Narara Valley High School

Overview

CRICOS Provider: 00588M School Profile: Nalara Valley Middle School is a public comprehensive high school that values the individual achievements of students and the school’s reputation. The school focuses on academic achievement, maintains a positive relationship with parents and the community, and creates a fair and mutually helpful learning atmosphere for students. The school provides students with plenty of opportunities to showcase their talents and cultivate innovative artistic talents.

Description

Narara Valley High School

Year of establishment: 1991
Year opened: Year7 -Year12
School address: Fountains Road Narara NSW 2261

Total number of students: 1143

School motto: For the future



School Profile:

Nalara Valley Middle School is a public comprehensive high school that values the individual achievements of students and the school’s reputation. The school focuses on academic achievement, maintains a positive relationship with parents and the community, and creates a fair and mutually helpful learning atmosphere for students. The school provides students with plenty of opportunities to showcase their talents and cultivate innovative artistic talents.



Geographical environment:

The school is close to the Nalara railway station and bus routes, and the transportation is very convenient; the school is close to the beach and jungle, with a beautiful environment; there are also two large shopping malls and some universities nearby, making life convenient.



School facilities:

Connected classrooms; dance studios; photography darkrooms and lighting studios; high-tech visual arts and technology centers, etc.



course features:

1. English as a Second Language (ESL)

2. Selectable languages: Japanese, French

3. Featured activities:

Accelerated class

Creative Performing Arts Project

Debate and speech projects;

Football, basketball and other ball games;

4. Student Service Center: After-school learning center; local community support services;

5. HSC test results: 50-70% of students enter a university or vocational college for further study; the success rate of applying for a university is 80%