Lowesdale Public School

Lowesdale Public School, located 19km from Corowa on the Riverina Highway, is a rural Kindergarten to Year 6 school that plays a vital role in the local community. The school prioritises individual student learning needs through quality programs that focus on academic, social, sporting, and emotional development. To enhance the curriculum, specialist art and music teachers are employed, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.

Learning Environment

The school fosters active problem solving, cooperation, and a commitment to learning within a stimulating environment. Core values such as integrity, responsibility, excellence, health, care, respect, and happiness are deeply embedded in the school culture, supported by collaboration among parents, staff, and the community. Students are encouraged to believe in their ability to make a positive impact on their environment and community.

Achievements

Students at Lowesdale Public School have excelled in competitions, including notable performances in the University of NSW competitions and recognition in various local and national art events, such as the International Children's Art Exhibition in Nagoya, Japan.

Community and Collaboration

The school is a proud member of the Coreen Small School Network and the Bangerang Learning Community, collaborating with nearby schools to enhance teaching and learning experiences. Its small size allows staff to know each student personally, catering to their individual strengths and needs, and fostering a sense of belonging and pride within the community.

We help every student to learn, grow and succeed.

Our vision: Lowesdale Public School students achieve their emotional, physical and academic potential through engaging learning experiences in our supportive and well-resourced environment.