Kingsgrove North High School

PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS 2026
Parent Teacher Interviews will be held on the following dates for parents and carers to meet with their child’s teachers to discuss the academic progress during semester 1.

Years 8, 10 & 12
Monday 25 June
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Bookings are open from Friday 19 June 2026 at 5:00 pm to Friday 26 June 2026 at 9:00 am

Years 7, 9 & 11
Wednesday 22 July
3:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Bookings are open from Tuesday 30 June 2026 at 5:00 pm to Friday 10 July 2026 at 9:00 am

Parents/carers are encouraged to book their interview times during the registration period. Please ensure bookings are made prior to the closing date, as interview times will not be available for booking on the evening of Parent Teacher Interviews.

If you have any questions, please contact the school directly.

SENIOR MUSIC NIGHT
We warmly welcome our local community to join us for our 2026 Senior Music Night Concert at Kingsgrove North High School on Wednesday 24 June from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm.
Held in the school hall, doors will open from 5:00 pm with performances beginning at 5:30 pm.
Our talented students are excited to share their passion for music and showcase the skills, creativity and dedication they have developed throughout the year.
We look forward to seeing you there and celebrating an evening of music together!
Please note: There will be no parking available on school grounds. Entry will be via the Richland Street Gate.

SUBJECT SELECTION INFORMATION EVENING
Thank you to all students, parents and carers who attended our Subject Selection Information Evening. It was wonderful to see so many families engaging in important conversations about future learning pathways and subject choices for 2027.
Students and families had the opportunity to speak with faculty specialists from each subject area, explore the range of courses available, and gain valuable information to support informed decision-making.
A special thank you to our staff for sharing their knowledge and expertise, and for supporting students as they begin this exciting next step in their educational journey.
We look forward to seeing our students continue to explore their interests, strengths and future opportunities.

WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY VISIT
KNHS welcomed representatives from Western Sydney University to speak with our students about the many pathways available after school.

Students had the opportunity to learn about university courses, entry pathways, early entry programs, campus life, scholarships and the support services available to help them succeed in their future studies.

The session encouraged students to start thinking about their goals beyond high school and provided valuable insights into the wide range of opportunities available to them.

A big thank you to Western Sydney University for inspiring our students and helping them make informed decisions about their future careers and education pathways.

MYSTRENGTHS PROGRAM
Our Year 10 students participated in the MyStrengths program, an engaging and empowering experience focused on helping young people recognise their unique character strengths and potential.
Through strengths assessments, small-group discussions, and guided coaching conversations, students explored their personal strengths, built self-awareness, developed confidence and resilience, and strengthened their communication and relationship-building skills. A highlight of the day was seeing students affirm and encourage one another, recognising the positive qualities that make each person unique.
The program provided valuable opportunities for students to reflect on their strengths, build self-belief, and gain a greater understanding of how they can use their strengths to achieve their goals and navigate future challenges.
A big thank you to the MyStrengths team for delivering such a meaningful and inspiring experience for our students.

ETA HSC PAPER 2 DAY
In preparing for the HSC, our Year 12 English students attended the ETA HSC Paper 2 Day, where they gained valuable insights into the expectations and requirements of the HSC English examinations. Throughout the day, students participated in expert presentations and developed a deeper understanding of how to approach Paper 2 successfully. The experience provided students with useful strategies and confidence as they continue their HSC preparation.

NATIONAL AUSTRALIAN MARTIME MUSEUM
Last week, Year 9 History Elective students visited the National Australian Maritime Museum. A highlight of the excursion was the Galloway Hoard exhibition, which linked directly to our Peoples of the Sea unit. Students were challenged to think like historians, exploring why a community may have buried its most valuable possessions and what these reveal about life in the past.
Sketching artefacts from the hoard tested students’ archaeological skills, requiring careful observation and interpretation of historical evidence.
Students particularly enjoyed exploring the HMAS Vampire and navigating the narrow passageways of the submarine, gaining a firsthand insight into life at sea.
Throughout the day, students demonstrated outstanding behaviour, showing curiosity, respect, and enthusiasm for learning. We are incredibly proud of the way they represented our school and embraced every opportunity to deepen their historical understanding.

NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK 2026 'ALL IN ART WORKSHOP'
As part of National Reconciliation Week 2026, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at Kingsgrove North High School took part in an All In Art Workshop with Aunty B, a Wiradjuri artist from Narromine. During the workshop, students learned that in Aboriginal art, a dot is never just a dot and a line is never just a line - each symbol tells a story and carries meaning. Through their paintings, students explored the journey of growing up and entering the wider world, while recognising the important role that family, community and culture play in supporting them every step of the way. The experience reflected the 2026 Reconciliation Week theme, All In, reminding us that we all have a part to play in building understanding, connection and a stronger future together.

FUTURE LINKS CAREERS EXPO
Our Year 12 students recently attended the Future Links Careers Expo at Kingsgrove High School, a fantastic event designed to inspire and inform students about their post-school options.

Our students had the opportunity to engage directly with representatives from universities, TAFE, private colleges, training organisations, and employers, gaining valuable information about further study, training pathways, and career opportunities. The expo provided students with the chance to ask questions, explore a wide range of options, and gather resources to help them make informed decisions about their future.

The event showcased a wide range of education and employment pathways, helping students better understand the opportunities available to them after school and supporting them in planning for their future careers.

A big thank you to Kingsgrove High School, the organisers, and all exhibitors for creating such a valuable experience and for supporting our students as they prepare for life beyond school.

SUBJECT SELECTION INFORMATION EVENING
Our Subject Selection Information Evening will be held on Monday 15 June in the school hall for students selecting their 2027 subjects.
Year 8 Session: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Year 10 Session: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
This important event will provide students and parents/carers with key information to support informed decisions regarding subject selections for 2027. This is an informative opportunity for students and families to engage with faculty members from each subject area, who will be available to provide specialist knowledge, guidance and support throughout the decision-making process.
Attendance is an expectation for all Year 8 and Year 10 students and their parents and carers.
If you have any questions or require further information, please contact the school directly.