Yanco Agricultural High School

Yanco Agricultural High School We encourage all students to develop scholarship, citizenship and responsible leadership. Students are able to stable their own horse at the school.

Yanco Agricultural High School is a co-educational, fully residential high school, specialising in Agriculture. The school provides a quality secondary education in a historic rural setting. Located in the NSW Riverina the school has a proud tradition of promoting positive values and developing confident, capable, community-minded students. The school is a selective government school with priority

given to isolated students. This unique educational institution provides a broad, well balanced education. The school has 280 hectares, including 180ha of intensive irrigation and dry land agriculture, as well as 60 ha of natural bushland bordered by the Murrumbidgee River. With state-of-the-art resources, farm and hostel, the school provides an all round education for students in a stimulating and caring environment. The school focuses on the development of the whole person through the curriculum, extracurricular activities and residential experiences, ensuring that students become well equipped to take their place in life. In addition to the study of Agriculture in Years 7-12, the school offers junior and senior courses in Equine Studies, and five Industry Framework Vocational Education Training courses. The Technology and Applied Science area is well resourced to provide students with the opportunity to produce major works of considerable magnitude. The Equine program has access to impressive facilities including an Olympic standard indoor arena. On school grounds students have access to tennis courts, a gymnasium, swimming pool, 10ha of sporting ovals and after-hours library and resource centre. Students are encouraged to develop scholarship, citizenship, responsible leadership, personal integrity and sportsmanship and to strive for excellence in academic, cultural, sporting and civic endeavours, in an environment conducive to learning, teaching and friendship. Community Page Guidelines:

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Year 12 Fun Night! Five years from now… where will they be? Our Year 12s had plenty of fun imagining their future selves...
01/09/2026

Year 12 Fun Night!

Five years from now… where will they be?

Our Year 12s had plenty of fun imagining their future selves at this year’s “What will you be in five years?” Fun Night!

Big dreams, questionable career choices and plenty of laughs!

Huge thanks to our amazing Wellbeing Team for another fantastic night!

01/09/2026

Meet Aaron Graham – Our New Farm Supervisor!

We’re excited to welcome Aaron Graham as our new Farm Supervisor. Aaron brings lots of experience and new ideas to our farm, and we’re looking forward to seeing what he has planned.

Check out our video to meet Aaron and hear about his goals for our farm. Please help us give Aaron a warm welcome!

Congratulations to our Student Leaders for 2027! We are proud to announce the eight students who have been selected as o...
01/09/2026

Congratulations to our Student Leaders for 2027!

We are proud to announce the eight students who have been selected as our new student leaders for the upcoming year. Names are in alphabetical order.

Alexander Andrew
Isabelle Boldiston
Isabelle Campbell
Jessica Golder
Laura Hatty
Seth May
Adeline Plane
Xavier Roffey

A big congratulations to each of them! We look forward to seeing the positive impact they will make as role models and representatives.

The nomination and selection process for our school captains will take place in the next few weeks. Stay tuned for more updates.

Buchan Shield Under 15’s Rugby Union In two hard-fought semi-finals against Hills Sports HS and Camden Haven HS, the Yan...
01/09/2026

Buchan Shield Under 15’s Rugby Union

In two hard-fought semi-finals against Hills Sports HS and Camden Haven HS, the Yanco Ag boys showed incredible effort, resilience and determination in challenging conditions at Eric Tweedale Oval, Granville.

While the results didn’t go our way, the boys never stopped fighting and represented Yanco Agricultural High School with pride, courage and sportsmanship. They can hold their heads high knowing they gave everything they had on the field.

A special mention to our standout performers Cameron Bonetti, Nick Arnold, Lucas Wood, Liam Quinn, Charlie Nicholson and Hunter Brown.

We are so proud of the boys, proud of the effort, and proud of the way they represented Yanco Ag to achieve 4th place in NSW in 15’s rugby union.

Gus Comi | Coach

Term 3 Week 7 Dining Room Menu
01/09/2026

Term 3 Week 7 Dining Room Menu

CONGRATULATIONS MACEY & TOM!Congratulations to Macey and Tom who were recognised at the Crows Presentation on the weeken...
31/08/2026

CONGRATULATIONS MACEY & TOM!

Congratulations to Macey and Tom who were recognised at the Crows Presentation on the weekend with the following awards.

Macey – Best and Fairest for Under 15's Crows netball.
Tom – Most Improved for Under 14's Crows AFL.

Well done, Macey and Tom! A fantastic achievement and very well deserved.

After training hard throughout the term in preparation for CHS Netball, our U15’s girls travelled to Wagga on Friday to ...
31/08/2026

After training hard throughout the term in preparation for CHS Netball, our U15’s girls travelled to Wagga on Friday to compete.

The girls had a fantastic day giving it their all on the court, showing great teamwork, determination and sportsmanship throughout the competition.

We are so proud of the effort and commitment the girls showed both at training and on game day. Well done, girls!

Harriet Messner | Coach

Junior Phantoms Rugby Union Update Five of our girls are off to the grand final at Leeton next Sunday! The Phantoms U14’...
30/08/2026

Junior Phantoms Rugby Union Update

Five of our girls are off to the grand final at Leeton next Sunday! The Phantoms U14’s girls won both games today against Wagga and then Temora. They now meet Young in the grand final next week. Well done, girls!

Unfortunately, the 16’s boys went down in a close but tough match against Wagga, 22-17.

Canvas painting on a Saturday morning .
29/08/2026

Canvas painting on a Saturday morning .

29/08/2026

A Caringbah South student who swapped Sydney's beaches for life at an agricultural boarding school has been named the 2026 NSW VET in Schools Student of the Year.

Charlie Degnan, 18, received the statewide honour at the 71st NSW Training Awards in Sydney on Tuesday night for his work completing a Certificate III in Agriculture at Yanco Agricultural High School in the Riverina.

Charlie grew up in the Sutherland Shire without a farming background before moving to southern NSW to board at Yanco, where he is now a Year 12 school captain.

Since making the move, he has gained hands-on experience in livestock management and cattle herd health through the school farm, weekend and holiday placements and time working on a Queensland cattle station.

Charlie said not growing up on a farm initially felt like a barrier to entering the industry, but his vocational studies had given him the skills and confidence to pursue a career in agriculture.

His ultimate ambition is to work in agri-finance, combining an understanding of agricultural production with the financial side of the industry.

Charlie had already been named the Riverina VET in Schools Student of the Year before progressing to the statewide awards.

Yanco Agricultural High School celebrated the result following Tuesday night's ceremony, saying it was proud to see its Year 12 student secure the NSW title.

The NSW Training Awards recognise students, apprentices, trainees, teachers and organisations making significant contributions to vocational education and training across the state.

Charlie was one of seven individual category winners announced this year, with the NSW Government highlighting his journey from growing up by the sea in the Sutherland Shire to studying agriculture in regional NSW.

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259 Euroley Road
Yanco, NSW
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