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Truscott Street Public 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.)

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!

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Truscott St OOSH Truscott Street Public School P&C Assoc Inc Australia Truscott Street Public School, Truscott Street  NSW  2113

Welcome to Truscott St OOSH.

Located at Truscott Street Public School, Truscott Street, North Ryde, NSW 2113, this centre is licensed to provide Centre-Based Care for up to 83 children and received service approval by ACECQA on 10 September 2013.

This centre has a current KindiCare rating of 8.8. This compares to an average KindiCare rating of 7.9 for the area.

Truscott St OOSH has received a National Quality Standard (NQS) rating of Meeting NQS under the National Quality Framework, and had its most recent NQS review, assessment and rating given by ACECQA on 01 March 2023.

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