Facilities and resources

At The Entrance Public School, we are proud of our welcoming and well-resourced learning environment. Our facilities are continually maintained and upgraded to ensure they reflect our values of safety, respect, engagement, and excellence. We strive to create spaces that support high quality teaching, student wellbeing, creativity, movement, and community connection.

Our school facilities

We offer a range of learning environments. They help students stay engaged, build confidence and enjoy every part of their school day. Our facilities include:

Creative and Cultural Spaces

A vibrant cultural room celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, used for learning, mentoring and storytelling
The Young Archie Art Display Gallery, showcasing student talent and creative voice
Indoor and outdoor performance spaces used by our choirs, dance groups and public speaking teams

Learning and Specialist Spaces

Modern, technology enabled classrooms equipped with interactive screens and flexible learning furniture
A well-resourced library and reading centre, supporting literacy development and quiet research
Dedicated support classrooms for intervention programs, LaST sessions, speech and OT work, and small group learning
Specialist rooms for Aboriginal Education, cultural inclusion, and personalised support

Outdoor and Active Learning Areas

Upgraded playgrounds and sport facilities, including shaded areas, multipurpose courts and open green space
A thriving Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program, with dedicated growing spaces and student led planting
Spaces for structured games and Play First, Eat Second routines to support regulation and positive social interaction

Community and Wellbeing Spaces

A modern and welcoming front office and administration building, ensuring access and care for families and visitors
Dedicated spaces for wellbeing programs, family support, and visiting services such as our Speech Pathologist and Occupational Therapists
Shared use of the hall and facilities by community organisations, including The Food Hub and The Fathering Project