The NSW Schoolhouse Museum of Public Education provides a glimpse of education from the past. Housed in restored early schoolrooms, the museum collects and preserves objects relating to the history of public education in NSW.

The NSW Schoolhouse Museum is one of the oldest surviving public school buildings in NSW and is situated in the grounds of North Ryde Public School. It was built in 1877 with additions in 1883 and 1910.

The museum is open for pre-booked school excursions and group tours and is open to the general public by appointment.

The NSW Schoolhouse Museum of Public Education is managed by a voluntary committee which meets quarterly.