In term 1 2023, Kindlehill’s Year 10 cohort commenced a 2-term pilot program, trialling the place-based learning model we will employ when our Senior School Program, Buran Nulgarra – Strength and Learning Through Togetherness, commences in Term 1 2024. Six local home-schooled students have also joined the program, which seeks to address a real-world problem […]
It was a delight to host a workshop and concert for Kindlehill and students from other primary schools last Wednesday for singing and orchestra. Thank you to Elizabeth, Julie, Bronwyn and S’haila for coordinating.
At the end of Term 3, we visited Uncle Lex on the Cultural Camp at Yarramundi. We were welcomed in the oldest of ways, with the wonder of blowing white ochre onto smooth, cool gums. We were told important stories standing next to ancient carvings. We sat, still and quiet amongst the xanthorrhoea’s, lomandras and […]
Baya budbili is a community artwork made by the students, families and staff of Kindlehill School. It was begun in celebration of the school’s 21st Birthday in 2021 and completed in early 2022. The naming of the baya budbili (talking rug in dharug dalang) was given by Dharug elder Aunty Corina Norman. The central motif […]
Heartiest and heartfelt thanks to Class 3 – 4 Parents and Carers for creating such a beautiful school and community event yesterday. The Artisan Fair felt spacious and vibrant, the thoughtfulness and sheer hard work of the coordinating class tangible in this.
Saturday 14th May, 2022, 10am – 2pm After a two-year hiatus, Kindlehill School is excited to announce the return of their annual fair, though with a new name – The Kindlehill Artisan School Fair. With the theme of ‘Restore Community’, not only will the annual fair bring restorative focus to enliven a sense of community […]
Class 5/6 have taken on the mammoth task of transforming lost property and making it found property.We collect it, wash it and try to find it owners.We have what we judge to be reasonable success. We would like to share a good news story. There were so many amazing elements in the events which we are […]
What is a 21st century skill worth learning? Many think that it is programming and I.T. However, what I am discovering is that 21st century skills worth learning stem from creativity and working with our hands. In an age where the output of our hands centre around keyboard inputs; I think we must ask ourselves if we […]
As we begin Week 5 of Learning at Home, we thought to share a little from across the school. Kirsty’s Kindy Garden Kindy children have been receiving take home craft packs, going on scavenger hunts for bushwalks, and listening to stories and morning circles sent out each day. The craft packs started with a little […]
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