Our Community

Mother’s Day Breakfast

We are looking forward to celebrating our first Mother’s Day breakfast next Wednesday. We have a lovely morning planned including:

• Bubbles on Arrival
• Delicious Breakfast (including a cooked breakfast)
• Coffee, Tea and Juice
• Lucky Door Prize

We are honoured to welcome Sarah McSwiney as our guest speaker. Sarah is a Kilvonian and on the Board of Kilvington Grammar. She is currently Enterprise Projects Manager at Boeing Research and Technology Australia and will share what influenced her interest in engineering and how she has thrived in a male dominated industry.

Date:                     From 8.15am, Wednesday 3 May

Venue:                  Milanos Brighton,  

                                 4 The Esplanade Brighton

Cost:                      $35.00 per person

Tickets:                Book online by clicking here

Contact:               Deb Duce                                                                                     duced@kilvington.vic.edu.au

RSVP:                    Wednesday 26 April

Grease is the Word!

Tickets to our Senior School production, Grease, are now on sale and selling fast!

Grease will open 7.30pm on Thursday 18 May with refreshments from 7.00pm. There will also be a show on Friday 19 May and Saturday 20 May.

It will be a fantastic show with one of the largest casts to ever perform in a Kilvington production. So come along and sing along to hits like Summer Nights and Hopelessly Devoted to You with Rydell High students: Sandy, Danny, Rizzo, Kenickie, Frenchie and the T-Birds. 

Tickets can be purchased here.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Matts Place Food Drive

Last week, Shreya and I went to Bayside Community Care to drop off our collection of food from the Matts Place food drive.

When we arrived, we saw a lot of empty shelves. There wasn’t enough food to fulfil the demand for the homeless who relied on the 2-course lunch provided by Matts Place. We started stocking the shelves with food and drinks. The amount of food donated by Kilvington was amazing. By the time that we had finished, the shelves were bursting with food and the cupboards were filled to the brim.

The feeling of being part of a Kilvington community that cares so much for our greater society left Shreya and I speechless. We felt wonderful as we knew we were doing a great deed for a wonderful cause. 

We would like to thank everyone who donated food to the drive. The food was much appreciated. In particular, we would like to recognise Years 4V and 6H who donated massive amounts of food. All your work has made a difference. 

Toby Wrightson – Year 10, Neighbour Committee, Ethics and Leadership