Sports

At Kinross Wolaroi School, co-curricular sport is integral to developing well-rounded individuals and nurturing confident, capable adults. From Year 3, participation in sport is compulsory, with training sessions held twice a week and matches once a week. We provide every student the opportunity to challenge themselves and reach their personal best.

The diversified Co-curricular sporting program also seeks to foster growth and development of individuals by providing pathways to representative selection. Indeed, many of our students have gone on to achieve state or national representation in their chosen fields of endeavour.

Inter-House competitions foster team spirit and active participation throughout the year. Students also compete with a number of associations including Orange town competitions Western Associated Schools (WAS), Independent Sporting Association (ISA), Association of Independent Coeducational Schools (AICES) and the NSW Combined Independent Schools (CIS), offering extensive representative pathways in various sports.

Rowing is a cornerstone of sport at Kinross Wolaroi School, offering students the opportunity to develop resilience, teamwork, and a strong work ethic. With expert coaching and access to excellent facilities, our program nurtures athletes of all levels, from those new to the sport to high-performance rowers. Training on the scenic Spring Creek Dam, our crews compete in regattas across New South Wales, building a legacy of commitment and achievement.