It was an incredible evening at the Sydney Town Hall for King’s in Concert, Echoes Through Time. Throughout the evening, a diverse array of ensembles showcased the remarkable depth and breadth of musical talent across the three campuses. From soloists and small groups to full orchestras and choirs, each performance reflected the commitment, discipline and joy […]
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The King’s School Art Show is one of the most enduring and beloved traditions in the School’s cultural calendar, evolving from a modest community initiative into a nationally respected platform for contemporary Australian art. The Art Show was first conceived in 1979 by members of the Prep Fathers’ Association, who proposed the idea as part
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All campuses at The King’s School celebrated Gratitude Week as a way of focusing on this fundamental and significant school value. At the Senior School, students and mentors have taken time during mentor sessions to reflect on what they are grateful for, explore the power of saying thank you and understand how gratitude can support
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The King’s School warmly invites you to join us for the 159th Annual Cadet Corps Regimental Passing Out Parade on Friday 27 June 2025. Commencing at 10.45am on the JS White Oval, you are invited to celebrate one of King’s long-standing traditions highlighting the School’s distinctives of honour, character development and strong leadership in the
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Over the past 12 months, King’s Robotics teams have been competing in the 2024 – 2025 VEX V5 Robotics Competition season, High Stakes. This year’s challenge involved designing, building and programming robots to score ring-shaped objects onto stakes and climb a ladder structure to earn points in matches. Our teams participated in multiple regional qualifying
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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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