Adaminaby, the home of 'The Big Trout', is located in the Snowy Mountains. Adaminaby was relocated from its original location in 1956-57, when Lake Eucumbene was constructed as part of the Snowy Scheme. The school was also moved during this period, which included the original Kiandra School House. This building moved from Kiandra to Old Adaminaby in February 1948, and then it moved again from Old Adaminaby to New Adaminaby, its current location, where the school commenced operation in the late 50s. Part of the original school is still standing at Rainbow Pines Caravan Park. Adaminaby Public School is committed to providing a quality education for all students. Our motto is Live-Learn. Students participate in a range of curricula and extra-curricula activities to enrich their learning to become strong and proud lifelong learners. We deliver a comprehensive curriculum with support and extension programs, both within and beyond the classroom, thereby catering for a range of individual needs. Our school is committed in improving and expanding students' knowledge in Literacy and Numeracy, through explicit teaching, specialised programs and modification of programs to cater for individual student's needs. Adaminaby Public School has an active School Council, P and C and strong community support. We participate in a range of community events, including the Adaminaby Easter Fair, Country Women's Association performances, Red Cross performances and bush dances. Students from Adaminaby Public School participate in an Alpine Skiing program during our Winter Sports Program. Students also have opportunities to participate in a range of sporting activities through the Monaro Small Schools Network, including Gala days, swimming events and other sporting pursuits. Adaminaby Public School participates in the Active After Schools Sports program, providing specialists in a range of sporting areas. This ensures students are not disadvantaged due to their location, while promoting a healthy lifestyle. Adaminaby Public School..