Gundagai High School

Gundagai High School (199 enrolments, including 27 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students) is a small comprehensive rural secondary school in the Riverina and an active partner within a broad network of schools. Gundagai High School is focused on striving towards excellence in the delivery of learning and teaching, and addressing student needs in an inclusive learning environment to improve their educational outcomes. This is underpinned by a supportive values–based framework for student wellbeing which encourages and recognises student development and achievement.

Gundagai High School offers a broad curriculum which includes the sciences, humanities and social sciences, creative and performing arts, and technology. In addition, Gundagai High School also offers extension and vocational education and training (VET) courses to further broaden the senior curriculum, as well as specialised support for students with additional learning needs. Furthermore, the school has introduced a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program to enhance the learning experiences of all students.

Gundagai High School works collaboratively with its partner schools as well as the wider community. Through the school's strong focus on community connections, students have access to a broad range of post–school options within industry and tertiary education providers.

Students at Gundagai High School are encouraged to participate in a range of sporting and cultural opportunities, including learning about our local Aboriginal culture, and activities to further enhance their physical and emotional development and wellbeing.