Naremburn School

Naremburn School is a School for Specific Purposes located in a heritage-listed building near North Sydney, established in 1886. The school caters for 35 students in years 7 to 12, focusing on those who have severe behavioural difficulties and/or emotional disturbances. Naremburn School provides individualised education tailored to meet academic, vocational, behavioural, and emotional needs, ensuring that every student is known, valued, and supported.

Supportive Environment

The school operates in a highly structured and supportive classroom environment, with classes organised into groups of seven students and two adults. The educational program meets the NSW Educational Standards Authority (NESA) outcomes, employing high-engagement strategies such as hands-on activities, excursions, and practical subjects. Students have access to various curriculum pathways, including full academic, life skills, and vocational preparation programs to attain their Higher School Certificate (HSC).

Facilities

Naremburn School is equipped with modern facilities, including interactive whiteboards, a fully functional Art/Industrial Arts facility, a spacious food technology classroom, and an indoor sports court. It also collaborates with outside agencies to provide additional services such as psychological counselling, drug and alcohol interventions, and music therapy.

Community Focus

The school prioritises the emotional and academic needs of students through a collaborative approach involving parents, staff, and external agencies. This educative model is central to Naremburn School's philosophy, aiming to foster a calm and nurturing environment where students can thrive.

Naremburn School is dedicated to providing a safe, structured, and supportive environment where every student is known, valued, and supported to achieve their best.