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The Riverina Anglican College is a co-educational secondary day-school located in Wagga Wagga in southern New South Wales. We offer an affordable education emphasizing academic, cultural, and sporting excellence and growth in Christian values. The College aims to develop thoughtful global citizens and to stimulate in all students an intellectual curiosity, the capacity to tackle and solve problems, the ability to think creatively and logically, and the ability to work with others. The College is co-educational and provides an affordable, Christian education emphasizing both academic excellence and growth in Christian values. Whilst parents of students at the College need not be Anglicans, they must be supportive of the College’s Christian philosophy and principles. Aims The College encourages students to achieve their best in all areas of education: academic, cultural, and physical. The College encourages students to accept Christianity as the spiritual and moral basis of life and to come to personal faith in Jesus Christ. The College aims to nurture students so that they can: accept responsibility, demonstrate commitment and initiative, be self-disciplined, and show sensitivity to the needs of others. The College aims to stimulate in students intellectual curiosity, the capacity to tackle and solve problems, the ability to think creatively and logically, and the ability to work with others. The Riverina Anglican College commenced in January 1999 with an intake of twenty-five Year 7 students. There was a part-time staff of three supporting the full-time Principal. The College developed as part of the New Schools policy of the Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn. An Organising Committee for an Anglican School in Wagga had been in operation since the early 1990s. A public meeting in April 1998 rekindled efforts. The Bishop of the Diocese, Bishop George Browning, spoke to an enthusiastic crowd of over a hundred and twenty and the Organising Committee, now under the Chairmanship of Mr. Neil Stubbs took new heart. A Riverina Anglican College Ordnance was passed through Synod and the Committee, in a step of faith, advertised for a College Principal. View full school
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The Riverina Anglican College is a co-educational secondary day-school located in Wagga Wagga in southern New South Wales. We offer an affordable education emphasizing academic, cultural, and sporting excellence and growth in Christian values. The College aims to develop thoughtful global citizens and to stimulate in all students an intellectual curiosity, the capacity to tackle and solve problems, the ability to think creatively and logically, and the ability to work with others. The College is co-educational and provides an affordable, Christian education emphasizing both academic excellence and growth in Christian values. Whilst parents of students at the College need not be Anglicans, they must be supportive of the College’s Christian philosophy and principles. Aims The College encourages students to achieve their best in all areas of education: academic, cultural, and physical. The College encourages students to accept Christianity as the spiritual and moral basis of life and to come to personal faith in Jesus Christ. The College aims to nurture students so that they can: accept responsibility, demonstrate commitment and initiative, be self-disciplined, and show sensitivity to the needs of others. The College aims to stimulate in students intellectual curiosity, the capacity to tackle and solve problems, the ability to think creatively and logically, and the ability to work with others. The Riverina Anglican College commenced in January 1999 with an intake of twenty-five Year 7 students. There was a part-time staff of three supporting the full-time Principal. The College developed as part of the New Schools policy of the Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn. An Organising Committee for an Anglican School in Wagga had been in operation since the early 1990s. A public meeting in April 1998 rekindled efforts. The Bishop of the Diocese, Bishop George Browning, spoke to an enthusiastic crowd of over a hundred and twenty and the Organising Committee, now under the Chairmanship of Mr. Neil Stubbs took new heart. A Riverina Anglican College Ordnance was passed through Synod and the Committee, in a step of faith, advertised for a College Principal.
