From the Head of Senior School
Mr Trent Chapman, Executive Director - Head of Senior School

From the Head of Senior School
Mr Trent Chapman, Executive Director - Head of Senior School
The Technological and Applied Studies Showcase on Friday, 21 August celebrated the outstanding creativity and technical skills of students from Years 7 to 12. Visitors enjoyed an impressive display of projects and major works across a range of technology and design subjects, while Hospitality students showcased their talents through a selection of delicious canapés. The evening concluded with a vibrant Textile Parade, highlighting the innovation and dedication of our student designers.


















































































As the winter sport season draws to a close, we congratulate all students, coaches, managers and supporters for their commitment, teamwork and determination throughout the term. From early-morning training sessions to closely contested weekend fixtures, our teams have represented the School with pride and spirit. We wish our Girls Rugby grand finalists, together with our Netball, Hockey and Soccer semi-finalists, every success as they enter the finals stages of their competitions. Regardless of the result, their efforts reflect the strength and spirit of sport within our School community.
Teams in upcoming finals:
Grand Finals (Girls Rugby)
U15s vs Daramalan in Canberra
Open Girls 1 vs Vikings in Canberra
Semi Finals (Netball)
13A, 13B, 13C, 15C, 15K, 15S, 15W, 17K, 17L, 17S, 17W, 3rds
Semi Final (Hockey)
14 White
1sts
Semi Final (Soccer)
13 Blue, 13 White, 14s, 15/16s, 1sts
Last week, we proudly supported Wear It Purple Day, an important opportunity to affirm a culture of inclusion, respect and belonging for all students. We acknowledge and thank Williams House for leading the mufti day and House activities, which helped raise awareness and bring students together in a positive and supportive way. Their efforts were a wonderful example of student initiative and of the important role our Houses play in strengthening the spirit and values of our School community.








As our Year 12 students enter their final weeks, there is a shared responsibility for each member of the cohort to finish well and make the most of these significant final moments at Kinross Wolaroi School.
This is a time to celebrate their contribution, honour the relationships and opportunities that have shaped their journey, and uphold the standards of respect, gratitude and pride that reflect positively on them, their families and the School.
Families are encouraged to read the accompanying information letter, which outlines the key arrangements and expectations for the final week, Graduation Ceremony and Graduation Celebration.