Clarence Valley Anglican School

Clarence Valley Anglican School is an Anglican foundation school that is inclusive of all, caring, and positive. It is committed to safeguarding and promoting the safety, welfare, and wellbeing of children and young people.

The school provides a comprehensive educational pathway starting from Pre-Kindergarten and progressing through Junior Primary (Kindergarten to Year 2), Senior Primary (Years 3 to 6), Middle School (Years 7 to 9), and Senior School (Years 10 to 12). The curriculum includes a Futures Program and options for distance education through CCISCH. Agricultural studies are supported by the school's farm, Farnworth, which allows students to apply classroom learning in a practical setting.

The school provides educational support services and maintains a focus on student wellbeing. Before and after school care is available through the TheirCare program.

To apply for a place, students and their parents or guardians must meet with the Principal for an enrolment interview, bringing along the last two semester reports and NAPLAN results if applicable. Following a successful interview, a Letter of Enrolment Offer may be provided, which remains open for fourteen days. To accept, families must return the signed letter, complete an online Application for Enrolment form, and provide documentation including a birth certificate and Medicare Immunisation History Statement. An application fee is charged at this stage, which is credited back on the first fee invoice.

The school operates on a term-based calendar. Specific term dates and upcoming events are published on the school's website.

The school operates across two campuses in the Clarence Valley: the Cathedral Campus in Grafton and the Clarenza Campus. The Clarenza Campus features a Performance Centre opened in 2021 and is subject to a 25-year Master Plan aimed at long-term development. Additionally, the school maintains "Farnworth," a farm in Glenreagh that provides agricultural students with space for practical learning and offers a rich environment for the broader student body.

The school offers a diverse range of co-curricular activities, including performing arts, student leadership opportunities, and various clubs such as chess, debating, and equestrian. Students can also participate in service-oriented programs like the Rural Fire Service, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, and the Kokoda Walk. Additionally, there are specialized crews for students interested in sound, technology, and the operation of the school's Cafe 74.