Beverly Hills Public School has a long and proud history. The school opened its doors on the 25th April, 1892, 22 years before the first ANZAC Day. Since that time the school has seen many changes in Australian society. These changes have been reflected in our local school community. The school serves a diverse urban, multicultural community. Cultural understanding, tolerance and racial harmony are high priorities.

The school environment is calm, warm and welcoming. The focus of the school is on learning and ensuring that students achieve to their full potential.

At Beverly Hills Public School we value:

• students who are actively involved in and enthusiastic about their learning, who display pride in their achievements and who take responsibility for both their learning and their behaviour.
• an attractive, stimulating, organised learning environment where students feel safe, valued and respected.
• parental support and active involvement in school life.
• staff who are enthusiastic and support the continual development of their professional skills and knowledge, thereby making the school an effective organisation.
• students, parents and teachers who work as a team to optimise learning opportunities.