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Darkinjung Barker, Ngarralingayil Barker and Dhupuma Barker recognise the importance of upholding Aboriginal cultural identities as we strive to close the gap educationally. Our Campuses Discover More
Boarding is a unique experience offered to our senior students, starting in Year 10. By learning, growing and living together, students form bonds that will often last a lifetime. With a long history of supporting country families, we give preference to students who are coming to Barker from rural and regional areas.
Barker College is an independent Anglican co-educational early learning, primary and secondary day and boarding school, located in Hornsby, a North Shore suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Barker was founded in 1890 by Rev. Henry Plume at Kurrajong Heights.
Barker College, Hornsby, New South Wales. 8,773 likes · 265 talking about this · 2,216 were here. The official page of Barker College, an Independent coeducational Anglican day & boarding school.
For more than 130 years Barker College has been a dynamic and forward-thinking, inclusive Anglican day and boarding school. The School is located at Hornsby, 25 kms to the north of Sydney at the junction of the North Shore and Central Coast railway lines, and near the start of the Sydney-Newcastle M1 Freeway.
Student Life. From Pre-Kindergarten through to the Senior years, students are exposed to a range of diverse opportunities and experiences. No two days at Barker are ever the same.
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Founded in 1890, Anglican independent, day and boarding school. Barker College is a fully coed school from Pre-K to Year 12. Facilities: The School has excellent facilities to provide a broad liberal education of academic work and co-curricular activities. A new Senior School Hub opened in 2023.
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An exclusive Anglican private school’s proposed $121 million redevelopment is being fought by local Catholic schools because it would limit their own growth and lure away potential students.
