Today was annual composting day at Kindlehill….lots of crunchy autumn leaves, mixed with chicken poo, veggie remains, and our delicious biodynamic compost starter. Many hands on deck to build this beautiful pile of food for the earth.
At this time of year we swing into across the school preparations for Winter’s Night: Singing, music, dance around the winter hearth, magically woven through the lessons of the day. There will also be the usual candle making and lantern making. This year, we are planning an orchestral spectacular of The Shining, arranged by Paul […]
Kindlehill School warmly invites you to a family friendly screening of Satellite Boy, a beautiful and meaningful story full of achievement and hope. It is screening Saturday 30th May at 6pm as part of National Reconciliation Week. We extend a special invitation to indigenous families in our Blue Mountains community. Entry is free though a […]
THE DRAGONFLY FAIR What an amazing day! Time out from the busyness of our lives and the complexity of our world and times, to appreciate and celebrate the simple things; generosity, beauty, feast and fun, creativity and plain hard work, as well as the special place in all of our hearts that is reverence for […]
Autumn has arrived with a chill and a drench! How much more we appreciate the sunny days in between. This week the preparation for the Autumn Fair gets underway with serious work from Annie, Pete, class 2/3 and the various coordinators. I encourage you to help where you can and to spread the word about […]
Both our Primary School (Class 6/7) and our High School have won this year’s WASTE to ART competition! The winners were announced on Saturday at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre and the works are on display until 16 May, before being entered in the regional competition in Bathurst in July. The students who attended on […]
In The Gazette last week Kindlehill High School Students were acknowledged for their Streamwatch work. They are now mini guardians of one of the most popular waterholes in the Blue Mountains, an integral part of science and geology lessons, and supporting the Kindlehill objective to actively nurture the environment we live in. See link for […]
Chris Tobin, local Dharug man, Aboriginal artist and educator, will present ‘The Richmond Hill Story’ on Friday 1 May at 7pm at Kindlehill Performance Space; one of Kindlehill’s forums for peace and reconciliation.
T1: Mon 3rd Feb – Fri 11th April
T2: Mon 28th Apr – Fri 27th June
T3: Mon 21st July – Fri 19th Sept
T4: Mon 13th Oct – Fri 12th Dec
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