Many schools in NSW are interested in cultural exchange. Some schools have previously participated in exchange programs and seek to continue or extend their programs, while others are interested in commencing a program.
Browse this section to find detailed information on schools that are interested in conducting a cultural exchange. To search for a particular school, use the search bar on the right of this page.
Primary schools | Secondary schools
Strathfield South High School
Level: Secondary school
Location: Metropolitan Sydney
School community: School of 600+ students from many culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Our school embraces the cultural capital of our students in learning programs and within actvities with our wider school community.
Bega High School
Level: Secondary school
Location: South-eastern NSW
School community: School of 900+ students many from small rural towns who bus into Bega daily. Many students come from small primary feeder schools and communities. We are promoting multiculturalism through a range of school practices and programs, including participating in the MPU Human Rights video conferences.
Lurnea High School
Level: Secondary school
Location: South-western Sydney
School community: Lurnea High School is a comprehensive and culturally diverse high school in south west Sydney. Included within the high school is a support unit and Lurnea Intensive English Centre.
Mudgee High School
Level: Secondary school
Location: Central NSW
School community: Mudgee High is a largely mono-cultural school, reflecting the agricultural and mining community of this area. Our new Aboriginal Student Committee is boosting the profile and identity of our Aboriginal students. The school is a central part of a strong community.
Lindfield East Public School
Level: Primary school
Location: Northern Sydney
School community: High level community participation and support has ensured that the school continues to make significant advances in its physical learning environment, its resource base and its ability to offer wide ranging educational opportunities.
Bargo Public School
Level: Primary school
Location: Far south-western Sydney
School community: Bargo PS is located on the rural fringe south of Sydney, close to Nattai National Park. The school features a diverse socio-economic community with a significant Aboriginal population. The school is committed to sustainable living and environmental learning initiatives.
Menindee Central School
Level: Central/community school
Location: Far western NSW
School community: Our school has a high percentage of indigenous students and have developed our own unique approach to teaching and learning in collaboration with local elders. The school provides K-12 learning, catering for Years 11-12 through the Access Program which links Menindee with central schools in Ivanhoe and Wilcannia.
Como West Public School
Level: Primary school
Location: Southern Sydney
School community: We have a school community that is largely Anglo-Saxon and middle class and located in the Sutherland Shire. There is strong parental involvement in the school with rigorous academic, sport and performing arts programs.
Comboyne Public School
Level: Primary school
Location: North-eastern NSW (North coast region)
School community: We are a small rural school of around 26 students K-6 the great majority of whom have had no multi-cultural experience. We would love to organise an exchange of some sort. What we need is for our students to be introduced to people from other cultures. What we have to offer is a diverse agricultural experience. It would be great to arrange a sister school with perhaps one class to communicate with our Year 3-6 class and then go from there. We also are establishing a huge community garden and are starting the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden program in term 2, 2012.
Darcy Road Public School
Level: Primary school
Location: Western Sydney
School community: Darcy Road PS is a diverse school (&&% NESB students) in the Western suburbs of Sydney. We currently welcome students from 44 different countries. We embrace students of all faiths and denominations and for our students, this means a genuine experience of the 'real world' that they will work and live in once their education is completed.
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