I imagine you may have many carefully handmade items gently kept about your home: a getabout bag woven from finger knitting, a weed woven basket, a French knitted snail, an embroidered bag, a crocheted beanie/scarf/wrist warmer, a wooden chessboard….. At Kindlehill we place a strong emphasis on the craft for its many benefits to the […]
We were welcomed by local residents; two cheeky goannas, who came over to inspect our lunchboxes once we arrived. We had lunch and some time to explore the campsite, set up our beds and have a play. We got to go for a bushwalk down to the Nepean River and cool our feet off, before […]
My favourite expression of deep learning is through creative and performing arts. Last Thursday Class 1 performed their play “Blend Blossom Bloom’ twice: a matinee for the school and an evening session for families and friends. The play was created from a literacy unit about diagraphs and blend sounds. For 3 weeks the class heard stories, […]
Ancient Egypt captures the imagination of children and adults alike. The striking imagery, the mystery, the stories of animal/human gods, and the explosion of sciences and technology. Class 4-5 children brought in their projects last week and, wow! The projects will be in the classroom until Wednesday and families are welcome to come in after […]
Our Autumn Fair, Bayumigu -Toward the Music, was truly special. One of those days where our School community works and plays together, thanks to the incredible organisation and creativity of the Class 2 – 3 Fair Team, and the many who baked, sewed, welcomed, washed up and contributed to the activities of the day. For […]
As we move towards the longest night of the year, Kindlehill School invites the wider community to join them for the annual celebration of their Autumn Fair on Dharug and Gundungurra Country. This year Autumn Fair takes place on Saturday May 13 from 10am to 2pm and is open to everyone. Celebrated in the leadup […]
Last week, Year 10 students met with Chris Tobin as part of their investigation into reducing single use plastic milk containers in our region. We asked Chris what it meant for him to see one less everyday plastic item in landfill. The following is Ayla’s reflection of the meeting with Chris. Sitting with the trees […]
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T3: Mon 21st July – Fri 19th Sept
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