Auburn Public School

1) Auburn is a culturally diverse, middle-income suburb. The 2021 Census recorded a median weekly household income of $1,533, notably below the NSW state average, with a median age of just 31. It is characterized by a high proportion of families, young adults, and renters (median weekly rent of $410).

2) The suburb is overwhelmingly made up of overseas-born residents. According to the 2021 Census, only 28.0% of Auburn residents were born in Australia, making China the most common overseas birthplace at 14.4% of the population.

3) The approved on-site outside school hours care (OOSH) provider at Auburn Public School is Children First - Auburn Outside School Hours. They currently operate After School Care Monday-Friday from 3:00pm to 6:00pm during school terms. Before School Care and Vacation Care are currently being explored through parent expression of interest.

4) Auburn Public School provides a range of named co-curricular programs. These include Music, Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA), and Technology, as well as an Auburn After School Sport program. Additional enrichment includes a Breakfast Club and a Homework Centre for students.

5) Auburn's vibe centers on its bustling multicultural, particularly Turkish, community and local independent shops. For groceries, families can visit Abu Salim, a well-regarded international grocer located at 3 Highgate Street, Auburn, which supplies a wide range of cultural staples.

6) Families have several casual, family-friendly dining options in Auburn. Popular choices include Jasmin1, which offers Lebanese and Mediterranean cuisine, and New Star Kebab Family Restaurant, known for Turkish and Mediterranean takeaways and family meals.

7) Families can access several tutoring services in and around Auburn. Ngo & Sons Academic Tutoring and Khan Academic Tutoring both offer local lesson packages, with other options like Maxx Academy also available nearby.

8) Auburn Station is served by the Sydney Trains T2 Inner West & Leppington Line. Direct services connect Auburn to Central Station in the Sydney CBD, with a typical travel time of approximately 25 to 30 minutes.