Baulkham Hills North Public School is a large primary school, located in The Hills district of North Western Sydney. Baulkham Hills North Public School has a strong academic focus with a significant emphasis on literacy and numeracy development. 

The school's core values TRUTH, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, KINDNESS, EFFORT and LOYALTY are explicitly taught with Choice Theory principles of internal psychology underpinning the student wellbeing and behaviour policies, programs and practices.

At Baulkham Hills North Public School we value: 

Spirited, Successful Students; 

Creative, Connected Citizens and 

Inspired, Innovative Individuals. 

The Baulkham Hills North school community is committed to the full development of the unique qualities, abilities and talents of all students, equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge that will allow them to succeed at school and in the wider community in the 21st century. It is our aim to have this occur inside a safe learning community that is vibrant and responsive and hallmarked by an aesthetically appealing environment, respectful relationships between staff and students, tolerance and understanding of difference and diversity, broad community involvement, and high expectations on student learning. 

 The current enrolment of approximately  950 students is comprised of many nationalities with 557 students (58.8%) being from language backgrounds other than English. There are 52 different language groups representing 44 countries. The main cultural groups are those from the Indian Sub Continent Community (17.3%), followed by the Chinese community (16.5%) and then the Korean Community (6%). Aboriginal students make up 1.5% of the overall student enrolment. There are highly experienced EAL/D educators who successfully support the development of those students coming from backgrounds where English is not their family's first language. 

The Baulkham Hills North Community is closely involved with our school. Families and community members are invited to attend community forums and P&C meetings to be involved in the directions and decisions made by the school. Families are also closely involved in school events including Education Week, Easter celebrations and Grandparents' and Grand friends' day. The wider community is invited to attend large scale events such as the Christmas Carols event.