Our principal and staff

Our school team is committed to every student’s learning, wellbeing and sense of belonging. We work together to create a supportive and inclusive school where every child is set up for success.

Welcome from our principal

“Warami. Welcome to Fairvale Public School—a vibrant learning community committed to ensuring that all students are supported to thrive. We take pride in our culture of collaboration, our celebration of diversity, our commitment to high expectations, and our focus on embedding authentic learning experiences.

Our dedicated staff work in partnership with families to create an inclusive, supportive, and engaging learning environment. We believe that every child has unique strengths, and we nurture these through a balance of academic, cultural, social, and sporting opportunities.

I invite you to explore all that our school has to offer and to discover what makes Fairvale Public School special. We look forward to welcoming you into our community.”

Pia Maturana, Relieving Principal of Fairvale Public School

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Our school leaders

Our school leaders, including our principal, guide teachers and students. They help create a school culture where every child is supported to grow and thrive.

Pia Maturana, Relieving Principal

The role of a Principal in NSW Public Schools is provide strong educational leadership and management to create a positive, inclusive and high-quality learning environment. They are responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the school, supporting student learning and wellbeing, leading staff development and engaging with the school community. Principals ensure the implementation of Department of Education policies, promote equity and inclusion and drive continuous improvement to achieve the best outcomes for all students.

^{Joanne Fedele, Acting Deputy Principal}

Deputy Principals support the principal in leading the school with integrity, overseeing staff accountability, and reviewing procedures in line with departmental policies. They work with the executive team, specialist staff, and external agencies to coordinate support for students and families. Together with the principal, they foster a culture of high expectations and evidence-informed practice that drives student achievement and wellbeing.

Mrs Vesna Rosic and Mrs Lili Batar, Assistant Principal, Curriculum and Instruction

An Assistant Principal, Curriculum and Instruction (APCI) enhances teaching and learning by leading curriculum development, implementation, and assessment. They support teachers through professional learning, resources, and guidance, while using student data to drive improvement and promote innovative, engaging practices. The APCI’s fosters a positive learning environment and drive student success.

Mrs Zoe Ida, Mrs Taryn Graham, Mrs Dani Forrest, Miss Ramina David, Mrs Gayle Sloggett - Assistant Principals.

Assistant Principals support school leadership by working with teachers and students to improve teaching, learning, and student engagement. They help implement the school’s vision, stregthen curriculum delivery, and foster a positive school culture through collaboration with staff, students, and families. The role of assistant principal is an opportunity for teachers to grow in their understandings about leadership and continue to develop their teaching expertise.

Our teaching staff

Your child’s school experience is shaped by the people around them. Our teachers bring experience, care and a passion for learning to every lesson. With a focus on success, they help every child reach their full potential.