SCHOOL CLOSURES: These NSW Schools Are Closed Due To Flooding

After weeks of devastating bush fires, NSW is now battling water. Areas of the state are currently flooded with at least 55 schools non-operational due to extreme weather. Here’s the full list of closed schools in NSW.

The NSW Government has issued a warning to parents that many public schools will be temporarily non-operational on Monday 10 February. Here’s the full list as it stood at the time of writing.

Schools Closed Due To Flooding

(Note: While parts of Queensland are also flooded, there is currently only one confirmed school closure: Kindon State School.)

Albion Park High School

Albion Park Public School

Bilpin Public School

Brisbane Water Secondary College Umina Campus

Brunswick Heads Public School

Central Mangrove Public School

Colo Heights Public School

Ebenezer Public School

Elanora Heights Public School

Freemans Reach Public School

Galston High School

Gibberagong Environmental Education Centre

Glossodia Public School

Hawkesbury High School

Holgate Public School

Jilliby Public School

Kulnura Public School

Kurrambee School

Lisarow Public School

Macdonald Valley Public School

Mannering Park Public School

Marsden High School

Megalong Public School

Narara Valley High School

Narrabeen Lakes Public School

Narrabeen North Public School

Narrabeen Sports High School

Peats Ridge Public School

Penrith Valley Learning Centre

Pitt Town Public School

Point Clare Public School

Somersby Public School

Towamba Public School

Tullimbar Public School

Wilberforce Public School

Wooli Public School

Wyndham Public School

Wyong Creek Public School

If your kids go to one of the following schools you may need to make alternative arrangements. We advise contacting the school for updated and keeping tabs on their official social media pages.

You should also check the Education NSW website for updates.

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[Via Education NSW]