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Visit the Calendars page of the NSW Department of Educations website for the NSW Public School Term Date Calendar.
The following is an example of a typical school day. This routine may vary, especially on days when other activities are planned (i.e. sport, assembly, or Education Week).
The school colours are gold and royal blue. The uniform is mainly unisex items, to promote equality between girls and boys and includes gold polo shirt, royal blue shorts/skorts and hat for sun protection. Please mark all belongings with your child’s full name and make every effort to see that your child is dressed in the correct school uniform.
The Uniform Shop is operated by the P&C on a voluntary basis. It is located next to the Canteen window, inside the Canteen building. The days and times of operation are advertised via the SkoolBag app and the KSPS P&C Facebook page. The Uniform Order Form is located in Notes & forms or Uniform Shop. The Uniform Shop is now accepting Visa and MasterCard payments (additional charges apply) and also accepts cash. There is small selection of second hand clothes for purchase as well.
Visit Uniform Information under Parent Information for more information about the school uniform and uniform shop.
The Kotara South Public School canteen is operated by the P&C. It is open 5 days a week, providing lunch service from of 11:00 to 11:55am. There is no service for recess, although recess items can be purchased during lunch service.
Visit Canteen under Parent Information for more information about our Canteen.
address
150 Rae Crescent
Kotara South NSW 2289
telephone 02 4957 5319
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the elders both past, present and future. For they hold the memories, traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia. We must always remember that under the concrete and asphalt, this land is, was and will always be traditional Aboriginal land.
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