Turramurra Public School is a community based school unique in its physical characteristics, in the programs offered and in the personnel involved in the school. The school is a split site K-2 / 3-6 separated by a large playing field. Students combine frequently in K-6 activities such as assemblies, buddies program and social activities. The school operates on a K-6 basis for all teaching and learning programs. The educational programs offered are highly valued by the students, teachers and the community. The school music and bands programs are considered to be major assets. Other major features of the school program include a strong student welfare focus, emphasis on literacy and numeracy, and specialist programs in science, art, music, French, sport and computer support. Parents are an integral part of Turramurra Public School through their active participation in school activities, P&C, classroom literacy and learning support, fundraising, band and canteen. the school has before and after school care.

The School's mission is to provide quality education and care for all students in a safe, supportive, innovative and enjoyable educational environment. Warrawee School is committed to encouraging students to be confident, responsible and independent decision makers. The highest standards in student educational learning outcomes are promoted by providing stimulating learning opportunities in all areas of the curriculum.

Turramurra High School is a state comprehensive, co-educational high school located on Sydney's north shore. It caters for students from Year 7 to Year 12.

Centrally located, the school gives easy access to Sydney and its tertiary institutions. The school is serviced by Shorelink buses.

Set in pleasant grounds, Turramurra High School is a school which offers personalised attention and a wide range of curriculum alternatives.

The professional staff of the school assist students to realise that they live in a world of rapid technological and social change where lifelong education is essential. Students will need to be adaptable, lifelong learners in order to respond to change and make use of new opportunities.

Turramurra Public School is a community based school unique in its physical characteristics, in the programs offered and in the personnel involved in the school. The school is a split site K-2 / 3-6 separated by a large playing field. Students combine frequently in K-6 activities such as assemblies, buddies program and social activities. The school operates on a K-6 basis for all teaching and learning programs. The educational programs offered are highly valued by the students, teachers and the community. The school music and bands programs are considered to be major assets. Other major features of the school program include a strong student welfare focus, emphasis on literacy and numeracy, and specialist programs in science, art, music, French, sport and computer support. Parents are an integral part of Turramurra Public School through their active participation in school activities, P&C, classroom literacy and learning support, fundraising, band and canteen. the school has before and after school care.

The School's mission is to provide quality education and care for all students in a safe, supportive, innovative and enjoyable educational environment. Warrawee School is committed to encouraging students to be confident, responsible and independent decision makers. The highest standards in student educational learning outcomes are promoted by providing stimulating learning opportunities in all areas of the curriculum.

Turramurra High School is a state comprehensive, co-educational high school located on Sydney's north shore. It caters for students from Year 7 to Year 12.

Centrally located, the school gives easy access to Sydney and its tertiary institutions. The school is serviced by Shorelink buses.

Set in pleasant grounds, Turramurra High School is a school which offers personalised attention and a wide range of curriculum alternatives.

The professional staff of the school assist students to realise that they live in a world of rapid technological and social change where lifelong education is essential. Students will need to be adaptable, lifelong learners in order to respond to change and make use of new opportunities.