Kinross Wolaroi School

Located in the thriving regional centre of Orange, strengthening rural communities in the Central West of NSW has been as the heart of Kinross Wolaroi School for over 130 years. From its humble beginning in 1886 as Weymouth House School for boys (which grew to become Wolaroi College; to the introduction of a second school – Presbyterian Ladies College Orange in 1928) to the eventual amalgamation of the two schools to become Kinross Wolaroi School in 1975, the School has had a rich boarding heritage and connection with generations of regional families seeking a co-educational and independent boarding and day school for their family from Pre-Prep to Year 12, with separate boarding sites for boys and girls from Year 7. Kinross Wolaroi School opens up a world of opportunity for students in the Central West of NSW. An unrivaled regional academic program is complemented by a vibrant co-curricular offering where students discover and develop their individual talents. Our students thrive in an inspirational learning environment that blends modern facilities and heritage buildings within breathtaking grounds. When students come to Kinross Wolaori School, they join a family where an inclusive community and grounded culture create a sense of belonging. Respect for our Christian heritage and a spirit of service and social justice encourages Kinross Wolaroi students to become valuable contributors to their communities. There are currently over 1100 students from Pre Prep through to Yr. At Kinross Wolaroi School, boarding is central to our school community; where close to half of our senior school is comprised of boarding students. For over a century, Kinross Wolaroi School has been motivating students to become men and women of integrity. To keep up to date with Kinross Wolaroi School follow our social member and video accounts: https://vimeo.com/kinrosswolaroischool