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Narre Warren South P-12 College
Narre Warren South P-12 College
Getting the best from and for our studentsWe are a unique government school on one campus with two sub schools:
Primary - Prep to Year 6
Secondary - Year 7 to 12
The P-12 Curriculum is designed to provide maximum diversity and pathway opportunities through VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education), VET (Vocational Education and Training) and VCAL (Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning) programs.
Our purpose at Narre Warren South P-12 College is twofold:
To develop a school for young people where they can do their best in pursuit of their education
To provide a broad range of educational experiences that support intellectual and social development of young people
Narre Warren South P-12 College strives to nurture young people so as they can make a fulfilling and positive contribution to our society. The values that guide our community create a harmonious school that has a positive sense of purpose and a commitment to each and every person.
We believe rather than thumbing through a glossy brochure, reading a slick website or attending a well versed open night, the best way for you decide on a school for your child is to attend a school tour. We conduct our school tours at any time during the school day and encourage you to bring your child with you. This provides the perfect opportunity for you and your child to see the real school in operation and for you all to ask many questions as you walk through. During the tour you will visit inside numerous primary and/or secondary classrooms and see our students learning effectively at any given time throughout the school day. Our school tours are individualised to suit you and are conducted by members of our Principal Class Team at a mutually convenient time.
To organise a school tour please contact our Enrolment Office on 9704 3333.
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I attended this school in 2006 until 2007 i found the school to be THE WORST IN AUSTRALIA!! I would NEVER recommend sending any child to the school after my experience while attending the school. The bullying was never controlled as no action was ever taken against any person who bullied another student, I was able to wag/ never turn up to classes on a daily basis and the teachers would know i was at school that day but never care if i was or not in class and funny part is even though my class attendance rate was quite low i still manged to "Pass" all of my classes. ...read more
