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Measure by achievementKirrawee High School strives to develop young people within an inclusive world community who are self-reliant, compassionate, engaged and measure their achievement by academic excellence and high ethical standards.
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16 Oct 2024
Congratulations to the KHS students that competed at the NSW All School Athletics Championships. The championships was held at the end ...
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26 Sep 2024
🎷 Morrison Concert 2024: A Night to Remember! 🎷 What do you get when you combine world-class musicians, emerging young talent, and a ...
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24 Sep 2024
Kirrawee High School Student Taylor Harding Wins Joint First Place in My First Speech Competition We are thrilled to announce that Tayl...
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24 Sep 2024
This term, Year 11 Textiles and Design students Luci Brunker and Amie Morton were lucky to complete the High School Masterclass Program...
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16 Oct 2024
Congratulations to the KHS students that competed at the NSW All School Athletics Championships. The championships was held at the end ...
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26 Sep 2024
🎷 Morrison Concert 2024: A Night to Remember! 🎷 What do you get when you combine world-class musicians, emerging young talent, and a ...
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24 Sep 2024
Kirrawee High School Student Taylor Harding Wins Joint First Place in My First Speech Competition We are thrilled to announce that Tayl...
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16 Oct 2024
Congratulations to the KHS students that competed at the NSW All School Athletics Championships. The championships was held at the end ...
/News category
26 Sep 2024
🎷 Morrison Concert 2024: A Night to Remember! 🎷 What do you get when you combine world-class musicians, emerging young talent, and a ...
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Sunday
27
October
27 October
12:15-2:00 PM
The Jazz Orchestra are performing at Gymea Village Fair as part of their performing program. We are meeting at Gymea Community Centre which will be your Green Room. You enter through Warburton Lane off Warburton St from Talara Rd off The Kingsway - please note you can NOT enter Warburton St from Gymea Bay Rd as it is closed for the festival. Arrival time: 12.15pm Performing time: 12.45 - 1.45pm and this includes bumping in and out of the stage Band Uniform. Yr 10 do not need to stay for bump out and they are on exams next week.
Monday
28
October
28 October
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
This competition is designed to give students from the Sutherland Shire the opportunity to gain experience in different ranges of public speaking experience, to make their voices heard on an array of topical issues. Transport: Parents will need to make arrangements for their child to and from the venue. Dress Code: Full school uniform. Food: Students are to bring their own snacks. Students are to bring their own water. Students are to bring: A pen or pencil and a notebook. Mobile phone - a fully charged mobile phone in case of early/late finished or emergencies.
Monday
28
October
28 October
8:45 AM-3:00 PM
Description: A 'Gala Day' is a non-competitive, social, fun day of sport and activity. It is an opportunity to meet students from other Sutherland Zone high schools. Students have three activities to select from: Oztag - Karrela Oval Soccer - Kareela Oval Court Games - Gymea Hgh School. Cost: $15.00 Venue: Kareela Synthetic Field and Gymea High School Transport: Students will travel to and from the venue via chartered bus. Buses will leave KHS at 9am sharp. Dress Code: KHS Sport/PE uniform is to be worn. Students who have selected Oztag may wear oztag shorts or tights. Students who have selected mini-soccer must bring shinpads. Food: No canteen facilities will be available. Students are advised to bring adequate food, drinks and water. Students are to Bring: Hat or cap and sunscreen Additional Information: Students must NOT bring expensive items as the school takes no responsibility for any potential theft or loss. In case of cancellation, students will be advised prior and are expected to attend their regular timetabled lesson in full school uniform.
Monday
28
October
28 October
2:00-3:00 PM
Kuranulla Mentoring: Culturally safe mentoring for First Nations Youth by staff from Kurranulla. This program will continue in Term 3: Weeks 3, 5, 7 and 9; and Term 4: Weeks 3, 5, 7 and 9. Students will meet every second week (every Week A) during Period 5 (Week 3,5,7 and 9). Venue: KHS Library (21 Hunter St Kirrawee) Dress Code: Full school uniform. Food: Students are to bring their own water. Educational Outcomes: SD2: A Planned Approach to Wellbeing - Promotion of cultural and academic goals for First Nations Students.
Thursday
31
October
31 October
10:16-10:46 AM
Prayer Group is a recess group where students will be engaging in prayer and discussion. Students will be praying for one another, their friends, family, events and many other things. They will also be having discussions about prayer and more. The group will be held in a classroom weekly with teacher supervision. Dates: Every Thursday recess from Term 2, Week 2 onwards.
Thursday
07
November
07 November
10:16-10:46 AM
Prayer Group is a recess group where students will be engaging in prayer and discussion. Students will be praying for one another, their friends, family, events and many other things. They will also be having discussions about prayer and more. The group will be held in a classroom weekly with teacher supervision. Dates: Every Thursday recess from Term 2, Week 2 onwards.
We ask that you acknowledge the ancestors of this land, the Dharawal speaking people.
We are grateful that they cared for these lands, From the tall Eucalypts, To the Gymea Lily, And Deeban – the waterways of Port Hacking surrounding us.
We pay our respects to the great artist who engraved on the rocks, Buri Buri – the whale, Buru – kangaroo, And Dhan – fish, And we look up to the Kirrawee, the sulphur crested cockatoos, Who still fly over our school.
We also pay our respects to our elders, Both past and present amongst us, As they hold the stories, Traditions and Knowledge.
We invite all people to learn, Flourish And achieve, As they journey through our school, Kirrawee High School.
Kirrawee High School is grateful to our local businesses who support the School in so many different ways. Please help by Supporting them.
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It is the sum total of these pillars – indivisible – that represent rigorous and academic learning at Kirrawee High School. They recognise the joy that is learning, the building of skills, the wonder of new ideas, and the urge we all share to express our common values and celebrate our unique identity.
The Signature Strengths of the Kirrawee High School Community were developed following a comprehensive journey initiated by our student leadership groups (Prefects, SRC, Social Justice Council, Sustainability & Environmental Committee, and White Ribbon Ambassadors). The Signature Strengths are communicated across the school, with classroom signs acting as conversation starters between teachers and students.
As the name suggests, the Signature Strengths of the Kirrawee High School Community are for our entire community! The intention of the Signature Strengths is to be far more meaningful and dynamic than mere rules: In the classroom, they are our expectations.
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