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Namadgi School

Namadgi School began operation in February 2011 and was officially opened by the ACT Minister for Education and Training, Mr Andrew Barr on 4 June 2011. The five green star environmentally sustainable school offers high quality educational programs for students from preschool to Year 10. In 2012 enrolments will extend to Year 8 with full capacity of 900 students up to Year 10 being reached in 2014.

Namadgi School focuses on providing learning for the needs of every student. The school delivers innovative and holistic education in a safe and nurturing environment.

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Co-Principals
Lynn Petersen and Pam Rosser



Green Environment


    About Environment sustainability at Namadgi

    Education for sustainability at Namadgi is cross-disciplinary, as no single learning area provides all the essential knowledge and opportunities to enable students to contribute to sustainability. Appropriate knowledge and skills are interconnected throughout the learning years and across the disciplines for sustainability to be achieved.


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