Will Rogers (‘24) has gained selection in the Australian Under 23 Men’s Quad Sculls to compete in the 2025 World Rowing Under 23 Championships, 23-27 July in Poznan, Poland. Will has made the Australian Under 23 Team as an 18 year old in his first year out of school against much older athletes. He is […]
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We are pleased to welcome Mr Daniel McClintock as the next Head of the Preparatory School, beginning in Term 3, 2025. Daniel is no stranger to King’s, having served from 2005-2011 as a teacher in the Preparatory School and Assistant Boarding master in Waddy House. Currently Executive Head of Professional Practice at Australian Christian College
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In this KingsCast, we go behind the scenes of the boarding experience at King’s and Tudor House. We hear from students and key boarding staff about what makes boarding far more than just accommodation at Parramatta and the Southern Highlands: it’s a nurturing environment where students grow academically, develop independence and build a lasting sense
Nearly 850 King’s cadets in Years 9 to 12 recently returned from our Cadet Corps Annual Field Exercise (AFX) in Singleton. The boys had a fantastic time, challenging themselves and overcoming each obstacle placed in front of them. AFX also provides an opportunity for our senior boys to lead those in younger year groups, practising
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In the lead-up to the D-Day landings on 6 June 1944, Allied bombing missions targeted key enemy infrastructure and aimed to mislead German forces about the true invasion site. Amid this critical campaign, King’s Old Boy Max Bettington—just 22 years old—joined a Halifax bomber crew of seven, taking off from RAF Leconfield at 10:22 p.m.
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Sir Winston Churchill described the Fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942 as the “worst disaster in British military history.” A mix of being outgunned and making strategic and tactical blunders led to an Allied force of about 80,000 personnel surrendering to Japanese forces. Among them were around 15,000 Australian personnel. Nearly half of them
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As part of our commemorations for Anzac Day 2025, we are featuring the stories of several King’s Old Boys who served in World War Two. Sir John (Jack) Gregory Crace (1887-1968) was born in Gungahlin in present-day Australian Capital Territory and was educated at The King’s School, from 1898-1899, then at Harrow School before joining
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Welcome to Term 2 at King’s. We hope all our students had a restful break and are refreshed for an action-packed term. We hear from Headmaster Tony George about the various activities students were involved with over the break as we look ahead to the new term.
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Having reached the end of a busy first term of 2025 across all three campuses at The King’s School, please enjoy a look at some of the highlights. We hope everyone has a safe and restful break and we look forward to seeing you in Term 2.
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