There is no substitute for experience! Outdoor education is a vital part of the Kindlehill School education. Kindlehill is situated in the beautiful Blue Mountains, five minutes walk to Wentworth Falls lake and within walking distance to other scenic beauty spots. From here the vistas and opportunities to explore are grand. Beyond this, camps and […]
The Visual Arts program at Kindlehill aims for a student to become competent in basic art making skills in order to develop a high level of technical ability. The program is set up in the tradition of the Atelier, in that it seeks to create the workshop studio practice of professional artists. Our purpose-built Art […]
How can we develop a worldview that respects ecological limits and values the diversity of how people live in different environments? Through our Geography studies the students cultivate a sense of wonder for the beauty and richness of our world. They are also equipped with the tools to make positive contributions as earth citizens, to a fairer […]
“Let no one say the past is dead, the past is all around us and within us.” Oodgeroo Noonuccal Through their History studies, young people develop a practical understanding of the world and how one can live responsibly in it. Empathy is cultivated through the study of perspectives and contestability. Biographies provide inspiration to meet the challenges […]
In the interests of sharing online what we would usually share in person, we have put together a film of the High School artwork. The link follows. Our hope is that parents can feel their connection to the beautiful and substantial work of the students in a year when they have not been permitted on […]
We had a stunningly fun and warming Year 10 Graduation on Sunday. Events like these reveal to us just how special it is to be a community, raising our children and young people in a way that accords with our values and visions. An enormous and heartfelt thanks to Anna Barnes who stepped in last […]
This is a selection of the finished stools made with repurposed wood under the direction of master craftsman, Roy the Leura Bodger. First they made the mallet, then they used this tool for crafting the stool. Design, ingenuity, skill in making, persistence and patience are built into these lovely stools.
Colo River camping for High School was an opportunity to get into nature and to connect with one another beside the beautiful Colo River. We rafted down the river, made earth oven pizza for 40 campers, enjoyed reflective and warming fireside circle chats and generally had a wonderful time.
Kindlehill High School has Outdoor Education timetabled every week for this Spring term. Abseiling in Mt Victoria was first up. Other activities include an 18 kilometre walk along the Cox’s River, a high ropes course at Yarramundi, a lilo drift on the Colo River and kayaking. Connection is the theme. Connecting to nature, to each […]
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