Kinross Wolaroi School

Orange, Australia

In short: Kinross Wolaroi School is a private, religious, co-ed international school in Orange, Australia. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school. Taught in English.

Type: Private · Religious · Co-ed
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

Kinross Wolaroi educates students from Pre-Kinder through the Junior School to the Senior School, finishing in Year 12 with the NSW Higher School Certificate. Boarding is available alongside day places for secondary students coming from rural NSW and further afield.

Approach · General Curriculum

As a school of the Uniting Church, Kinross Wolaroi blends traditional values such as courtesy, tolerance, respect and decency with a progressive, inclusive approach. Its boarding and school communities are underpinned by respect, courage, inclusiveness, resilience and commitment, and it aims to recognise the individuality of every student.

Languages

English is the language of instruction. As a Round Square school, Kinross Wolaroi encourages international collaboration and cultural exchange, and it welcomes international students.

Programmes & accreditations

Round SquareGlobal network of schools

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

Orange, Australia

School transport available

Facilities & services

Facilities

The campus in Orange includes gymnasiums, swimming pools and tennis courts, together with teaching buildings and boarding houses. A staged campus masterplan is being delivered to renew and extend the school's facilities, and the school also maintains a museum celebrating its history.

Services

The school provides transport, a uniform shop, educational support for students who need it, scholarships and bursaries, and an active Parents and Friends Association. Wellbeing and faith form part of school life.

Boarding

About 350 students board at Kinross Wolaroi. Boarding staff aim to build a safe, supportive community where boys and girls can find their feet and grow in independence, and weekends include organised activities such as swimming, theatre, baking, barbecues, campouts and mountain biking.

Learning support

After-school activities

Co-curricular life includes a broad sports programme with nationally recognised initiatives, a music faculty the school describes as one of the strongest in the state, the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and Cadets. Boarders enjoy weekend activities such as movies, swimming, theatre trips, baking, campouts and mountain biking.