Kinross Wolaroi School
A co-educational independent school in Orange, regional New South Wales, with eight boarding houses for girls and boys in Years 7 to 12 on its two campuses.
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At a glance
- School type
- Independent · Private
- Official website
- kws.nsw.edu.au
Academic
- Ages taught
- Pre-Kinder to Year 12source
- School admits
- Co-educationalsource
- Day places
- Yessource
- Curriculum
- NSW Higher School Certificatesource
- Qualifications
- Higher School Certificate (HSC)source
- Teaching languages
- ENsource
- Learning support
- Not confirmed
- English-language support
- Not confirmed
- Size
- Over 350 boarders in Years 7 to 12 (2026)source
Boarding
The school confirms that it offers boarding but its pages do not name a full, weekly or flexible option, so none is shown.
- Boarding entry
- Boarders in Years 7 to 12; current day students in Years 8-12 can try boarding for one or two terms.source
- Boarding is for
- Separate boys’ and girls’ housessource
- Accommodation
- On campussource
- Boarding houses
- The Heads of Girls' and Boys' Boarding manage eight boarding houses; a new boys' house for Year 7 and 8 boys opened in early 2026.source
- Rooms
- Years 11 and 12 have dedicated study-bedrooms with personal desks.source
- Weekends and holidays
- Weekend activities include movies, swimming, theatre, campouts and mountain biking; students are encouraged to spend occasional weekends at home.source
- Pastoral care
- Structured prep and group study sessions in the evenings, supervised by academic staff.source
- Activities
- Not confirmed
- Facilities
- Not confirmed
Admissions
- Entry points
- Commencement in Years 7 to 11 for international students; limited mid-year entry may be available.source
- Application process
- Not confirmed
- Assessments and interviews
- Not confirmed
- Documents
- Two most recent academic reports (translated into English where required), evidence of English language proficiency via AEAS, other relevant educational or medical information.source
- Language requirements
- Not confirmed
- Deadlines
- Not confirmed
- International applicants
- Accepted. International students from Year 7 to Year 12 live in the boarding environment; a CRICOS-registered provider.source
- Guardianship
- Approved welfare and guardianship arrangements are provided in line with Australian regulations.source
- Apply
- Not confirmed
Fees
No boarding total can be calculated from the published figures: A boarding charge is published without a tuition figure for the same year, audience and year groups, so no total is shown. The individual figures are listed below exactly as published.
| Fee | Amount | For | Year | Includes tuition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boarding chargeInternational student boarding (incl. food), Years 7-12 | A$36,000 per yearsource | International pupilsYears 7-12 | 2026read 17 October 2026 | No |
“Includes tuition: No” means the figure is a boarding charge on top of tuition. Day-pupil figures are shown for reference only and are never used as a boarding price. Additional costs not listed here may apply; always confirm with the school.
Scholarships and financial assistance
No scholarships or financial assistance are confirmed here. That does not mean none exist: ask the school.
Inspection reports
No inspection report is recorded for this campus in our research yet.
Accreditation, registration and membership
The school’s registration or licence with a government authority.
- source
Government registration / licenceCRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students)
Stated by the schoolReference: 00544A
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How to read this page
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Sources (reviewed 17 October 2026)