One of our Year 5 students, Esme Selman researched the BizKids groups, compiled photos of the day and creatively made a booklet (view below). Previous Next Biz Kids is a program that the Year 4-6 students at Kenwick take part in each year and use their creativity, as well as their problem-solving skills to design …
Previous Next On Friday 29 October, students along with their families had a lovely evening watching the movie, Wonder on the oval, under the stars. Popcorn, Maltesers and a sausage sizzle made the experience complete. A big thank you to all the parents and staff who supported the event by putting up their hand to help …
The whole evening was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the joy of music and dance. Previous Next In the last week of Term 1, we had our Edu-Dance Concert and Sausage Sizzle. Hundreds of parents and children were teaming across the oval enjoying community and fellowship. A group of Year 6 parents organised a BBQ …
Just before Term 2 ended, we had an to the Early Childhood playground Previous Next A wonderful handmade cubby house designed and built by our one of the Year 12 students, Jake Thygesen, with the help of Mr Kuipers, our Secondary Design and Technology teacher. Once upon a time, Jake was a little Kindy kid …
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On Wednesday 19 February we held our very first Previous Next We had the pleasure of listening to a presenter from Crunch and Sip giving us information regarding: tips for packing a healthy lunchbox healthy alternatives to pre-packaged snacks the importance of fruit and vegies for kids label reading the best drink choices for kids …
This is a really good question to ask, particularly in light of NAPLAN testing, exams, ATAR scores, and career counselling, and especially when there is so much attention focused on ranking students, achievement at all costs, being the top of the class, and directing students into highly paid, university accredited professions. Even though we may …
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