Walgett Community College

Courage and excellence

Telephone02 6828 1077

Emailwalgett-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Returning to school in Term 3

17 Jul 2020

Our school will be open to welcome students back to onsite learning from the beginning of Term 3 – Tuesday 21 July 2020. As you would b...

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Returning to school in Term 3

17 Jul 2020

Our school will be open to welcome students back to onsite learning from the beginning of Term 3 – Tuesday 21 July 2020. As you would b...

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Returning to school in Term 3

17 Jul 2020

Our school will be open to welcome students back to onsite learning from the beginning of Term 3 – Tuesday 21 July 2020. As you would b...

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Walgett Community College is located 290 kilometres north-west of Dubbo, near the junctions of the Barwon and Namoi Rivers.

The College operates across two campuses that caters to students from preschool to Year 12.

The High School Campus offers two trade training centres that deliver courses in hospitality, metal and engineering, and construction.

Walgett Community College offers a range of programs that support students to learn about their identity and culture, improve wellbeing and build expectations for success.

The Walgett Local Aboriginal Education Consultative Group, the Walgett College Reference Group and the P&C work closely with the College.

High School Campus

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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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