Concord West Public School was established in 1929 and and has been serving the local community for 96 years. The school opened on 1 November 1929 with an initial enrolment of 220 students and included six classrooms, an assembly room and a staffroom. By 1933 the enrolments had grown to 373, a growth which reflected the rapidly expanding area of Sydney's Inner West.
The original school building
The original 1929 building (now known as Block A) is a heritage listedbuilding maintained by Schools Infrastructure NSW. The original building is still used for teaching and also houses the school library.
There have been many additions to the school since 1929. During the 2007-2009 Building the Education Revolution, Concord West underwent several phases of modernisation and renovation, including the addition of new classrooms and upgraded facilities.
Concord West Public School in 1983
Concord West Public School today
Our school now includes 23 classrooms, a school hall, covered outdoor learning areas, netball courts, a soccer field, outdoor areas and play equipment, as well as a modern administration building and staffroom.
Today we have over 400 students enrolled at our school, many from diverse cultural and language backgrounds.
Concord West Public School in 2025
From its early beginnings to its modern, purpose-built facilities, Concord West Public School has always been defined by our motto Concordissime—Peace and Harmony.
For almost 100 years, generations of students have walked these grounds, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire today—and will carry us proudly into the future.
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