


Excellence, Innovation, Opportunity
T: Telephone02 9601 1990
E: Emailnuwarra-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au
Nuwarra Public School opened in 1974 and built the reputation of being one of the leading schools in our community.
Nuwarra Public School is proud to be public and proud to be quite unique in character. We deliver learning programs that cater for all student needs from those with learning disabilities to students who are gifted and talented. We have Support Classes which cater to the learning and social needs of hearing-impaired students. We truly are a strong learning community.
We offer a relentless focus on reading and future-focused learning starting from Kindergarten with our L3 (language, Literacy and Learning) program, L2 (Language and Learning) for students in Year 2 continuing through to the older years with the Focus on Reading program, Connect 4 Learning and Self Organised Learning Environments (SOLE).
Academics are a strong focus and yet we promote the whole development of students in the school and place emphasis on sporting and cultural programs. Physical fitness is a priority with many opportunities for students to develop in this area. At Nuwarra, we are also future-focused. All students in Years 3-6 participate in Computer Coding 1 term each year.
Nuwarra Public School has a strong and proud sporting history, and we balance this with extra-curricula activities such as dance groups and choirs. We also offer activities such as debating and public speaking, and after school sports program, quiz champions and much more.
We are committed as a staff to provide a quality education for all students. We care about children and we want them to succeed.
Education is important and we only get one chance to provide those strong foundations. When they start their early education at Nuwarra Public School, they have a great chance for future success!
Nuwarra Public School
Excellence. Innovation. Opportunity.
Mr Reg Corney (Principal)
address
11 McKay Avenue
Moorebank NSW 2170
telephone 02 9601 1990
We would like to pay our respects and acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land and also pay respect to Elders both past and present.
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