The Table Top Public School difference
Small school, strong start
Every learner begins in a caring, inclusive environment where they’re known by name, encouraged to explore and grow, and build strong foundations for learning.
Growing big futures
From hands-on learning and creative play to exciting excursions and leadership opportunities, our students leave us confident, curious and ready for the path ahead.
Connected community, engaged families
We value strong partnerships with families and our local community. Together we create a welcoming environment where every child feels supported, connected and proud to belong.
Welcome to Table Top Public School
School motto: To Excel
We are a school that proudly serves our Table Top community. We offer a high-quality, comprehensive education for Kindergarten to Year 6 students. Join our school today!
Principal's message
“I’m excited to welcome you to our school, where we create a supportive environment for every child to thrive. We value respect, curiosity and teamwork.
We’re proud of our dedicated staff and strong partnerships with families. Together, we ensure students feel valued and inspired to learn.
I invite you to explore our website to discover what makes our school special. We look forward to welcoming you into our community.”
Andrew McEachern, Principal of Table Top Public School
Quick links
Bell times
Find information about our school bell times. Learn about our start and finish times, breaks and activities.
Newsletter
View our newsletters to keep up to date with what's going on in our school.
Parent portal
Stay connected through our parent portal apps. Use them to make a payment, for attendance matters or to book a parent-teacher interview.
Key dates
Find term dates, school holidays and other important dates for all NSW public schools.
Stay connected on our socials
Acknowledgement of country
We acknowledge that we meet on the homelands of the Wiradjuri people who are the traditional custodians of this land. We pay our respects to the elders both past and present and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people here today.
