Gawura School acknowledges the Gadigal Clan as the traditional custodians of the land on which we stand and one of the 29 clans of the Eora Nation which is boarded by the Hawkesbury River to the north, the Nepean River to the west, and the Georges River to the south. We would also like to pay our respects to the Elders past, present, and emerging.

What are Gawura First Nations Scholarships?

A Scholarship can offer a 13-year life-changing journey to a student and their family, empowering students to thrive through a culturally rich education in a nurturing environment.

With learning that affirms First Nations strengths and opens the door to exceptional facilities, experiences and opportunities, students grow strong in who they are and step confidently towards a hope-filled future.

Join with us in walking this path.

Our Impact

A day in the life of a Gawura Student

Every day starts with belonging.

At Gawura School, students grow strong in culture, confident in who they are, and excited for what’s ahead. In small classes, every child is known, supported and celebrated.

From Kindergarten to Year 12, culture is woven through learning, building pride, resilience and connection. Along the way, students access exceptional opportunities and experiences that help shape a hopeful future.

A Gawura First Nations Scholarship is more than an education. It’s a life-changing journey for students, families and communities.

Known. Connected. Empowered.

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Stories and Events

Stay connected and be inspired

Our school life and community are rich in storytelling. Our events and news showcase the moments, milestones and voices that shape our students’ learning journey.

From classroom highlights and cultural celebrations to community gatherings, fundraising events and On Country experiences, this is where you can see impact in action.

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Today we proudly celebrate the beginning of NAIDOC Week and this year's theme, 50 Years of Deadly.

At our recent Gawura School NAIDOC celebration, our students honoured the trailblazers whose courage, leadership and determination have helped to shape a more just and equitable Australia. Their legacy continues to inspire the generations that follow.

As we celebrate 50 Years of Deadly, we also look to the future.

Every day at Gawura School, we invest in the next generation of First Nations young people - nurturing their potential, strengthening their connection to culture, and empowering them to become the leaders, changemakers and storytellers of tomorrow.

Here's to celebrating 50 years of deadly - and to the many more still to come.
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Are you curious about the impact and change that our Gawura First Nations Scholarship can have?

On our newly launched website we have compiled a few stories from alumni, a current student, a Gawura volunteer and beloved Ms Fergie - with more to come!

You can check out our stories here. Let us know what you think.
www.gawura.nsw.edu.au/stories-and-events/stories/

To support our Scholarships, donations can be made to our Gawura Scholarship Fund. sacsevents.ptly.com/geofy26
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Have you noticed a change?

We are proud to launch two new websites. Yes TWO!

For information about Gawura School and how to apply for our award-winning school, visit: www.gawuraschool.nsw.edu.au/

For information on how you can directly support our School, students and family, visit:
www.gawura.nsw.edu.au/

These new sites showcase how our School supports, nurtures and educates our incredible students, and the impact that we, along with our supporters, are making - in a beautiful, culturally sensitive way - incorporating the artwork of Amy Allerton, Indigico Creative and our students.

Take a browse and tell us what you think.
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