NEGS Armidale

Armidale, Australia

In short: NEGS Armidale is a private, religious, girls only international school in Armidale, Australia. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school. Taught in English.

Type: Private · Religious · Girls only
Ages: Preschool to high school
Languages: English

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Fees

Fees on request

The school shares its fees, enrolment and extras on request.

Curriculum & results

Stages

The Junior School is co-educational and runs from Pre-K to Year 6, with an emphasis on play, curiosity and hands-on learning. From Year 7 the Senior School is for girls and continues through to Year 12, with progress at the centre of its approach. Boarding is available for girls from Year 5 onwards.

Approach · General Curriculum

The school takes its founder's idea that a school is the world in miniature as a starting point. It aims to offer an education built on tradition but focused on the future, valuing community, personal growth and a holistic approach to learning within an Anglican setting.

Languages

English is the language of instruction. The school's pages do not set out a formal modern-languages programme, so families should ask the school which languages are taught.

Open Days

Visit the school on a date that suits youNo open days scheduled right now. Ask for a private tour and the school will propose a date.

Location

Armidale, Australia

Facilities & services

Facilities

The 50-hectare campus includes playing fields, courts and running tracks, plus equestrian facilities that the school describes as world class. Agricultural land and livestock support the agriculture programme, giving students practical experience. Junior and senior students share the grounds, and boarding houses are on site.

Services

Boarding

Girls can board from Year 5. Boarding houses are vertically integrated, mixing year groups so that older students look after younger boarders in a family-style model. The school presents boarding as a way to build independence, resilience, time management and lasting friendships in a safe, supportive setting.

After-school activities

NEGS belongs to the Independent Girls' Schools Sporting Association and to IPSHA, and students compete in hockey, netball, athletics, swimming and cross country, from local up to national level. Juniors begin each day with a short fitness session and rotate sports through the year. An Athlete Development Program offers coaching, fitness, nutrition and mindset training, with dedicated timetable periods from Years 9 and 10. The equestrian programme runs several specialist squads, and music, the arts and agriculture complete the co-curricular offer.