2023 Term Dates
T1: Mon 30th Jan – Thu 6th Apr
T2: Wed 26th Apr – Fri 23rd Jun
T3: Mon 17th Jul – Fri 15th Sept
T4: Mon 9th Oct – Fri 8th Dec
About Kindlehill
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Term 1: Mon 30th Jan – Thurs 6th Apr
Term 2: Wed 26th April – Fri 23rd June
Term 3: Mon 17th July – Fri 15th Sept
Term 4: Mon 9th Oct – Fri 8th Dec
Kindlehill has at its heart the safety and well being of children. There are a range of strategies in place consistent with the requirements of the Public Health order and recommendations made by AISNSW and Service NSW.
Below is key information relating to the surveillance RAHT’s and guidance about positive results.
For the first few weeks of term 1 Staff and Students in schools are recommended by Service NSW and AISNSW to complete twice weekly Rapid Antigen Home Tests (RAHT).
Testing Positive
If a staff member or student tests positive they are required to register the result with Service NSW via the website or the App and must notify the school at erica@kindlehill.nsw.edu.au or on (02) 4757 4402 as soon as is possible.
A student who tests positive for Covid-19 must complete a 7-day isolation. They can return to school after the 7 days as long as they do not have symptoms. If they have symptoms they can return to school with a medical clearance.
You are not required to complete RAHT for 28 days after a positive test as you may still carry a viral load but you are not considered infectious. You can resume testing after 28 days.
Students who are a household contact, which means they live with someone who has tested positive to Covid-19, will be required to complete the 7-day isolation.
Masks
Staff and Students are recommended to wear masks indoors.
Kindlehill is a social deed. Our purpose is to educate children and young people to be powerfully equipped in becoming individuals who contribute to creating a more compassionate and fair society for all.
At Kindlehill School, in the digital sphere, we educate students to advocate, create, collaborate and communicate for a fairer and more sustainable world. Their world is an interconnected world both digital and ecologically. We carefully prepare our students to flourish in both.
Read our Digital Technology Statement
SEA is the peak body for Australian Steiner schools. Steiner education is recognised as a highly valued approach to helping young people develop flexible, agile thinking alongside an ability to collaborate and thrive in a 21st Century world.
Visit the Steiner Education Australia Website
Over the past 2 years, the Steiner Australia delegates have been working to develop a set of core principles that represent the key elements of Steiner education for Australian schools.
Core Principles for Australian Steiner Schools
Read our Head Lice and Nits Information
Watch this Child Protection Video for Primary School
Watch this Child Protection Video for High School
Kindlehill Ltd (ABN 23 091 503 954) is a not-for-profit public company limited by guarantee, established as a charity. The company’s object is (a) to provide for and conduct the education of children, and (b) to establish and carry on schools, colleges, institutions and other educational facilities in Australia, informed by the pedagogical indications given by Rudolf Steiner.
The company is governed by a Constitution (link) which provides for Members, a Board of Directors, Annual General Meeting, financial and related records, the College of Teachers, School Building Fund, Scholarship Fund and other matters.
The operation of the company is governed by the Board of Directors. The Directors (who must be Members) meet 4 – 6 times per year, are drawn from the school and wider community, cherish the school and its purposes, abide by the Board’s governance mandate, and provide their services on a voluntary basis. The company seeks nominations for Directors from the wider community who can bring financial, legal, business, managerial, communication or other skills to the Board. For further information about Board membership, please contact Lynn Daniel (Chair).
The Board reports to the Members who function as a circle of support and accountability for the Board and the School in general. The Members include staff and parents from the school as well as alumni, and individuals from the wider community. In this way, Kindlehill is also responsive and accountable as a school to its wider community as well as our understanding of the social and spiritual imperatives of our time. If you are interested in becoming a Member of Kindlehill Ltd, please contact the Business Manager.
T1: Mon 30th Jan – Thu 6th Apr
T2: Wed 26th Apr – Fri 23rd Jun
T3: Mon 17th Jul – Fri 15th Sept
T4: Mon 9th Oct – Fri 8th Dec
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