Naracoorte High School

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llars around which our school culture and our Code of Conduct are built. COMMITMENT - We believe our personal goals by positively engaging with, and putting our best effort into, all learning activities regardless of our abilities. We acknowledge our mistakes and view constructive feedback as an opportunity to grow. OPPORTUNITY - We encourage students to "seize the day", taking advantage of the many and varied opportunities to develop skills and learn new concepts. As a school we maximise the opportunities for all students through the provision of an equitable and relevant teaching and learning programme. We recognise the value of strong community partnerships and extracurricular activities that enable new skills and interests to be discovered and developed. RESPECT - Treating each other respectfully provides the foundation for positive relationships that are conducive to effective teaching and learning. As a school we accept diversity without prejudice and respect the rights of others to hold different or opposing views. Furthermore, we are accountable for our individual actions towards those we work with and the environment in which we work. ENJOYMENT - Enjoyment is important for successful learning and well-being. We can choose to have an optimistic and positive outlook towards our learning and future. As a school we support an enjoyable learning environment through providing a well-structured and vibrant curriculum, opportunities to celebrate successes and a safe and supportive working environment. TERMS OF USE
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As part of Book Week last week, on Wednesday, we also celebrated Australian School Library Day.Our school library held a...
31/08/2026

As part of Book Week last week, on Wednesday, we also celebrated Australian School Library Day.

Our school library held a Mini Book Hunt which was a huge hit with the Students, who had to search for the mini books hidden all around the library! 📚

Today Naracoorte High School hosted the Primary Industry State Worldskills Competition. Throughout the day students had ...
28/08/2026

Today Naracoorte High School hosted the Primary Industry State Worldskills Competition. Throughout the day students had to participate in 3 different module - one on animal handling, - sheep work 🐑 one on tractors 🚜 and one on fencing. Students also had to complete theory components for each module. It was a very tight competition with less than 10% separating all competitors at the end of the day. All students should be congratulated on their mature approach to the competition, and their enthusiasm and knowledge displayed in every module.

Today at lunch we made ‘book vases’ a great way to recycle old hard cover books.
27/08/2026

Today at lunch we made ‘book vases’ a great way to recycle old hard cover books.

27/08/2026

DAY 4 RECAP ❄️⛷️

What a day! A cracking bluebird day had everyone out on the slopes from 8:30am right through until 7:30pm - a massive effort! ☀️

No matter what conditions the mountain has thrown at us this week, this crew has made the absolute most of every opportunity and taken it all in their stride.

Plenty of tired legs after a huge Day 4, but we’re looking forward to making the most of our final day on the mountain!🏔️❄️

Book Week Parade Success! A record number of staff and students came dressed to impress for our annual book week dress u...
26/08/2026

Book Week Parade Success! A record number of staff and students came dressed to impress for our annual book week dress up day….well done to everyone involved and congratulations to our ‘Best Dressed’ winners for 2026! 📚

An exciting opportunity through Global Explorer is available for students looking to experience high school exchange, cu...
26/08/2026

An exciting opportunity through Global Explorer is available for students looking to experience high school exchange, cultural immersion and global learning!

There is no cost to enter and students can apply via video entry for:
1 × all-inclusive scholarship valued at up to $15,000
30 × $5,000 scholarships for students in WA, SA and TAS
https://globalexplorer.me/portal/scce

By living with a host family and attending a local school, students can build confidence, independence, language skills and international friendships.

See flyer below for further details...

Thank you to the Naracoorte Primary School for hosting our Page Turners Book Club for a special Book Week meet up. Our s...
25/08/2026

Thank you to the Naracoorte Primary School for hosting our Page Turners Book Club for a special Book Week meet up. Our students loved listening to you all read with such enthusiasm as well as sharing book mark and bead making 📚

Address

Stewart Terrace
Naracoorte, SA
5271

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+61887621333

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