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Gwydir

Gwydir Shire Council

Your family guide to local schools, kids’ activities and community life.

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Directory data rebuilt 22 Oct 2026 · what each date means

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Schools, providers and places listed on AroundSchools within the council area. Suburbs follow ABS boundaries.

AroundSchools lists 3 kids' activity providers in the Gwydir area across 4 categories, led by Sports (2) and Academic (1), 7 schools (6 government, 1 Catholic). Each listing links to a page with details and a way to get in touch.

About Gwydir Shire Council

  • Council website gwydir.local-e.nsw.gov.au
  • 9,260 km²
  • population 4,893 (ABS, June 2024)
  • 887 children aged 0–14
  • 1 people/km²
  • 12 suburbs
Next school holidays (New South Wales): Summer holidays · 18 Dec – 2 Feb 2027 Official term calendar Holiday activities →

Browse Gwydir kids' activities by suburb

The number is how many providers list that suburb.

BingaraFamily guide3 activity providers listed

Suburbs in the Gwydir area

By the ABS 2024 local government area boundary (CC BY 4.0).

Bingara · Croppa Creek · Gravesend · North Star · Warialda and 7 more

Libraries, parks & community spaces in Gwydir

8 parks and playgrounds.

Place details are each venue's own directory listing, last updated 2 Oct 2026.

A preview of 8 listed places. Open a suburb guide for more local details.

Kids' activity providers in Gwydir

3 providers across 4 categories. Featured providers first.

More activity categories
Sports2Academic1Health1
First Aid1Swimming1Tennis1Tutoring1

Providers can appear in more than one category.

Schools in Gwydir

7 schools: 6 government, 1 Catholic.

primary6secondary2kindergarten5

Schools by suburb

Warialda3

What's on in Gwydir

No upcoming events listed yet

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Local guides & reading

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School, activity and family guides for readers exploring Gwydir.

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Broader reading for NSW families

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Junior Soccer in NSW (2026/27): Ages, Season and Where to Play

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What Kids Actually Do in NSW (Boys and Girls, 2025 Data)

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Sources & freshness

  • Directory data — the counts and lists of providers, schools, places and events — rebuilt from AroundSchools records on 22 Oct 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How many kids' activity providers are in Gwydir Shire Council?

AroundSchools lists 3 across 4 categories, led by Sports (2) and Academic (1). The suburbs with the most are Bingara.

How many schools are in Gwydir Shire Council?

7: 6 government, 1 Catholic.

When are the next school holidays in NSW?

The next New South Wales school holidays are the summer break: 18 Dec – 2 Feb 2027 (government school dates).

Built from the AroundSchools directory and the ABS 2024 local government area boundaries (CC BY 4.0), updated 22 Oct 2026. Check details with each school or provider before you go. Population and children: Based on Australian Bureau of Statistics data (ERP by LGA, June 2024, CC BY 4.0). Data sources · How we count