Trangie Central School is an inclusive school with a student population of 192 students, ranging from Kindergarten through to Year 12 with 55% identified as Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander. It is a growing rural school, located amongst the cotton and wheat fields, 72km west of the major NSW regional centre of Dubbo.
The staff, students and community have high expectations for academic attainment and foster a culture of acceptance, tolerance and kindness. The school's wellbeing structures are underpinned by positive value expectations to be Safe, Respectful Learners and includes successful programs to develop resilience from Kindergarten through to Year 12. Trangie Central School strives to offer opportunities for each student to find their strengths, allowing them to excel.
The focus on Quality Teaching and Learning has led to a strong school culture of learning. The school also has a fundamental belief in the importance of early intervention with Early Action for Success and Early Birds Transition to School Program providing a strong foundation for Kindergarten students.
Strong community connections are integral to all that we do. The school has strong community connections with and active P&C supporting the school in improving facilities for students.
Trangie Central School has a strong working relationship with the Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) and local community Elders and has a proud history of being a true community resource.
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