Kingsgrove High School

Year 9 Visual Arts elective students visited the Art Gallery of New South Wales, where they immersed themselves in contemporary installations and experienced the Archibald Prize exhibition firsthand. A great opportunity to engage with inspiring works and deepen their understanding of contemporary Australian art.

The KHS Future Links Careers Expo was once again a fantastic success, providing our students with the opportunity to explore a wide range of future pathways and career opportunities. Students engaged with representatives from universities, TAFE, the Defence Force, engineering industries, and a variety of professional services, gaining valuable insights to help shape their future goals and aspirations.

A huge thank you to all of our stallholders for sharing their expertise and helping make the event such a meaningful experience for our students.

A special thank you to our dedicated Careers Adviser, Ms Theodoris, for her outstanding work in organising this event. Her commitment and hard work ensured our students had access to quality information, guidance, and support, empowering them to make informed decisions about their future education and career pathways.

Year 10 student Tamara recently completed an incredible week of work experience at Taronga Zoo! During her placement, she gained hands-on experience caring for exotic and native bird species, assisting with food preparation, stock-taking, and bird counts. A highlight of the experience was helping release birds back into the aviaries. Congratulations to Tamara on developing valuable skills in animal care and conservation — students interested in Work Experience opportunities can see Ms Theodoris for more information.

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Sway As we reach the midpoint of Term 2, it has been a busy and rewarding time at Kingsgrove High School, with students participating in a wide range of learning experiences, events, and activities. Across

Exciting news! KHS is hosting its annual Careers Expo on Friday, June 5. Students will enjoy engaging workshops, insightful seminars, and invaluable career advice to help shape their future. Parents are invited to join in on Parents' Hour from 8.45-9.30am.

Exciting news! KHS is hosting its annual Careers Week in Week 7 of this term! Students will enjoy engaging workshops, insightful seminars, and invaluable career advice to help shape their future. This weeklong event empowers students to make informed decisions about their education, training, and career paths. Don't miss out! The week will culminate in a Careers Expo on Friday, June 5. Save the date!

The Year 10 Subject Selection Evening is scheduled for Tuesday, 2 June. Parents and students will receive important information about Stage 6 courses and HSC pathways during this event.

Parents, guardians and caregivers are invited to take 10 to 15 minutes to participate in the NSW Public Schools Parent Survey. The survey will help us understand your perspectives on your child’s school experience and will be used to make practical improvements to our school. Link to survey has been emailed to all families.

Proud of our Kingsgrove HS U16 Boys Rugby League team who competed in the St George Rugby League 9s Gala Day, promoting awareness of Domestic Violence and the importance of safe support services. The boys defeated Kogarah HS and Peakhurst HS to progress to the Grand Final, conceding only one try all day. In the final, Kingsgrove HS defeated Bayside HS in a strong defensive performance, keeping their opponents scoreless. The team were outstanding ambassadors for Kingsgrove HS, showing respect, teamwork and excellent sportsmanship throughout the day. Well done boys!

Selected Year 11 students recently participated in the inaugural Elevate Student Leadership Conference, where they shared their leadership experiences with primary schools in our network and mentored Year 6 students in designing projects to benefit their school communities. It was fantastic to see our students take initiative, facilitate discussions, and guide the development of ideas, building strong rapport with partner primary schools in just one day.