The Big Project at Kindlehill has always been BIG! But this year BIG cannot describe the challenges the Year 6-7 students had to face and over to finally get to presentation day. With the impact of COVID-19 combined with Learning At Home and lockdown, students’ ability to really dive deep into a topic of their […]
Kindlehill Primary School have been decorating leaves as a part of the Blue Mountains Regeneration Inter-school Art Project. This project is run by the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre and describes the project as “a way to creatively reflect on stories of resilience and growth in the face of bush fire”. A collaborative artwork will be […]
The Civics and Citizens Camp was truly great – all the tours we had and the places we went to welcomed young people with enthusiasm and smiles – we were the first student visitors they had had for quite a while. NSW Parliament House, the State Library and the ANZAC War Memorial are easily places […]
The Sunshine Class Fire Staff performance was a fantastic success. The students were incredibly respectful and wary of the flames and they managed themselves and others sensibly and calmly. Thank you to the fire wardens who were poised and ready for any mishap. Your child may have mentioned that the final performance was ‘stuffed up’, […]
The Kindlehill Music Program has proceeded during Term 3. While some adjustments were made due to COVID restrictions, the students’ musical abilities have been progressing. This was showcased to their peers during the recent Lunchtime Music Concert. The Jazz Ensemble was particularly popular!
“Without music, life would be a mistake.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche Music at Kindlehill is at the heart of what we do: we sing, we dance, we clap, we move, we play…every day. As Yip Harburg, the lyricist of the Wizard of Oz, said “Words make you think. Music makes you feel. A song makes you […]
The Kindlehill Music Program has proceeded during Term 3. While some adjustments were made due to COVID restrictions, the students’ musical abilities have been progressing. This was showcased to their peers during the recent Lunchtime Music Concert. The Jazz Ensemble was particularly popular! Please click the link below for a sample.
A Tragic Romance or a Romantic Tragedy Inspired by and adapted by S’haila Bernard from the Play “Persephone” written by Diane Tatum, Linden McCall, William Ward, Rosemary Vallance, Edouard Shuré, Anthony Downs and Lynn Daniel. The story of Persephone, the sweet daughter of earth goddess Demeter and lord of all Zeus, who was enchanted by […]
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