Disturbing reports about a primary school student ‘celebrating’ the deaths of the Bondi terror attack have surfaced amid budget estimates.

The shocking claim about the student from Granville South Public School, west Sydney, was tabled during a hearing on Wednesday. 

Reports differ with some claiming just one student was involved while others allege multiple students ‘celebrated’. 

It was labelled one of ‘at least 100 anti semitic incidents’ in NSW public schools since early 2024.

It’s understood the incident was reported to the Department of Education’s hotline.

A total of 15 innocent lives were lost when Sajid Akram, allegedly alongside his son Naveed, opened fire on a Jewish festival celebrating the first night of Hanukkah at Bondi Beach on December 14.

Deputy Premier and Education Minister Prue Car described the alleged celebration as ‘disgusting’. 

When asked about the apparent incident by Independent Sydney MLC Tania Mihailuk, Secretary of the NSW Department of Education Murat Dizdar said he wasn’t informed of it but would have been notified if it wasn’t properly handled.

A student at Granville South Public School (above) reportedly ‘celebrated’ the deaths from the Bondi massacre on December 14

Deputy Premier and Education Minister Prue Car (above) said the alleged celebration was ‘disgusting’

Some reports alleged multiple students from Granville South Public School (above) were involved

‘You’ve got to appreciate that with close to 780,000 students, four million humans in public schools every day. I’m not going to get every single incident,’ he said, Newswire reported.

‘Look, I don’t recall that specific incident, but it’s probably best that I come back on notice with a response.’

Daily Mail has contacted the Department of Education for comment.