Diary Dates

Term 2 Week 8

Friends of Liverpool each Monday @2:15pm
Breakfast Club - Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday @ 8:30am
Second-hand uniform stall each Monday & Thursday @2:15pm
Life Education - Healthy Harold - Tuesday to Friday
Kindergarten Opera House Bluey - Wednesday 10 June
Junior (Years 1 & 2) Spelling Bee Final @9:10am (prompt start)
Junior (Years 3 & 4) Spelling Bee Final @10':15am (prompt start)
Senior (Years 5 & 6) Spelling Bee Final @12:15pm (prompt start)
Scripture 3-6 @ 9:55am - 10:55am

Term 2 Week 9

Friends of Liverpool each Monday @2:15pm
Breakfast Club - Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday @ 8:30am
Life Education - Healthy Harold - Monday to Friday
Scripture K-2 @ 9:55am - 10:55am

Gala Day, Season 2 - Round 2 - Friday 19 June

Term 2 Week 10

Friends of Liverpool each Monday @2:15pm
Second hand uniform stall each Monday & Thursday @2:15pm
Breakfast Club - Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday @8:30am
Parent Teacher Learning Conferences Semester 1 Reports - Wednesday 24 June @ 1pm - 6pm
Backflips against Bullying - Wednesday 24 June
Scripture 3-6 @ 9:55 - 10:55am
Years 3-6 Assembly - Friday 22 May @ 9:00am - 10:55am
Years K-2 Assembly - Friday 22 May @ 12:50pm - 1:50pm

Term 2 Week 11

Friends of Liverpool each Monday @2:15pm
Second hand uniform stall each Monday & Thursday @2:15pm
Breakfast Club - Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday @8:30am
K-2 Scripture - 9:55 - 10:55am
The Liverpool Letter - July Edition sent home
Last Day of Term 2 - Friday 3 July

Term 3 Week 1

School Development Day - Monday 20 July 2026
Students return - Tuesday 21 July 2026
Gala Day, Season 2 - Round 3 - Friday 24 July

Principal's Message - Mrs Vajdevski

Dear Parents and Carers,

Welcome to the June edition of The Liverpool Letter.

As we move through another exciting term, we are proud to celebrate the many achievements of our students and staff. This edition highlights recent learning experiences, sporting successes, leadership opportunities, and important reminders to support student learning and wellbeing. Thank you for your continued partnership with our school. Together, we create a positive and supportive learning environment where every student can thrive.

Staffing News

As you are aware Mrs Cardillo has been successful in gaining an Expression of Interest School Administrative Officer position at another school closer to home for the remainder of 2026, with the possibility of an extension. While we are saddened to see her leave, we are very excited for her as she begins this new opportunity. Lucy has been a valued member of our school office team, and we will certainly miss her smiling face, caring nature, and beautiful personality in our front office. Her kindness and support for students, staff, and families have been greatly appreciated by all. On behalf of our entire school community, I would like to sincerely thank Mrs Cardillo for her contribution to our school and wish her every success and happiness in her new role.

I am also pleased to announce that Ms Sklavenidis will continue in her role as 6D’s classroom teacher for the remainder of the year. We are excited with this information and I know that students and families will be delighted with this continuity, and I look forward to seeing the excellent work that continues in 6D throughout the year.

Generosity for our School Community

A big thank you to Southwest Community Care Liverpool for their generous donation of food hampers to our school community. These hampers have been greatly appreciated by many of our families and have provided much-needed support. We are grateful for their kindness and ongoing commitment to helping local families.

We would like to thank our generous donor from Brisbane for their thoughtful donation of shoes to support children, young people, and families in our community. This contribution has been greatly appreciated by the families who received it. Their generosity is a wonderful example of kindness and community spirit, and we are grateful for the positive impact it has made.

Additionally, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Sydney City Maintenance, owned by Mrs Helweh’s brother, for their generous donation of a large quantity of groceries to support our school community hampers. We know these donations will make a meaningful difference to many of our families and will provide valuable support during these challenging times. On behalf of our school community, I would like to express our gratitude for this kindness and generosity, which reflects the strong sense of community and care that exists within our school.

Reconciliation Week and Sorry Day

Last week, students participated in a range of classroom and library activities to recognise Sorry Day and celebrate National Reconciliation Week. Through these learning experiences, students developed a deeper understanding of the histories, cultures, and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The week provided valuable opportunities to recognise the strength of Aboriginal communities and honour the knowledge held within them. The National Reconciliation Week theme for 2026 is "All In". A sincere thank you to our Aboriginal Education Team for organising such meaningful and engaging learning experiences for our students.

School Ambassador Project

Congratulations to Natali, our School Ambassador. Although Natali was unable to attend the School Ambassador launch event due to representing the SSW Zone, she has now commenced planning her ambassador project. We look forward to supporting her leadership journey and seeing her project develop throughout the year. Thank you Mrs Goodbun for supporting Natali through this initiative.

Semester 1 Reports

Teachers are currently assessing, analysing, and reviewing student achievement data to prepare Semester 1 reports. This process aligns with NSW Department of Education assessment and reporting requirements and ensures that each report accurately reflects student progress and achievement.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place on Wednesday 24 June from 1pm-6pm for all classes, except KR. Each interview is 10 minutes in length. Please book your interview through School Interviews online: https://www.schoolinterviews.com.au/ using the code: 3wvzt

Interpreters will be available and can be booked online.

KR interviews will take place in Week 9 - Wednesday 17 June, Thursday 18 June and Friday 19 June from 8:25am - 8:55am and 3:15pm-4pm. Use the code: m9x4j

Parents and carers can book here: https://www.schoolinterviews.com.au/

Premier's Spelling Bee

Liverpool Public School is once again participating in the Premier's Spelling Bee. Our class competitions have just finished up and we will be hosting the Junior and Senior Competitions next week. Good luck to all students participating in their class competitions and to our finalists:

Class Competition Finalists – Junior Competition

1V – Mustafa J and Samreet K

1R – Zimal J and Ibrahim A

1G – Andreas L and Milos D

1/2L - Abubakar B and Ashal A

2T – Lorik B and Bareerah A

2GP – Jasmine S and Vaidehi N

2/3E – Charbel K (Y2) and Ali (Y3)

3C - Nouurie N and Ashaz A

3K – Dawud A and Freida P

3/4H – Elijah M, Connor N and Rosalia V

4M – Sergei L and Omar K

4W –Yasmine N and Rittal O

Class Competition Finalists – Senior Competition

5D – Nouun N and Chauntelle C

5J – Mishal M and Khadija T

5N –Zayan S and Umar S

6H – Raimas S and Nerisa A

6D – Arjun Y and Telekaki P

6Y – Mohammad D and Aaira U

Parents and carers will be invited to the Finals on Thursday 11 June.

Thank you to Ms Vo, Ms Raymundo and Ms Georgiou who have been preparing the school competition.

Zone Cross Country

Students from Liverpool Public School proudly represented the school at the Liverpool Zone Cross Country event. All students demonstrated outstanding effort, determination, and sportsmanship throughout their races, with every runner performing extremely well. We are very proud of the way our students challenged themselves and supported one another on the day. Congratulations to all competitors on their fantastic achievements and positive attitude. Thank you to Mr Wann, Mrs McMullen, Miss Chao and Mrs Vicky for accompanying and supporting the students on the day.

Premier's Debating Challenge

As part of the wonderful HPGE opportunities offered at LPS we hosted the first Premier’s Debating Challenge against Newbridge Heights PS. Congratulations to Liverpool Public School for winning the debate! The topic was whether ‘Schools should make their top students spend one afternoon a week helping a struggling classmate’. Both teams presented thoughtful arguments and displayed excellent teamwork, making it a rewarding and enjoyable experience for all participants and the audience. Thank you to our amazing LPS teachers Ms Navelle, Mr Haywood, Mr Tupkovic and Ms Knopek who give up their time to coach the students.

Gala Days

Our Season 1 Gala Days have finished and our students did extremely well. Thank you to Mrs Wann, Mr Hayward and Miss Harrison for coaching and supporting the students each week throughout the season. We are very appreciative of your continued support of such wonderful opportunities you provide for our students.

Our Season 2 Gala days commenced today with our students participating in mixed netball, mixed rugby league and Boys soccer. Good luck to all our students and teachers for round 1 and we hope you have a great day and most of all have fun! Thank you to Mr Wann, Miss Yilmaz, Ms Vo and Mrs Gauci for coaching our teams!

Multicultural Public Speaking Competition

Congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking Competition school finals. We are especially proud of our winners who will represent our school at the South Western Sydney Local Finals. Their achievement reflects the wonderful opportunities provided for our HPGE students to develop confidence, critical thinking and communication skills through authentic and challenging learning experiences. Congratulations to:

Stage 3 Representatives

🏆 Teenu M (4M)

🏆 Alvin Q (3/4H)

Stage 3 Representatives

🏆 Umar F (5N)
🏆 Natali B (6Y)

These students will represent Liverpool Public School at the Zone Finals. We wish them every success.

Thank you also to Miss Yilmaz and Miss Harrison for leading this wonderful opportunity for our students, our staff who support each student in their class and you our families for assisting your child with preparing their speeches.

Senior Basketball Champions

Congratulations to our Senior Basketball Team on their outstanding success in winning the basketball competition! The team was exceptional throughout the entire tournament, winning every game by convincing margins and demonstrating great skill, determination, and sportsmanship each week.

Most importantly, the students displayed excellent teamwork, encouragement, and school spirit both on and off the court. Their commitment and positive attitude were a credit to themselves and our school.

A special thank you to Mr Hayward for his dedication and support in coaching the team. His time, effort, and guidance played a significant role in helping the students achieve this fantastic result.

Well done to all players on an incredible achievement—we are very proud of you all! 🏀🏆

School Uniform Expectations

Congratulations to the many students who proudly wear their full school uniform every day. Our students consistently represent Liverpool Public School with pride. Uniform reminders include:

✔ School hat worn each day

✔ Appropriate footwear

✔ Full school uniform every day

Teachers will continue to monitor uniform expectations, and families will be contacted if support is required.

Before and After School Supervision

Student safety remains our highest priority and we ask that parents and carers assist us by ensuring your child arrives to school on time and is also collected by no later than 3:10pm.

Morning Supervision

School gates open at 8:25 am
Staff supervision begins at 8:25 am
School commences at 8:55 am

Students arriving before 8:25 am are unsupervised and remain the responsibility of their parents or carers.

Afternoon Collection

School finishes at 3:00 pm
Gates close at 3:10 pm

We ask all families to ensure students are collected promptly after school.

YMCA Before and After School Care

Families requiring care outside school hours are encouraged to contact YMCA Out of School Hours Care. The YMCA provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for students before and after school. Phone: 1300 009 679

Excursions and Learning Experiences

We are excited to offer a range of educational excursions and in-school learning experiences throughout Term 2 and Term 3.

These opportunities enrich classroom learning and provide students with valuable real-world experiences.

Importantly, all excursion and transport costs are being fully funded by the school.

Please ensure permission is provided through School Bytes before the due date, as late permissions cannot be accepted.

Attendance Matters

Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success.

When students attend school every day:

✔ Learning is consistent

✔ Friendships are strengthened

✔ Confidence grows

✔ Learning support is maximised

✔ Academic achievement improves

Every day counts. If you require support with attendance matters, please contact the school so we can work together to support your child.

Just a reminder that Monday the King's Birthday and is a public holiday, meaning the school is closed. All students are expected to return on Tuesday 9 June form 8:25am.

Thank you for being a valued part of the Liverpool Public School community. We hope you enjoy reading about the many wonderful achievements and opportunities taking place across our school.

Mrs Jenny Vajdevski

Principal

Student Awards

Liverpool Legend Awards

Congratulations to our Liverpool Legend award recipients for Term 2 Weeks 1-5. These students have demonstrated the School Expectations:

Be Safe
Be Respectful
Be a Learner

Gold Principal Award

Congratulations to the students who received their Gold award at assembly

Silver Principal Award

Congratulations to the students who received their Silver award at assembly

Bronze Principal Award

Congratulations to the students who received their Bronze award at assembly

Deputy Principal - Ms Longo

Dear Parents and Carers

Our students have been enjoying a busy and productive term, and I am pleased to update you on all the latest news, important dates, and opportunities coming up at our school.

Get Ready for the 2026 NSW Premier’s Spelling Bee!

We are excited to announce that the 2026 NSW Premier’s Spelling Bee is just around the corner, taking place in Term 2. This wonderful event gives our students a fantastic opportunity to showcase their spelling skills and have fun competing with their peers.

The Spelling Bee is open to all students from Years 1 to 6. Here’s what you need to know:

In-class Spelling Bee: Held in classrooms during Week 7 of Term 2. This is the first round where students will compete within their own classes.

Junior/Senior Spelling Bee Finals Day: The competition finals will be held on Thursday, 11th June 2026 (Week 8). Our top spellers will compete to become the school champions!

We encourage all students to start preparing now by practicing their spelling regularly at home. The more they practice, the more confident they will feel!

Let’s get spelling and make 2026’s Premier’s Spelling Bee a great success! Good luck to all our future spelling champions!

National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week

Our school will join communities across Australia in commemorating National Sorry Day (26 May) and marking Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June).

Throughout Reconciliation Week, students will engage in classroom activities and discussions about the meaning of reconciliation, exploring how we can all play a part in building positive relationships and understanding. This year’s theme is "Bridging Now to Next," focusing on how we move forward together.

Healthy Harold Van Visit: Cyber Safety Focus

We are pleased to let you know that the Healthy Harold van will be visiting our school from 9th to 12th June. This year, the focus of Healthy Harold’s program will be on cyber safety, helping students learn how to stay safe online and make smart choices using technology.

Students will take part in interactive lessons and activities designed to build their awareness of cyber safety and strengthen their digital skills.

Thank you to Mr Plumridge and Miss Vejzovic for their efforts with organising this wonderful learning opportunity.

Student Behaviour

At our school, we have clear expectations that all students will follow the Student Code of Conduct to ensure a safe and respectful learning environment for everyone. Any form of aggressive behaviour will not be tolerated.

If a student’s actions cause a problem, they will be asked to visit the Reflection Room where they will be supported by executive staff to understand the impact of their behaviour on others and work towards resolving the issue in a positive and constructive way.

We appreciate your support in reinforcing these expectations at home so we can work together to maintain a safe and respectful school for all students.

NSW Public School Parent Survey

We invite you to take 10 to 15 minutes to participate in the NSW Public Schools Parent Survey. Your input is invaluable in helping us gain a better understanding of your perspectives on your child’s school experience

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The insights gathered from this survey will be used to make practical improvements that enhance the learning environment and overall school experience for our students.

Please take a moment to access the survey and share your feedback. Your voice matters and will help shape the future of our school community.

https://surveyme.education.nsw.gov.au/sc/09R49cHlyU2NuTQ54mVm2g2

Thank you for your support and involvement

Mrs Longo

Deputy Principal

From the Classroom - 1V and Ms Valino

We've been having lots of fun in 1V while being great learners. We went to the Sydney Opera House for an excursion, where one of our students was almost eaten by a dinosaur! In class, we enjoy hands on learning, especially during maths and for science where we grew our own bean plants. We're keen to see what the rest of the year has in store for us.

From the Classroom - 3/4H and Mr Hayward

From the Classroom - 6Y and Ms Yilmaz

RFF Stage 2

SRC News

Student Representative Council

SRC committees have been busy planning and implementing some of their project ideas. They had the opportunity to present their ideas to Mrs Vajdevski in Week 6.

The Monitoring Committee will start monitoring the 3-6 class lines after school bell’s in Week 8. Winning classes will enjoy zooper doopers.

The Events Committee has organised a Silly Sock Day, which was held on Thursday 18 June. All funds raised from this day will be donated to the Steward House Charity. Please read the posters to see what activities have been organised for the event.

The Sustainability Committee is going through a review of how to improve recycling in our classrooms.

Finally, we would like to introduce the Wellbeing Committee which will be focused on improving student mental and physical wellbeing. They are currently creating a video to show positive behaviour in the playground for the school community.

Ambassador News

On Thursday 21 May, the School Ambassador Program Launch Day was held but unfortunately Liverpool PS Ambassadors, Natali Bonchanovski, was not able to attend.

During the day, Ambassadors from other schools formed working group that will help develop and deliver a project to improve our schools.

Natali’s group project is focused on promoting positive and respectful behaviour around the school, so expect to hear more about it soon!

By Mrs Goodbun and Ms Gonzales

Learning and Support - Ms Helweh & Mrs Jones

Library News - Mrs Batalis

Liverpool Public School Library Newsletter – June, 2026

Learning in the Library

During May, students recognised, commemorated and celebrated several significant national events.

Classes acknowledged National Sorry Day as an important and sad day for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities. Students listened to and discussed the picture book Sorry Day by Coral Vass and Dub Leffler, helping them understand the importance of remembering, listening and showing respect.

Students also explored National Reconciliation Week 2026 and this year’s theme, “All In”, which calls on all Australians to commit to reconciliation every day.

In library lessons, students connected reconciliation to their own experiences of hurt and healing. They discussed how, when a friend falls and hurts themselves, we use kind words and actions, help them feel safe, acknowledge their pain and protect the injury so it can heal. Students then connected this idea to hurt feelings and to the importance of listening, learning and working together towards healing.

Students also acknowledged the land of Australia, which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have cared for and respected for thousands of years. They learned that Country provides the resources we need to live healthy and happy lives.

National Simultaneous Storytime

On Wednesday 20 May at 12:00pm (AEST), students had the opportunity to take part in National Simultaneous Storytime.

This is an Australia-wide event where schools and libraries read the same book at the same time. It helps build a love of reading and shows students that stories can connect people across the country.

This year’s story is Luna Roo by Adam Jackson and Adrian Lloyd, illustrated byJake A. Minton.

Students enjoyed listening to the story about the young kangaroo who was thought to be too young to lead a team to victory. The story’s message is to stay focused on your goals and dreams and to not let others make you feel small.

Borrowing Reminders

Many students are forgetting to bring their library bags. Please check for

To help your child borrow each week:

Please send a library bag
Return books after use

If more time is needed, books can be brought in for renewal

This helps all students enjoy borrowing from our library.

Need Help?

For questions about borrowing, overdue books or the Premier’s Reading Challenge, visit the library 3:00–3:10pm (except Wednesdays) to see Mrs LBatalis or Mrs Paraskevopoulos. Alternatively, you can send a note with your child or email the school with 'Attention: Library' in the subject line.

Thank you for supporting your child with library borrowing and reading at home.

Sport News

Liverpool Zone played some quality netball at the SSW tournament last Thursday. We finished in a three-way tie with Macarthur and Horsley Zones at the top of our pool but unfortunately our for and against weren't strong enough to make it into the semi-finals. Macarthur Zone finished the day as overall winners. All team members are to be congratulated for their sportsmanship, friendliness to each other, Mrs Hanley and myself and ability to work hard at training and in games.

Our results were:

Round 1 vs Horsley LOST 8 - 7

Round 2 Bye

Round 3 vs Bankstown WON 12 - 0

Round 4 vs Macarthur WON 11 - 8

Round 5 vs The Fields WON 8 - 4

Congratulations to Talitha Misa (Dalmeny PS) and Amelie Connell (Newbridge Heights PS) for their selection in the SSW Team to compete at the State Championships.

Senior Basketball Champions

Congratulations to our Senior Basketball Team on winning the basketball competition!

The team played brilliantly throughout the tournament, winning every game and showing great skill, determination, and sportsmanship. They also demonstrated excellent teamwork, encouragement, and school spirit both on and off the court.

A special thank you to Mr Hayward for coaching and supporting the team. His dedication and guidance helped make this success possible. Well done to all the players on this fantastic achievement—we are very proud of you!

2026 NSW Premier's Spelling Bee

The Premier's Spelling Bee is an engaging way for NSW public primary school students to expand their vocabularies and improve their spelling. This exciting competition challenges students to showcase their spelling skills, build confidence, and compete against some of the best young spellers across the state.

Our school’s annual Spelling Bee competition day will be held on Thursday 11 June 2026, where our talented class representatives will put their spelling skills to the test. Students will compete in either the Junior or Senior category, spelling challenging words in front of their peers. The competition promises to be an exciting showcase of confidence, determination, and word knowledge.

The Spelling Bee competition times are as follows:

Junior (Years 1 & 2) Spelling Bee Final @9:10am (prompt start)
Junior (Years 3 & 4) Spelling Bee Final @10':15am (prompt start)
Senior (Years 5 & 6) Spelling Bee Final @12:15pm (prompt start)

Who will be crowned this year's Junior and Senior Spelling Bee Champion?

The Spelling Bee Team

Miss Vo, Mrs Georgiou, Ms Raymundo

Healthy Harold

Attendance Matters Every Day

School Uniform

The school uniform is an important part of our school. We have an expectation that our students will wear their school uniform proudly when they are attending school, on excursions or representing the school in representative sport or the arts. We ask that you support the school by ensuring your children are wearing their uniform. We have a school uniform and sports uniform. Sport shorts are not interchangeable with school shorts. They are different colours. Black school shoes are to be worn with their school uniform and black or white sneakers can be worn for sport days. A component of our school uniform is our school hat and can be purchased from MUE.

Community News

Friends of Liverpool

Join us every Monday at 2:15pm in the hall for a cuppa and light refreshments for our Friends of Liverpool afternoon tea. It is a great way to meet new parents and carers and ask questions of our staff in attendance.

Second hand Uniform Shop

Our second-hand unform shop has a selection of pre-loved uniforms at a low cost to our school community. We sell both new and pre loved items to support our families. The uniform shop is open every Monday and Thursday afternoon from 2:15pm-2:50pm near the hall.

Breakfast Club

Our Breakfast Club is back again in 2026 and will be held every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning from 8:25am-8:45am. Our staff volunteer their time each week to prepare and serve our students a healthy breakfast to prepare them for learning. Thank you to our sponsors who donate money and items to enable this program to run each week.

Free Hampers for Our School Community

Our hampers are back and available each afternoon from 3pm-3:10pm in the community room. Bags have been prepacked to ensure that all community members have an opportunity to collect in the afternoon.

Canteen News

2026 School Calendar

School Communication

School Bytes

The School Bytes parent portal enables you to view all your children in one portal and process payments for multiple siblings in one transaction. Please ensure you have set up your School Bytes parent portal account to assist this process. To set up your parent portal follow the steps in the guide Parent Portal: Set up your parent portal account.

Facebook

Liverpool Public School has an official Facebook page which is for the school to inform parents and carers of events going on each and everyday, as well as to positively promote the school within the community. You can locate us at: https://www.facebook.com/liverpoolpublicschool/ 'Like' us on Facebook by clicking on the like button.

Contact the school should you have any questions.

The Liverpool Letter

Liverpool Public School - June 2026

Diary Dates

Principal's Message - Mrs Vajdevski

Student Awards

Deputy Principal - Ms Longo

From the Classroom - 1V and Ms Valino

From the Classroom - 3/4H and Mr Hayward

From the Classroom - 6Y and Ms Yilmaz

RFF Stage 2

SRC News

Learning and Support - Ms Helweh & Mrs Jones

Library News - Mrs Batalis

Sport News

2026 NSW Premier's Spelling Bee

Healthy Harold

Attendance Matters Every Day

School Uniform

Community News

Canteen News

2026 School Calendar

School Communication

Sponsors

Liverpool Public School

Diary Dates Diary Dates

Principal's Message - Mrs Vajdevski Principal's Message - Mrs Vajdevski

Student Awards Student Awards

Deputy Principal - Ms Longo Deputy Principal - Ms Longo

From the Classroom - 1V and Ms Valino From the Classroom - 1V and Ms Valino

From the Classroom - 3/4H and Mr Hayward From the Classroom - 3/4H and Mr Hayward

From the Classroom - 6Y and Ms Yilmaz From the Classroom - 6Y and Ms Yilmaz

RFF Stage 2 RFF Stage 2

SRC News SRC News

Learning and Support - Ms Helweh & Mrs Jones Learning and Support - Ms Helweh & Mrs Jones

Library News - Mrs Batalis Library News - Mrs Batalis

Sport News Sport News

2026 NSW Premier's Spelling Bee 2026 NSW Premier's Spelling Bee

Healthy Harold Healthy Harold

Attendance Matters Every Day Attendance Matters Every Day

School Uniform School Uniform

Community News Community News

Canteen News Canteen News

2026 School Calendar 2026 School Calendar

School Communication School Communication

Sponsors Sponsors

Liverpool Public School

Diary Dates

Principal's Message - Mrs Vajdevski

Student Awards

Deputy Principal - Ms Longo

From the Classroom - 1V and Ms Valino

From the Classroom - 3/4H and Mr Hayward

From the Classroom - 6Y and Ms Yilmaz

RFF Stage 2

SRC News

Learning and Support - Ms Helweh & Mrs Jones

Library News - Mrs Batalis

Sport News

2026 NSW Premier's Spelling Bee

Healthy Harold

Attendance Matters Every Day

School Uniform

Community News

Canteen News

2026 School Calendar

School Communication

Sponsors