INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUCCESS
Year 12 Industrial Arts students have enjoyed success with their Higher School Certificate projects.
TKS RUGBY TOUR TO UK AND EUROPE
The 1st XV Rugby Development Tour departs for the Northern Hemisphere on Saturday 3 December to play seven games.
YEAR 11 HISTORY DEBATING
Over the last few years the School has entered the
JA Thompson Sydney History Debating competition and in 2011 their results were sensational.
YEAR 5/6 SHOEBOX HISTORIC PLAYS
This Term, boys in 5/6H have been looking at leaders of the past and present.
WRITE A BOOK IN A DAY
Year, 5/6H and some boys from Year 6 participated in the challenge of writing a book in a day.
Announcements:
The location of The King's School
Why Australia?
Australia is a wonderful place in which to be educated. It's friendly and relaxed reputation makes it an attractive place for students from overseas. The closeness of Australia to Asia and the Indian sub-continent also means that schooling in Australia can be very appealing to some. The most compelling reason to choose Australia for schooling is the quality of education. Australia offers not only outstanding schools, but many excellent universities and their fees are often cheaper than in many other parts of the world.
Why Sydney?
Sydney is one of the great cities of the world. Located within a few hours of the vineyards of the Hunter Valley, the breathtaking Blue Mountains and the beautiful Southern Highlands, Sydney, with its golden beaches and glorious harbour, is a city consistently ranked as one of the most liveable in the world. Sydney is also Australia's largest city. It was home to the 2000 Olympics and is one of the most significant centres for education, commerce, culture and sport within the Southern hemisphere.
Why Parramatta?
Parramatta is located in the demographic centre of Sydney and some 35 minutes drive from the central business district. It was once the seat of Government for New South Wales. The King's School used to be located in the centre of Parramatta, but moved to North Parramatta in the 1960s to take advantage of being able to educate boys on 300 acres of parkland. The School is located next door to Lake Parramatta, a picturesque reserve and recreation area.
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