College News

Principal's Update

Deputy Principal's Update

Being out in the yard on yard duty is often a great experience, and certainly one that makes me so proud of our students and of our school. To see them play so well together and enjoy so many sports, activities and make-believe games brings me a lot of joy. I particularly love seeing the Year 6 students engage the younger students in group games, as seen in some of these photos.

Last Friday was a truly amazing day at King’s College, filled with four fantastic events that showcased our vibrant community spirit and strong school values: the Mother’s Day Coffee and Treat, the Senior School Chapel, the Junior School Assembly, and the Maker's Market.

Thanks to the leadership of the PTFA, and the support of so many willing volunteers, the Mother’s Day event was beautifully set up and run. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming - a special and spectacular celebration for our mums and special women.

Mrs Bennett and Mrs Missen did a wonderful job coordinating the Kinder children’s performance in the Junior School Assembly. Year 3 also presented a lovely item, and Mrs Tucker shared a thoughtful and inspiring message. The assembly was a full house, with many families attending to enjoy the moment.

At the Senior School Chapel, Mr Zeunert captivated every student and guest with his excellent communication skills. His message held everyone’s attention from start to finish. Both assemblies were led in worship by our talented Junior and Senior School bands.

The Makers Market was also a great success. I walked away with plants, chocolate, honey and a heat pack - and best of all, had the chance to engage with many parents and students supporting the VM crew.

A huge thank you to all the staff who put in extra hours, especially Mrs Newton and Mrs Hales for leading the Mother’s Day event, Mr and Mrs Jellie for heading up the Makers Market, and our Chapel and tech teams - Mr Tom Rouse, Mr Leach and Mr Griffin - for their behind-the-scenes work.

Another huge thank you to all the parents and students that worked so hard to make this day a success. It was a day that truly honoured God and celebrated the joy of being part of the King’s College community.

Alex Burgess

Deputy Principal & Head of Junior School

Gideon Kabenge Live in Concert

We invite you to join us Next Friday 23 May at 7PM in the King’s College Auditorium for an incredible night of live music with Ugandan Christian music artist Gideon Kabenge! Supported by Demby McKenzie & King’s College Students.

All proceeds raised from ticket and snack bar sales will go towards completion of the orphange dormitory at Ararat Christian School in Uganda.

This concert is open to all, so bring along your family and friends for this exciting event.

Click this link to buy your tickets now. We look forward to seeing you there!

School Photos

School Photos will be taking place on Friday 30th May.

This year we are using a new company for our photos - MSP Photography. All families will have recieved an email via Compass from MSP with a link to order your photos.

If you prefer to order with cash, there are some paper order forms available to collect at the College reception.

If you have any questions, please contact MSP directly on 08 8724 8411 or at frank.monger@msp.com.au