Fort Street Public School

Opportunity. Diversity. Success.

Telephone02 9247 2963

Emailfortstreet-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Location and transport

Find out about our location and transport details to make getting to school safe and easy.

Our school is located at:

Fort Street Public School
Observatory Hill
2 Upper Fort Street
Millers Point NSW 2000

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Fort Street Public School is in a CBD environment, and we strongly encourage our school community to make use of the extensive public transport or walking and cycling facilities to get to school. 

Click here to download the handy Travel Access Guide with information on how you can safely get to the school. 

Travel Access Guide Transport Fort Street Public School

Getting to and from school safely

As a parent or carer, it’s your responsibility to get your child to and from school safely. Student safety is our priority.

Keep our school community safe by:

  • driving and parking safely, even if it means parking further away and walking the rest of the way to school
  • being a good role model
  • never calling your child from across the road
  • using the safest place to cross the road.

Road Safety Around Schools

State and local government agencies manage road safety issues around schools. School communities also play a role in keeping children safe around schools. Click here for more information from the Department of Transport on road safety around schools. 

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For parents and carers of younger children

Discuss with your child how to be safe when:

Also talk about and practise:

  • safe travel routes
  • plans for when unexpected things happen
  • what to do in wet weather.

Subsidised school travel

Transport for NSW provides subsidies to assist school students.

  • The School Student Transport Scheme provides eligible students with free or subsidised travel on public transport between home and school.
  • The School Drive Subsidy may help towards the costs of driving children to school if you live in an area where there is no public transport.

Riding e-bikes and e-scooters

E-bikes are growing in popularity. It's important for our school community to be aware of the laws, rules and regulations around the use of these devices. 

E-bikes

Students are permitted to ride an e-bike if it meets Transport for NSW requirements. Please note: 

- charging of e-bike lithium-ion batteries is not permitted on department sites

- e-bikes are to be stored in a location away from structures.

E-scooters

Students are NOT permitted to ride an e-scooter on roads or road-related areas so can not ride these to or from school. 

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