Worawa Aboriginal College provides a holistic education and boarding experience for young Aboriginal women in the middle years of schooling (Years 7-12) who come from Aboriginal communities in urban, regional and remote Australia.

Worawa Aboriginal College provides a holistic education and boarding experience for young Aboriginal women in the middle years of schooling (Years 7-12) who come from Aboriginal communities in urban, regional and remote Australia.
On Sunday 22 March, the Premier announced additional steps to combat the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), including bringing forward the school holidays in Victoria to commence from Tuesday 24 March. Worawa will provide updates to the College community relating to government decisions on schools’ operation.
We wish to advise that the Sandra Bardas Art Gallery, situated on the grounds of Worawa Aboriginal College, 60-80 Barak Lane, Healesville, has ceased operation. The closure is effective immediately. Work is being undertaken to repurpose the space to create an Aboriginal Resource Centre to focus on Aboriginal History and Culture.
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Registered Office:
60 - 80 Barak Lane, Healesville, VIC 3777
Postal Address:
PO Box 1250, Healesville, VIC 3777
T: (03) 5962 4344 F: (03) 5962 2419
ACN: 133 752 397 ABN: 1837 128 6615
Worawa Aboriginal College has been a registered school since 1983.