A day boy at King’s for thirteen years, James served the School as House Captain, School Monitor and Captain of Cross Country. He proved enormously effective in fulfilling all his leadership responsibilities faithfully and competently. As a gifted athlete, he represented the School in Swimming, Cross Country and Athletics and was selected for the NSW […]

Congratulations to three of our students Finn, Vivaan and Ahan, who have been selected to participate in the 15 years and under School Sports Australia National Championships in September later this year, after representing the NSW CIS team at the NSW All Schools Cricket Championships last week.   Their selection is an outstanding achievement for

In March, The Future Project (TFP) launched the TFP Adventurer Experience at The Preparatory School to educate, inspire, and ignite young minds with the wonderful world of research and innovation. TFP industry partners, BiomeMega and The Westmead Institute for Medical Research, will run the TFP Adventurer Experience throughout 2024, ensuring that all Year 5 Prep students have

In a significant stride towards educational transformation, the International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes are gaining unprecedented momentum in the Asia Pacific, with South Korea now leading the charge. The recent IB Global Conference in Daegu, attended by educators including Deputy Head of Academics, Jackie Camilleri, has marked a pivotal moment in this journey, spotlighting the collaborative

Congratulations to our rowing crews on their incredible results at the National Rowing Championships last week. The impressive results began during the week when Captain of Boats, Will, won the gold medal in the Men’s Under 19 Single Scull Final, with Lochie winning the silver medal in the Men’s Under 17 Single Scull Final. The

On Friday night, our swimmers and supporters travelled to Olympic Park to compete in the AAGPS Swimming Premierships. The culmination of our swimming season saw our Senior competitors take out the AAGPS Premiership ahead of Newington in a tense, hard-fought battle that went right up to the last two events. The Senior team also came