How do I enrol my child at Kooringal High School?
You can enrol by completing an enrolment application form and submitting it to the school office along with the required documentation. Contact the school directly for assistance or to arrange a meeting.
Or you can enrol online here:
Enrol Here
What is the school’s intake area (catchment zone)?
Kooringal High School primarily serves families within its designated intake area in Wagga Wagga. Suburbs include; Tatton, Springvale, Lake Albert and Kooringal.
To confirm if your address is within the zone, please contact the school.
Can students from outside the area apply?
Yes. We accept out-of-area applications, particularly for students applying to our selective streams. These programs allow students from across Wagga Wagga and surrounding areas to apply based on interest and suitability.
How do selective stream applications work?
Students can apply for our selective streams through a separate application process. This may include submitting an application form and, in some cases, attending an interview, trial, or providing supporting information. Contact us for current details and timelines.
What documents are required for enrolment?
Typically, you will need proof of address, your child’s birth certificate or passport, immunisation records, and previous school reports.
What subjects are offered?
Students in Years 7–10 study a broad curriculum including English, Mathematics, Science, HSIE, PDHPE, and a range of electives.
What electives are available?
Electives may include subjects such as visual arts, music, technology, languages, and more. Offerings may vary each year.
You can view our subjects and their electives in the drop down menu here:
Teaching and Learning
What senior courses are available?
Kooringal High School offers a range of HSC courses designed to support different pathways, including academic and vocational options.
Does the school offer VET courses?
Yes, students can access Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses that provide practical skills and industry experience.
What support is available for students with additional learning needs?
The school provides learning support programs, individualised plans, and access to specialist staff to support all learners.
What are the school hours?
School hours generally run from morning to mid-afternoon. Please check with the school for the current bell times.
You can view our bell times here:
Bell Times
What facilities are available?
The school includes classrooms, science labs, a library, sporting facilities, our Performing Arts Venue, creative arts spaces, and many more.
Is there a school canteen?
Yes, the school operates a canteen providing a range of food and drink options for students.
Our Canteen
What is the uniform policy?
Students are expected to wear the full school uniform each day. This helps promote a sense of pride and belonging.
Where can uniforms be purchased?
Uniforms are available through our school uniform shop. The shop is open on selected days, so we recommend calling the school to check current opening times.
You can:
- Visit the uniform shop in person, or
- Order online and collect your items from the school
Order online here:
Uniform Shop
Does my child need a laptop or device?
Yes. All students are expected to bring a laptop as part of our Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program, which supports learning both in and out of the classroom.
What if we can’t afford a device?
We understand that not every family is in the same position. Support is available through both short-term and long-term device loans.
If you need assistance, please contact the school—we’ll work with you to make sure your child has access to a device.
What wellbeing support is available?
Kooringal High School has a strong wellbeing focus, with access to year advisors, counsellors, and support programs.
How does the school handle bullying?
The school has clear anti-bullying policies and takes all concerns seriously, working with students and families to resolve issues.
You can find our Behaviour Support and Management Plan here:
Policies and Reports
How are new students supported?
Transition programs and orientation activities help students settle into high school life.
What sports are available?
Students can participate in a range of sports and represent the school in local and regional competitions in Wagga Wagga.
Read more about our sports here:
Sport
What extracurricular activities are offered?
Students can take part in clubs, performing arts, leadership programs, and cultural activities.
Are there leadership opportunities?
Yes, students can be involved in leadership roles such as the Student Representative Council (SRC), our Peer Mediator Program, School Captain, and more!
How does the school communicate with parents?
Communication is typically via email, newsletters, and online platforms.
What is the mobile phone policy?
Students are allowed to bring their phones to school, however we have a strict no mobile phone usage policy during school hours.
How is the phone policy managed?
We use a secure pouch system. Students are required to place their phones in a pouch at the start of the day and keep them there until the end of the school day.
This allows students to have their phone with them for travel to and from school, while keeping the learning environment focused and free from distractions.
Are there school fees?
As a public school, education is free, but voluntary contributions may be requested to support programs and resources.
Is financial assistance available?
Support options may be available for families experiencing financial difficulty—please contact the school confidentially.
How can parents get involved?
Parents are encouraged to engage with the school through meetings, events, and community activities.
Does the school work with local organisations?
Yes, Kooringal High School maintains strong connections with the local community in Wagga Wagga.
What support is available for careers and pathways?
Students receive guidance on subject selection, career planning, and post-school pathways including university, TAFE, and employment.
Does the school help with apprenticeships?
Yes, the school supports students pursuing vocational pathways through our careers program, including apprenticeships and traineeships.
What is the attendance policy?
Regular attendance is expected. Parents are required to notify the school of any absences.
How do I report an absence?
Absences can be reported via the school office or designated communication channels.
What are the behaviour expectations?
Students are expected to follow the school’s behaviour code, which promotes respect, responsibility, and safety.
Find out more here:
Policies and Reports