Nowra Anglican College is a Christian school with an Anglican foundation, inclusive of all, caring and positive. The College is known as a place of innovation and academic excellence where students are both supported and challenged through Christian, academic, cultural, physical and practical areas of learning.
We strive to be a learning environment that values the contributions of staff, parents, students and the wider community to respond to the challenges of our changing world and its demands.
We aim to be a place that staff, students and parents are proud of – where students feel engaged, valued and confident and use their learning experiences to make a difference in the world.
The type of education we offer can be best appreciated by a visit to our campus.
During your visit you will see students, enthusiastically engaged in a wide range of learning experiences. You will find a safe environment, characterised by positive relationships that enhance the learning experience and encourage lifelong bonds of trust and friendship.
You will see success, the value placed on the individual and opportunities to develop leadership skills that will enhance our students’ quality of life long into the future.
We welcome you!
Nowra Anglican College"Thanks Robyn. Glad you found it..." on their own status.22.04.2014 at 10:14 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeRugby Update #10. A final thank you to all involved in the Malaysia Singapore Rugby Tour. The boys played well and conducted themselves in an exemplary manner - great ambassadors for our school. Thank you to our accompanying parents Mr Paul Villagra, Mr Ben Vaughan who helped out in many ways. Finally thanks go to NAC rugby coach Mr Daniel Toole for organizing and managing this tour. This trip would not have gone ahead without his vision and drive.21.04.2014 at 07:11 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeRugby update #9...A tough day today against Saracens RC. The U16s despite a terrible start clawed their way back to be 14-12 well into the second half. Unfortunately things didn't go our way and they lost due to a late try by the opposition. Final score 17-14. The Opens played a ferocious game unfortunately going down 35-12. While they played well a number of decisions went against them and two late tries weren't enough to save the game. All in all a good day with some excellent play from both teams.Nowra Anglican College added 11 photos.19.04.2014 at 12:07 amLike
Nowra Anglican College"They are spiteful little critters." on their own photo.18.04.2014 at 02:35 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeRugby Update #8 ... next stop Batu Cave, an important site for Hindus. Now off to the game this afternoon, NAC vs Saracens RC. More updates later this afternoon.Nowra Anglican College added 7 photos.18.04.2014 at 02:33 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeRugby Update #7. The boys just visited Royal Selangor Pewter factory this morning and made their own pewter bowls. Now on the way to Batu Caves and then our match this afternoon.Nowra Anglican College added 7 photos.18.04.2014 at 01:37 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeSome more photos from the Rugby tour taken over the last few days.Nowra Anglican College added 10 photos.17.04.2014 at 07:04 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeA few more photos from yesterday's rugby matches.Nowra Anglican College added 4 photos.17.04.2014 at 12:43 pmLike
Nowra Anglican CollegeRugby Update #6.... Two great wins to our teams yesterday. The U16s continue undefeated and without a single try scored against them with a 28-0 win against Sekalah Sultan Alam Shah. Jesse Heslehurst continues his good form with another try, Lloyd Herron, Lachlan Barnes and Zac Garden were the other try scorers. A great effort by the boys. The Opens won their game 34-8 with 2 tries to Tom Gibbs and tries to Zac Garden, Tom Douglas and Rhys Webbeck. Both wins were played in trying conditions. Initially very hot then followed by rain and lots of mud. Well done to both teams.Nowra Anglican College added 6 photos.17.04.2014 at 10:16 amLike
Nowra Anglican College is a Christian school with an Anglican foundation, inclusive of all, caring and positive. The College is known as a place of innovation and academic excellence where students are both supported and challenged through Christian, academic, cultural, physical and practical areas of learning.
We strive to be a learning environment that values the contributions of staff, parents, students and the wider community to respond to the challenges of our changing world and its demands.
