Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School

Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar is a leading Preschool to Year 12 co-educational independent school.

We pride ourselves on our high expectations for student achievement and holistic development through the provision of distinctive identity, relationships, learning and leadership that support our staff and families. Our school values of compassion, wisdom and respect are underpinned by our Anglican traditions where building genuine relationships through generosity of spirit and care for others; ga

ining knowledge, understanding, skills and character from learning; and appreciating all within our environment are at our core. While having all the advantages of a K-12 school, we have adopted a “one school, three sub-schools” approach through our Junior, Middle and Senior Schools allowing us to shape the curriculum in accordance with the developmental phases of our students and helps our educators better manage the transition between the six stages of school life. We cultivate learning through relationships, expert teaching, educational research and innovation throughout our three sub-schools that focus on:
• Leadership: creating the competencies that equip us with hope, clarity and direction.
• Standards: establishing high expectations that empower student involvement, development, achievement, service and voice.
• Collaboration: working together within aligned structures, processes, practices and systems that enable our desired ethos and strategy. At Lindisfarne, we provide a framework for 21st century learning and future-focused, real-world thinking that equips our students for their lives post-school. Our students graduate enabled and empowered both academically and emotionally to assume responsibility for making a positive contribution to the world.

HSC Music Showcase 2026What a night of music, talent and creativity!Our HSC Music Showcase gave students the opportunity...
02/09/2026

HSC Music Showcase 2026

What a night of music, talent and creativity!

Our HSC Music Showcase gave students the opportunity to perform the pieces they have spent countless hours practising and preparing for their HSC performance exams.

Each student had two opportunities to take to the stage and perform to a packed house, with performances that showcased their incredible talent, dedication and creativity.

The hours of practice and commitment were clear in every performance, and it was wonderful to see our students share their music with such confidence and passion.

Congratulations to all our HSC Music students on a fantastic evening, and best of luck with your remaining HSC exams!

What a Book Week Parade!As part of our Book Week celebrations, our Junior School held its annual Book Week Parade, alway...
01/09/2026

What a Book Week Parade!

As part of our Book Week celebrations, our Junior School held its annual Book Week Parade, always a favourite and a wonderful opportunity for our families to come together.

And what an incredible parade it was! A pop-up string ensemble and DJ kept the tunes flowing as our students proudly took to the spotlight, showing off their amazing costumes. It was a wonderful display of community and joy, with our students embracing the day, showing off their creativity and enjoying every minute.

Thank you to all our families and staff who helped make it such a memorable Book Week celebration!

📚 What a week of stories!Book Week 2026 brought books, imagination and creativity to life across the school, with studen...
31/08/2026

📚 What a week of stories!

Book Week 2026 brought books, imagination and creativity to life across the school, with students getting involved in activities including Write a Book in a Day and celebrating the joy of reading together.

This year’s theme, Symphony of Stories, was also brought to life in our Library throughout August, where our Music Department joined forces with the Library for lunchtime performances, creating a wonderful meeting point between stories and music.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make Book Week such a vibrant celebration of reading, creativity and imagination.

Engineering in the Real WorldOur Year 11 Engineering students recently had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at th...
28/08/2026

Engineering in the Real World

Our Year 11 Engineering students recently had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at the construction site of our new Creative Industries & Year 7 Centre, currently being built by Rohrig Constructions

Led by Matt Pontin and Ben from Rohig, the private tour gave students a fascinating insight into the challenges, complex logistics and careful planning involved in delivering a major construction project within an operating school environment.

The students asked plenty of questions and gained valuable insight into how engineering, construction and project planning come together in the real world.

A fantastic opportunity to take learning beyond the classroom.

A big thank you to Rohig, Steve and Matt for facilitating the tour and sharing their knowledge with our students.

2026 HSC Major Works ExhibitionLast week we opened our 2026 HSC Major Works Exhibition in the Senior Centre, showcasing ...
27/08/2026

2026 HSC Major Works Exhibition

Last week we opened our 2026 HSC Major Works Exhibition in the Senior Centre, showcasing the work of our Creative Industries students. The calibre of work was exceptional, but what stood out just as much was the determination behind it.

Following the 2025 fire that heavily damaged the Creative Industries block, our students and staff have continued to create, adapt and keep things moving, all while the new Creative Industries Building is being constructed.

This exhibition is a great reflection of the talent, resilience and leadership within our Creative Industries community. The students have produced some genuinely impressive work, and they should be very proud of what they have achieved.

A big thank you to our Creative Industries staff for their leadership and support, particularly through what has been a tough time.

And to our Year 12 students, a huge congratulations to you all.

Bullying No Way Week | Small Acts, Big ImpactLast week, our Lindisfarne community came together for Bullying No Way Week...
26/08/2026

Bullying No Way Week | Small Acts, Big Impact

Last week, our Lindisfarne community came together for Bullying No Way Week, exploring how small acts of kindness, inclusion and respect can make a big difference.

Students took part in lunchtime activities including our Kindness Wall, creating positivity chains, turning negatives into positives and making pledges to stand up and speak up.

Because creating a safe, respectful and inclusive community is something we can all contribute to, every day.

Take a stand. Make a difference.

National Science Week 2026Last week we celebrated Science Week across Lindisfarne with a fantastic range of experiences ...
25/08/2026

National Science Week 2026

Last week we celebrated Science Week across Lindisfarne with a fantastic range of experiences designed to spark curiosity and celebrate science beyond the classroom.

From our Senior Centre Science Fair, featuring microscopy, paper aeroplane and science photography challenges, to student-led Science Shows, liquid nitrogen demonstrations, STEM trivia, Seeds of Science workshops and seed bomb activities for our youngest learners, there was something for everyone.

A huge thank you to our STEM Prefects, Year 10 Student Interest Project students and Year 8 Ad Astra students for their leadership, creativity and enthusiasm throughout the week.

We also thank JB Hi-Fi for supporting our STEM program, and our dedicated Science teachers and Lab staff for inspiring our students and building a strong foundation in scientific literacy.

It was a wonderful week of discovery, experimentation and curiosity. We hope it has inspired our students to keep asking questions and exploring where science might take them in the future.

Science on the GO

What a day at FunFest 2026!From white-knuckle rides on the Bottom Oval and delicious food in the food court, to live mus...
24/08/2026

What a day at FunFest 2026!

From white-knuckle rides on the Bottom Oval and delicious food in the food court, to live music from our talented students alongside professional performers, there was something for everyone.

Ngahriyah was transformed into a fun-filled fairground, with fairy floss, snow cones, popcorn, pre-loved toys and plenty more. The fully stocked bar kept the good times flowing, while the auction and Duck Derby added to an incredible day.

And the excitement didn't stop there; one lucky entrant walked away with a brand-new car in the Mega Auction!

With dry weather, fantastic crowds and an incredible atmosphere, FunFest 2026 was one to remember.

A huge thank you to all of our sponsors, volunteers and the wider community for joining us and helping make another FunFest such a success.

We couldn't do it without you!

Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) | WinnersCongratulations to Year 12 students Kimiyo, Nic and Ben, who were named na...
24/08/2026

Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) | Winners

Congratulations to Year 12 students Kimiyo, Nic and Ben, who were named national winners at the Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) in Canberra this weekend.

Their outstanding achievement reflects their knowledge, diplomacy and ability to debate complex global issues with confidence and maturity.

We are incredibly proud of the way they represented Lindisfarne on the national stage.

GETTING TO FUNFEST 2026We’re encouraging all attendees to make use of the three bus routes operating throughout FunFest ...
21/08/2026

GETTING TO FUNFEST 2026

We’re encouraging all attendees to make use of the three bus routes operating throughout FunFest 2026.

Bus services will commence from 9.30am and run throughout the day, making it easy to get to and from Lindisfarne’s Mahers Lane Campus.

BUS ROUTE A
Club Banora → Sunshine Avenue → Lindisfarne, Mahers Lane

BUS ROUTE B
Bilambil Hall → Terranora Public School → Horseshoe Road → Lindisfarne, Mahers Lane → Terranora Road (near Sunnycrest) → Fraser Drive (after Altitude) → Terranora Road (near Sunnycrest) → Bilambil Hall

BUS ROUTE C
Salt → South Beach (Northbound) → Kingscliff Street (at Zephyr Street) → Wommin Bay Road → Lindisfarne, Mahers Lane

Maps for each route are included with this post to help you find your nearest pick-up point.

We encourage everyone attending FunFest 2026 to use the bus services provided. It’s an easy and convenient way to get to the event while helping to reduce traffic and parking congestion.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Mahers Lane
Terranora, NSW
2486

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:15pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:15pm
Thursday 9am - 4:15pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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