School, Safety, and Screens: Let’s Talk About Phones
Discover why delaying smartphone access can protect your child’s wellbeing, support learning, and foster healthier habits—at school and beyond.
Protecting Our Children: Raising the Social Media Age Limit
There is a growing movement to raise the minimum age from 13 to 16 years of age, with many experts citing concerns about the detrimental impact of social media on children and young people.
Silver Anniversary Ball Celebration
We are thrilled to update you about our Silver Anniversary Gala Ball, a milestone event celebrating 25 years of excellence at our beloved school. This memorable evening is set for Saturday June 22, and we would be delighted to have you join us for a night of celebration, connection, and joy.
Meet our Chaplain
Nowra Anglican College is delighted to announce the appointment of Mr Cameron Watt as our School Chaplain by the Archbishop of Sydney Kanishka Raffel.
Open Day 2024
As it is every year, it was a special occasion as we welcomed eager minds and curious souls to our much-anticipated Open Day.
Welcome Mr Willett
Join us in welcoming our Assistant Head of Junior School, Mr Jonathan Willett who brings to us a passion for education, family, and community spirit.
History Teaching in the Shoalhaven
Step into the world of educational excellence as we delve into the inspiring journey of our History Teacher, Mr David Nicholls. Recognised for his remarkable contributions, his recent feature in 'Teaching History - Journal of the History Teachers' Association of NSW' is a testament to his passion and expertise.
Seeds of Change
Sometimes progress is made on the most confounding of challenges with the simplest of steps. We planted some seeds and let them grow.
Celebrating Women of the Shoalhaven Awards 2023
We are very pleased to announce that Mrs Bernice Mathie-Morris won the Education category for her exceptional contribution to children in the early years.
Introducing 'Flossy'
We would like to introduce 'Flossy' the Wellbeing dog. From a wellbeing and learning perspective, dogs bring a great deal of benefit to school communities.
Education for Life
It is with mixed emotions that I write my farewell to the Nowra Anglican College community. In my 12 years of service at the College, I have learnt so much and have personally grown in my faith, in my professional life as an educator and a leader, and in who I am as a person.
Does my child have a technology addiction?
There are lots of advantages with phones, but when considering their prevalence - what is really happening for our children?
Coronavirus: Update 7
The Department of Education have released new guidelines for school operations under COVID-19. Many of our current practi…
Coronavirus: Education in Unusual Times
The quality of an education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers (Mckinsey 2007), and what a team of educator…
Coronavirus: Return to School – Social Distancing and Hygiene
To continue with the safe practices of social distancing and additional hygiene measures that we have been employing at N…
Coronavirus: Return to School – Phase 0 and 1
This post explains our plans for a face-to-face school return in Term 2, in line with the recommendations from the P…
Coronavirus: Return to School – Term 2
Over recent days politicians have indicated that school could return to normal earlier than anticipated. However, I know ...
Coronavirus: Captains' Encouragement
The last couple of weeks have brought some unsettling and uncomfortable changes to our College community, especially the …
Coronavirus: Update 6
We are all experiencing a great deal of disruption in our lives as a result of COVID-19. This will impact us in a number …
Coronavirus: Update 5
Dear Parents and Carers, it is great to see our remote learning taking effect this week. It has certainly been a challeng…