellbeing teams create personalised plans to help every student learn in the way that suits them best.

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Principal's message

I’m proud to welcome you to our beautiful school—a place where diversity, warmth, and innovation come together to create a supportive and inspiring learning environment.

At Busby Public School, we value respect, courage, curiosity, kindness and teamwork. Our dedicated staff, enthusiastic students, and strong community partnerships help every child feel safe, valued, and ready to learn.

We’re a vibrant, multicultural school where every student is encouraged to do their best and thrive.

I invite you to explore our website to see what makes Busby Public School so special. We look forward to welcoming you into our school community!

Warm regards, Ena Lakisoe-Mapuna, Principal

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Staff Development Days are days when students do not attend school and staff participate in professional learning, planning and collaboration. In Term 1, 2026, Staff Development Days will be held from Tuesday 27 January to Friday 30 January, supporting staff to prepare for high-quality teaching and learning across the school.

Students in Kindergarten to Year 6 will return to school on Monday 2 February 2026. We look forward to warmly welcoming our Kindergarten students as they begin their school journey, alongside our returning students, as we start another positive and productive year of learning together.

It is normal for some children to feel nervous or emotional when returning to school, especially at the start of a new year. If your child is feeling worried, upset or reluctant to attend, gentle encouragement, calm morning routines and positive conversations about school can make a big difference. Our staff are experienced in supporting students through these transitions, and we encourage families to reach out to the school if concerns continue so we can work together to support your child.