Harmony Day

Harmony Day is a special event celebrated each year, recognising and embracing the cultural diversity within our community. The day promotes inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone, regardless of their cultural or linguistic background.

Students and staff participate in activities that highlight and celebrate the many cultures represented at our school. These may include shared meals, cultural performances, art projects, and discussions about the importance of mutual respect.

Harmony Day encourages us all to value diversity and reflect on how we can create an inclusive and welcoming environment. It is a meaningful occasion and a wonderful opportunity to strengthen connections and celebrate what makes our school community unique.

Easter Hat Parade

FSPS hosts an annual Easter Hat Parade, a tradition celebrating creativity and community. Each year, students are invited to design and make their own colourful Easter hats, which they proudly showcase during a parade. The event brings together students, families, and staff for a joyful morning of fun and imagination.

The Easter Hat Parade is a wonderful opportunity for our school community to connect, admire the unique creations, and enjoy the spirit of the season. Everyone is encouraged to get involved, whether by creating a hat or cheering on the parade participants.

We look forward to this special event every year and the smiles it brings to our school!

Book Week Parade

Book Week is a celebration of reading, imagination, and the joy of stories. During this special event, students, staff, and families come together to explore a world of books through activities, storytelling, and creative dress-ups inspired by beloved characters. Book Week encourages a love of literature, sparks creativity, and promotes the importance of literacy in a fun and engaging way. It’s a week filled with excitement, discovery, and a shared passion for reading.

Public Education Week

Fort Street Public School celebrated Public Education Week with a special show, "Postcards from Sydney," featuring three performances that showcased student talents and learning. This event reflected the theme “Ignite the Potential” and highlighted the important contributions of staff, parents, carers, community leaders, and P&C associations in supporting students. Public Education Week is a proud time to celebrate the achievements and community spirit of NSW public education.