Como Public School provides quality education in a caring environment on the banks of the Georges River. We have a strong academic focus with high expectations for learning.
Our teachers use quality teaching strategies to cater for individual needs and learning styles within a stimulating environment.
Como Public School has a strong focus on technology with high computer and internet to student ratios in all classrooms. We have a well-resourced library, interactive electronic whiteboards in every classroom, and intranet and email for all students.
Our school community is committed to our core values and promotes student leadership and decision making.
The school was closed in October 1885 after construction of the Como-Sutherland section of the railway line was completed and the workers and their families moved away. In January 1886 the Department failed in it's attempt to gain an extension of the expired 2 year lease.
The present Como Public School was established on 29 January 1921. Mr Frank Middenway was the Principal until April 1924. Enrolments reached 68 within weeks of the school's opening with children coming by boat from East Menai (now Illawong), and from "The Bonnet" (Como West), Como Village, Greenpoint, Coronation Bay, Oyster Bay and the area later to be known as Jannali.
