Important Notices
Summer Uniforms for Term 4
All female students in senior and junior school are required to wear the current summer uniform for Term 4 2020 (starting 13 October) and Term 1 2021.
This includes:
- Summer blouse
- Summer tunic
- White fold down socks
- Straw hat
- Criss cross tie (Year 11-12 only)
- Summer A-line dress (Junior girls only).
All male uniforms to remain the same.
The school shop has full stock of these items and are able to take orders online at kwsshop@kws.nsw.edu.au or by phone 02 6392 0385.
Gail Pearce & Sharron Ryan
KWS Shop
Clothing Pool system change
With the upgrade to the uniform shop due to be implemented at the start of Term 4, the school Clothing Pool will go through a few changes to align with Noone Imagewear’s procedures and policies.
The Clothing Pool will be continuing with a selected range of second-hand items to be sold through the uniform shop. Accepted second-hand clothing pool items to be retained for resale by Noone Imagewear are as follows: Blazer, Kilt, Tunic, Jumper, Sports Jacket and Anorak.
All other currently consigned non-saleable clothing pool items may be collected by families up until 18 September, after which all non-saleable items will be donated to an appropriate charity or disposed of.
Anyone requiring collection of consigned non-saleable clothing pool items are asked to contact Gail or Sharron on 02 6392 0385 or alternatively email kwsshop@kws.nsw.edu.au no later than 18 September.
Due to current Covid-19 conditions please be reminded that parents and guardian are not permitted on the school campus.
Thank you for your continued support.
Gail Pearce & Sharron Ryan
KWS Shop
Junior School dates for your diary
11 Sep – Stage 3 Excursion (11 students)
24 Sep – Term 3 concludes
25 Sep – Pupil Free Day
13 Oct – Term 4 commences
Gail Kennewell
Duke of Edinburgh
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a voluntary program offered at KWS. The Duke of Edinburgh is a non-competitive self-development international program available to all young people which encourages them to set and achieve goals at a level appropriate to their needs and aspirations.
In 2020, as a Wellbeing initiative the Year 9 cohort are encouraged to complete the “Bronze level” of the Award. KWS will pay the $150 registration fee for each Year 9 student as KWS acknowledges the benefits to the individual and community of undertaking the Award. In accepting this offer participants will need to complete their Bronze award in 2020. If you are currently in Years 8, 9, 10 and 11 and are thinking about completing the Bronze, Silver or Gold Award please come and see Mr Callaghan.
“Duke drop in Fridays” are every Friday of the Term in Room 94 of the Anderson Centre at 100pm.
If you have any questions please contact Mr Liam Callaghan, via:
Mr Liam Callaghan
Co-ordinator Duke of Edinburgh Award
Cabonne Council Australia Day Awards
Cabonne Council Australia Day 2021 Nominations have opened! Do you have someone or a group in mind that you’d like to nominate? If so, please visit the Cabonne Council website to nominate.
Heidi Thornberry
Governance Officer - Cabonne Council