Beverly Hills North Public School

Beverly Hills, NSW

Suburb socio-economic profile

Beverly Hills is a middle-income, family-oriented suburb. The 2021 Census recorded a median weekly household income of $1,862, slightly above the NSW median, with a median age of 40 and 2,869 families citation:2021 Beverly Hills, Census All persons QuickStats. The area skews towards families with children, with an average of 1.8 children per family and a high proportion of detached houses (58%) citation:Narwee - Beverly Hills – SA2 119031370 - AreaSearch. It is a diverse, largely white-collar/mixed workforce suburb typical of Sydney's inner south-west.

Most common foreign country of birth

Specific country-of-birth percentages for the 'China' or 'Lebanon' categories were not found in the available sources. However, Beverly Hills is highly culturally diverse: 67.4% of residents had both parents born overseas, and 61.2% of residents speak a language other than English at home citation:2021 Beverly Hills, Census All persons QuickStats citation:Narwee - Beverly Hills – SA2 119031370 - AreaSearch. The most common overseas birthplace is likely China or a Middle Eastern country, but the exact leading country and its percentage share were not available in the search results.

Working-parent support

Beverly Hills North Public School has an on-site Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) service operated by **Camp Australia** citation:Outside of school hours care (OSHC). Hours are **Monday–Friday, 7:00–9:00 AM and 3:00–6:00 PM** during school terms, with vacation care running 7:00 AM–6:00 PM during holidays and pupil-free days citation:Outside of school hours care (OSHC). The service is available to all children at the school and is eligible for the Child Care Subsidy.

School culture

Specific named extracurriculars at Beverly Hills North Public School were not found in the available search snippets or page content. The school's website mentions "clubs, sports and other activities" generally available to students citation:Outside of school hours care (OSHC), but no named programs (e.g., choir, chess club, or specific sports teams) were listed in the provided sources. Families should contact the school directly for a current list of extracurricular offerings.

Suburb vibe and groceries

Beverly Hills is a quiet, family-focused suburb with a strong community feel, anchored around Beverly Hills Girls High School and local shops. For specialty groceries, **Abu Salim Supermarket** in nearby Greenacre (151 Waterloo Road) is a well-known Middle Eastern grocer offering fresh produce, halal meats, and pantry staples citation:Abu Salim Supermarket - Where Interesting Happens. Additionally, an **ALDI supermarket proposal** has been discussed for Beverly Hills citation:Legislative Assembly Hansard - 21 March 2016, but its current status was not confirmed in the sources.

Weeknight dining

**Mancini's Original Woodfired Pizza** in nearby Belfield is a family favourite offering woodfired pizzas, pasta, and a "family dinner" package for takeaway or dine-in citation:Mancini's Original Woodfired Pizza - Where Interesting Happens. **Castello Restaurant** on Forest Road, Peakhurst (nearby) serves genuine Italian cuisine with dine-in, takeaway, and delivery options citation:The BEST Italian Restaurants in Beverly Hills NSW 2209 | Localsearch. **Pancakes On The Rocks** at 507 King Georges Road, Beverly Hills, offers casual family dining 7 days a week citation:Pancakes On The Rocks: Home.

Tuition and enrichment

**Helix Tutoring** is an education centre in Beverly Hills offering one-on-one and group tutoring across Maths, English, Science, and Humanities citation:Helix Tutoring - Education Centre in Beverly Hills, NSW 2209 - dlook. **North Shore Coaching College Beverly Hills** is another option, specialising in personalised tutoring and exam preparation for students citation:North Shore Coaching College Beverly Hills - Education Centre in ....

Commute

Beverly Hills is served by **Beverly Hills railway station** on the **T8 Airport & South Line** of the **Sydney Trains** network citation:Sydney rail network map - Transport NSW. The train journey to **Central Station** in the Sydney CBD takes approximately **30–38 minutes** citation:Beverly Hills NSW 2209 - Canterbury-Bankstown. Local bus services also connect to the CBD in 45–60 minutes.

Generated from web research — for informational purposes only, not professional advice. NAPLAN data from ACARA.