Murray has been a Director of Kindlehill for around half the life of Kindlehill! In this role, as a board director and as someone from the wider community (not a staff member or parent), Murray’s visibility in the school has not been prominent. However, his commitment and love for our school are woven into many […]
Always Was, Always Will Be. This is the theme for Naidoc Week celebrations this week, recognising that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. I recently listened to a conversation with Dr. Mary Graham where she posed the question, how different would it have been if “Captain Cook” had […]
On Wednesday 16 September, Kindlehill held our Spring Celebration where we expressed our gratitude to Mother Earth for the gifts of life and beauty that sustain and nourish us all. In the days leading up to the celebration, teachers shared stories that depicted the generosity and interconnectedness of nature and our human place within this. On the day, students and teachers worked actively […]
Celebrating the Autumn equinox this year has an extra dimension due to the COVID – 19 pandemic. Last Friday, we mindfully prepared a modest but meaningful ceremony/celebration that supported the students in finding inner strength, in meeting fears and cultivating what is most important in our common humanity – kindness, generosity, humility, respect, love for […]
Sal and I spent a wet but cheerful day on Sunday, welcoming visitors to the Edible Garden Trail. Rain doesn’t dampen the enthusiasm of a gardener! We shared our beautiful integrated gardens that surround the everyday activity of the children. A big sing out to Sal and S’haila for the many new productive initiatives that […]
Years 6 – 10 spent a wonderful day at Yellomundee last Wednesday. Stepping out of the bus after only a 35 minute drive and we already begin to breathe differently. Uncle Lex invites us to sign in to country at an ancient Kangaroo engraved initiation site. We sit amongst trees now decorated with our ochre […]
It was a beautiful Spring day on Saturday for our Open Day, the theme of Kindling a Deeper Social Feeling very much evident. Spring came with blossoms and bees, and also a bushfire and a strong wind that blew down a fence! But on Saturday, the intelligence, richness and beauty of the student work, the […]
As part of Science Week, we held our annual Science Day where scientists from our school and wider community are invited to run mini-workshops for students from class 1 through to High School. Annabel and Chris from Low Carbon Living presented on the physics and history of climate change, its risks, and the things we […]
Our fair began with a very heartfelt Welcome to Country by Aunty Carol and lovely musical items from our students. The wonderful performances by the students continued on under Steve Grieve’s smooth coordination at the music tent. The flying fox was extremely popular and all of the activities led by parents brought a richness to the theme […]
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