Making soil from sun, rain and good fashioned cow-lick!Why do we gather cow manure from our local place? Why can’t be buy it from the shop? These were some questions for discussion when Class 6 collected cow pats from Fiona’s farm in the Megalong. What isn’t to love about bringing sun drenched, rain soaked, well […]
Our Class 5-6 Wangat camp, at the feet of the Barrington’s, was a wonderful weave of connection with nature and as a class. We also experienced the phenomena of light and colour related to our Physics lesson – blue sky, blush of sunrise and set, and the bonus of a blood moon (eclipse). We walked […]
Our first main lesson, From the Shore, explores different perspectives and experiences during the earliest years of the colony. The 11 – 12-year-old is ripe for understanding significant events from the past through multiple perspectives, and how these events continue to shape society today. We are working with the well-chosen, the well-formed and the well […]
Last Friday was a celebration of our Creative Arts program. Music teacher Adam, with the beautiful support of musician Sarah Humphreys, gave our students a real taste of being in the “band”. Year 7’s delivered 2 pieces with soulful singing and rocking out electrics. Year 8’s piece featured electrics as well as orchestral instruments, a […]
There will be drama, music and socialising at this evening for all High School students and their families. More information to come soon. Antigone is presented by students in the Year 8-9 drama option group. It will be our fifth drama production this year! We also want to share some of the magic happening in […]
This term our theme is, “I Live my Life in Widening Circles,” and is a culmination of Buran Nalgarra, our pilot Senior School program. The primary focus is embedding one’s own evolving identity into healthy relationships with our local place and its interconnections with the global. How can this program of learning become fuel on […]
Kindlehill High School has once again collaborated with GalleryONE88 to exhibit teen portraits around the theme: How do you want to be SEEN: Affirming Identity and Breaking Down Stereotypes. There is still time for young people to enter. Submissions close 5pm Friday 17th October. Last year’s exhibition was inspiring and fun! We are grateful to […]
Could black socks unwashed be the answer to sustainability (save on energy, water, and no detergents….)? This was the pitch for our encore song (Black Socks) at the recent Sustainability Festival in Katoomba. Thank you to the families and staff who came together to share our Kindlehill made with love songs. John has promised hot […]
“The Ganya Shed is radical. It resists the idea that everything must be bought.” When I first heard about the Ganya Shed, I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been helping Uncle Lex get things ready for the opening. I’ve made the poster. I’m helping with the money and organising donations. It isn’t just about helping; […]
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