School in Action Tours
Curious about life at Mortlake Public School? Join us for our regular School in Action Tours and see firsthand what makes our learning community so special.
Hear from our dedicated staff and students, explore our classrooms and learning spaces, and discover the range of programs and opportunities available.
Our Kindergarten classes are capped at 19 students. Ensuring a personalised, differentiated learning experience for every child.
To secure your spot, complete the online registration form. Alternatively, contact our school office at mortlake-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au
We look forward to welcoming you.
Our difference
Why choose Mortlake Public School?
Discover how Mortlake Public School empowers every student through inspiring teaching and a vibrant, inclusive community.
Through engaging, personalised learning our exceptional team of teachers and support staff inspire high achievement and a love of learning in every child.
We empower our students to excel. Our commitment to fostering academic achievement is reflected in our students' strong NAPLAN results.
All students benefit from a wide range of specialist programs, co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities.
Inspire – High potential and gifted education
All children have strengths and areas where they excel.
At our school, we identify and extend students with high potential across creative, intellectual, physical and social-emotional domains.
Quick links
If your child will be absent, arriving late or leaving early, notify the school using your School Bytes account.
School Bytes is our parent portal and app for reporting absences, making payments, completing consent forms and booking parent teacher interviews.
Find our school bell times, including start and finish times, breaks and activities.
Explore our school canteen. View the menu, canteen opening times and order online.
Our uniform encourages pride in the school and develops a sense of shared identity among students.
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Stories in the spotlight
Latest news
15 May 2026 | Wellbeing
This year, Mortlake Public School local preschool visits have continued with the guidance of our wonderful librarian Ms Didonato.
Dorothea MacKellar Poetry Awards
12 May 2026 | Literacy
The 2026 Dorothea Mackellar Poetry Awards is an exciting opportunity for our students to participate in Australia’s largest poetry competition for Kindergarten to Year 12 students.
Encourage critical thinking through play
12 May 2026 | Parent Resources
Discover how games can boost your child's critical thinking skills and enhance their cognitive development through fun activities.
Our explicit teaching approach
12 May 2026 | General
At Mortlake Public School, our teaching practices are grounded in research about how children learn best.
Mortlake Poddy #7 - Michael Bovis interview
12 May 2026 | General
Our second podcast of 2026 features Bradley and Erin interviewing one of Mortlake's rising music stars and Concert Master, Michael Bovis.
Free eSafety webinars for parents and carers
12 May 2026 | Parent resources
The eSafety Commissioner is offering a series of free webinars for parents and carers, designed to help families navigate the digital world and support children to stay safe online.
Lunchtime clubs spark leadership
12 May 2026 | Opportunities
Mortlake students are building confidence through student-led lunchtime clubs and leadership opportunities.
Celebrating Aboriginal heritage at Koori Connections
12 May 2026 | Culture
Mortlake students connected, learned and celebrated culture at Koori Connections.
12 May 2026 | Community
Happy Mother’s Day to all, a day where we celebrate all the motherly figures in our lives.
12 May 2026 | Sport
This year Mortlake Public School held the annual Cross Country Carnival on Tuesday 31st of March at Edwards Park.
12 May 2026 | Sport
Our Year 5 superstars were amazing during their first DanceSport session.
12 May 2026 | Community
This year on Thursday the 23rd of April, Mortlake Public School hosted an Anzac Day Assembly to honour all Australians and New Zealanders who have served and sacrificed in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.
Highlighting success
At Mortlake Public School we take pride in celebrating all our students’ achievements both at school and beyond.
12 May 2026 | Sport
This year Mortlake Public School held the annual Cross Country Carnival on Tuesday 31st of March at Edwards Park.
Mortlake swimmers impress at Regionals
9 Mar 2026 | Sport
Mortlake Public School students showed determination and pride at the Regional Swimming Championships.
15 Dec 2025 | HPGE
Quest is a challenge where students from each year group participate in an enrichment program. This year we went to Sydney University to compete in some very challenging tasks across science, maths and humanities.
15 Dec 2025 | Debating
On the 21st of November, the Mortlake Public School debating team took off to Old Guilford Public School to represent the school.
15 Dec 2025 | Music
Yet again this year, over two spectacular nights, MPS held their very own Mortlake ARIA’S. It is a showcase of multiple musical performances, from our talented and gifted students.
Proud performances at Breakfast Point Carols night
15 Dec 2025 | Music
Our talented musicians proudly represented Mortlake PS with a wonderful performance at a local carols event.
Student voice represented at HPGE Network meeting
15 Dec 2025 | HPGE
Four Mortlake PS students represented our school at a student-led HPGE meeting across the Strathfield network.
Stage 1 students persuade with passion
07 Nov 2025 | News
With creativity and hard work, our youngest writers are becoming confident communicators.
Parent Resource Hub
Our Parent Resource Hub offers practical tips and insights for families, bringing together helpful articles from across our school website.
Encourage critical thinking through play
12 May 2026 | Parent Resources
Discover how games can boost your child's critical thinking skills and enhance their cognitive development through fun activities.
Free eSafety webinars for parents and carers
12 May 2026 | Parent resources
The eSafety Commissioner is offering a series of free webinars for parents and carers, designed to help families navigate the digital world and support children to stay safe online.
Smaller classes could boost your child's primary school success
31 Mar 2026 | Parent Resources
Class size strongly impacts early learning and development. In this article we explore the many benefits of smaller classes for Australian primary school children and their families.
Maths Trains Brains for the future
3 Mar 2026 | Parent Resources
Parents and carers can explore the importance of mathematical skills with the Everyday Maths experience, featuring activities, resources and explainers targeted to year groups.
19 Nov 2025 | Parent Resources
The NSW Education Standards Authority have published parent and carer guides to help support your child at home in the learning areas of Maths and English.
Selective high schools and opportunity classes
05 Nov 2025 | Parent Resources
Applications for selective high school and opportunity class placement will open on Thursday 6 November 2025.
Teaching children self-regulation
31 Oct 2025 | Parent Resources
Discover how teaching children to self-regulate can help them build lifelong skills for emotional and behavioural wellbeing.
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Helpful links
Useful links to online resources and practical information for families with children in primary school.
The NSW Education Standards Authority have published parent and carer guides to help support your child at home in the learning areas of Maths and English.
eSafety is Australia's independent regulator for online safety. They educate Australians about online safety risks such as cyberbullying of children.
Information for parents and carers including learning and wellbeing resources, advice, study skills, learning remotely tools, support for additional needs and more.
The Raising Children Network is an online knowledge base with free, reliable, up-to-date and independent advice to help families grow and thrive together.
Raising Healthy Minds is a free app designed by parents and mental health experts to help you raise confident and resilient children aged 0-12 years.
The Positive Parenting Program is a multi-level system of support to prevent and treat social, emotional and behavioural problems in children aged 0 to 11.