Narrandera High School in Narrandera, New South Wales | High School

Narrandera High School

Locality: Narrandera, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6959 1744

Address: 19-33 Elizabeth Street 2700 Narrandera, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.narrandera-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

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22.01.2022 A very successful day at Gundagai for our 15 Narrandera High School Riverina Cross Country runners. All students ran extremely well and tried very hard. Ellie Hall and Ky Bloomfield won their age group and are the 2021 Riverina Champions with Brooke Hall, Connor Smith and Jasmine Fraser also making the team for the State Cross Country. Sam Williamson is also a reserve. An excellent effort and we are proud of all of you!

16.01.2022 It was wonderful to welcome a number of our Narrandera Aboriginal Elders to Narrandera High School today. The Elders enjoyed a presentation from the boys from our Clontarf Academy before having morning tea. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us and for your support of our school.

16.01.2022 Congratulations to our 2020 School Captain, Jacinta Smith on being recognised in NSW Parliament.

15.01.2022 It was great to welcome members of the South Sydney Rabbitohs NRL team to Narrandera High today. The guys spent time in our Clontarf Academy as well as mingling with all of our students at recess.

14.01.2022 Girls Group: Caring for Ourselves and our Environment - Term 2 We are so very grateful for the opportunities and the highly skilled and generous people that we have in our school and our town of Narrandera. Our goal this term was to provide education and experiences that teach us how to live sustainably within our environment and within our life. We we able to achieve this through the help and support of a variety of members in our local community. A tremendous amount of th...ankfulness and gratitude goes out to the following members of our community for their knowledge and support this term: Local Community Gardens - for offering us the opportunity to explore all the many wonderful things our community is creating and growing. Annie from our Shady Gum Nursery - for sharing her knowledge on seasonal vegetables, and how they can be used and grown, including ideas on composting to enrich our soil. She also kindly donated a variety of seasonal vegetables to our Girls Group. Dave and Mr Shady from our AG Plot - for the use of the AG Plot and the help and support with growing our crop of seasonal vegetables. Jenny Morsanuto - for her expertise and time in the kitchen, teaching the girls how to use seasonal vegetables to make delicious meals. Mrs McLay - for kindly offering her teaching space to us. Jacqui NHS Youth Officer - for teaching us the 5 areas of well-being, including strategies on how to look after ourselves and the importance of making our well-being a priority. Suzie Litchfield from our local council - for her ongoing time, effort and support. NHS school staff - for the ongoing support and help with the organisation of administration We look forward to continuing to work together on many more opportunities for NHS Girls Group throughout the year. Thank you to everyone that has supported us in creating these wonderful experiences for our students.

13.01.2022 Year 10 Agriculture have grown and harvested their own corn crop with Mr Shady. They celebrated their harvest today by cooking and eating their own corn!

13.01.2022 Dear Parents and Carers, Please be advised that Narrandera High School had an evacuation at around midday today. All required evacuation procedures were followed with the fire brigade attending and students and staff meeting at our designated evacuation site (school oval). Students should be congratulated on the manner in which they conducted themselves. All classes have now resumed as normal. Marni Milne Principal

12.01.2022 Congratulations to our Under 15 Boys AFL Team who finished second at the Swan Shield Carnival today. The boys lost one game to Murrumbidgee Regional High School by 3 points but won all of their other games convincingly. Well done boys!

12.01.2022 Today was a great last day of school for our students. Students spent the whole day engaging in alternative activities and enjoyed their time down at the pool to escape the heat. The staff easily defeated the students in the ‘Pink Stumps’ cricket match and it was also great to raise a significant amount of money for the McGrath Foundation.

10.01.2022 Tomorrow, Thursday June 17, students are able to wear casual clothes or their pyjamas for a gold coin donation. This is a Year 12 fundraising event. The Year 12 charities this year are Narrandera Hospital Auxiliary and Narrandera CanAssist. Year 12 will also be hosting a bake sale. Please ensure clothing worn is appropriate for school.

10.01.2022 We are very proud of our HSC results that were released this morning. The following students were recognised as Distinguished Achievers for achieving marks over 90 in one or more of their subjects: Lucy Litchfield - Design and Technology and Food Technology. ... Jacinta Smith - Food Technology Mahlei Gilmour - Investigating Science and Personal Development, Health and Physical Education. Madeline Rainbird - Personal Development, Health and Physical Education. Analysis of our results also indicated that we have our greatest ever number of students who have achieved results in the Top 2 and 3 HSC bands. This is wonderful news that affirms the progress of our improvement agenda and also ensures our students have many post school options. Congratulations to all HSC students, we are very proud of you all!

09.01.2022 Over the past 4 weeks, year 8 Technology Mandatory have been reintroduced to the Design Process by making CO2 Dragsters. The students designed and produced their own dragster in pairs. Last week we had our first day of testing. Sometimes testing doesn’t go as planned as can be seen in the video!

08.01.2022 Congratulations to Year 12, 2021 student Trinity McDuff who has placed second in the Essential Energy Young Aboriginal Artists Competition. Trinity entered her major art piece titled Yulang (ripple). Trinity worked on her art work at school and was also assisted by local artist, Owen Lyons. Well done Trinity, we are very proud of you! Artist Statement Trinity McDuff...Continue reading

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07.01.2022 Narrandera High School has a junior HSIE teaching position available, commencing Term 3 until the end of the year (with a possibility for extension in 2022). Our school is a growing secondary school with 345 students (including 30% Aboriginal students) and a motivated and collegial teaching team. We are a Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) school with a key focus on student wellbeing and engagement. We adopt explicit teaching approaches and implement targeted and data info...rmed teaching programs. NHS is a 4 point incentive school with a 50% rental subsidy available for teacher accommodation and 2 Personal Incentive Leave (PIL) days per year. Expressions of interest from teachers interested in job share opportunities and teachers trained in other areas (including primary) are very welcome. Please contact Marni Milne, Principal,on [email protected] or call 02 69591744. Please feel free to share amongst your networks. See more

04.01.2022 'It hasn’t been easy, but look what we’ve produced!' Thank you to all our students, teachers, school staff and parents and carers who have made this a year to remember. See you next year for #FirstDay2021! #LoveWhereYouLearn *Posted by the NSW Department of Education*

03.01.2022 We are looking forward to welcoming students back tomorrow after a long weekend. A reminder that all students are expected to be at school by 8.50am each day for morning assembly. It is important that we expect and promote good habits, including being on time, for all of our student body.

03.01.2022 This week at Girls Group we started with a ‘Gratitude Circle’ where each of us stated something we are thankful for. We spoke about our support networks and discussed the people who we can talk to when needed, this included friends, family and teachers. We played a game called This or That using a ball of wool and paddle pop sticks. At the end of the game we had formed a web using the wool between the whole entire group showing our connections to each other. We ended with a... fun activity, making our own tassel keyring for our bags using the wool as a reminder of time in Girls Group today and as an appreciation of the connection that we have with others. Connection is important for our wellbeing and can help with emotional regulation. Being connected with others can lead to higher self-esteem and empathy. Ami & Krystin #LoveWhereYouLearn