Alexandria Park Community School

Alexandria Park Community School is a public school in Alexandria, Sydney, Australia. It is a combined primary and high school (classes from kindergarten to Year 12) and is located on two campuses: a junior campus opposite Alexandria Park, and a senior campus on Mitchell Road in Alexandria. Operated by the New South Wales Department of Education and Communities, the school currently caters for approximately 390 students from Kindergarten to Year 12.

In being proactive in order to promote the welfare of its students, their families and the local community, particularly in respect to Aboriginal, low socioeconomic background and other disadvantaged groups within the local community, the school has close links with other welfare bodies within the NSW government. The Department of Community Services and the Department of Health maintains a presence at the school. Further, the school has collaborated on a sports program with the Redfern-Waterloo Authority and has close links in respect to improving educational practice with the University of Technology, Sydney.

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