Picturesque border town Tooleybuc, is home to one of our Year 11 students, Phoebe. Phoebe studies Physics, Mathematics and Mathematics Ext. 1 with Aurora College. The term one residential has been a highlight.

Does everyone sit the same NAPLAN test? Do we need to prepare? Does NAPLAN count towards the HSC? (Spoilers: it doesn’t). Get all the answers you need ahead of the NAPLAN exams starting from 14 May. *Posted by the NSW Department of Education*

Read about our first Universal Achiever in the new edition of The Auracle, e-newsletter of Aurora College. Staff and students are wished a restful term break with their families, and we look forward to resuming classes on Tuesday 30 April 2019.

Ethan, Hannah, Amelie and Luca, study a range of subjects with Aurora College in Stages 4, 5 and 6, from their home school, Melville High School. Amelie and Luca were undertaking English and Mathematics classes,.

Maya and Caitlin study English, Mathematics and Science from their home school, and our partner school, Kempsey High School. Both students were quick to point out the benefits of studying in two learning.

With much excitement, Will gave me a thorough tour of his brand new school, Ballina Coast High School. It was my absolute privilege to visit and admire the new learning facilities. Will was highly engaged in an.

Was wonderful to visit Adibah in her home school, and our partner school, Alstonville High School. While visiting, Adibah was engaged in a Mathematics lesson, with classmates from all over rural and remote NSW.

It was a pleasure to visit Momo and Anna at our partner school, Murwillumbah High School. Momo has continued her studies with Aurora College in Stage 6 and Anna has joined us in Stage 5. Perfect timing allowed.

Attending Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Australia was a Residential highlight for many of our rural and remote students. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Eagle eyed students took in the sprawling grandeur of Sydney from the Sydney Eye Tower. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

After an awesome week together, it was time to return to our home schools and continue our learning, online. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Bowling, laser tag, arcade games and hotdogs! The best way to spend an evening together by bowling a strike or firing at Mrs Mc in laser tag!. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Consolidating our classwork, Stage 3 engaged in a STEMshare workshop. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Our students enjoyed Frisbee, as well as a visit to the ANZAC memorial in Hyde Park. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Powering up at the Powerhouse Museum certainly energised our Stage 3 students. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Matthew Lin - Art, was our guest illustrator, taking students through guided art lessons. He inspired us to practice and keep looking for simple shapes when creating our own characters. Year 6 thoroughly enjoyed this session. Serena McLean | Project Officer AOCP.

Year 9 Mathematics - trigonometry. Kathy Howard | Head Teacher Mathematics & Software Design and Development.

Year 9 Mathematics – looping with trig!. Kathy Howard | Head Teacher Mathematics & Software Design and Development

Year 8 exploring linear relationships – and eating the props!. Kathy Howard | Head Teacher Mathematics & Software Design and Development.

The pop-up bookshop was once again a popular part of our residential week. Superhero students and teachers alike, browsed the selection of books, supported by Megalong Books, Leura. Kaylene Taylor | Teacher Librarian.