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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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17 Aug 2022
Year 10 and 11 students attended the B Street Smart road safety excursion in week 3 to coincide with their “Who’s got your Back” and “L...
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15 Aug 2022
Be ready to ignite your imagination during Science week Science Week is Australia’s largest annual celebration of science, technology, ...
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12 Aug 2022
The NSW Gymnastics Championships were held at the Hunter Sports Centte from Tuesday 2nd to Thursday 4th August. Three students from Kir...
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12 Aug 2022
Did you know you can get a head-start on your future career while still at school? With Skills at School, year 9-12 students can develo...
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17 Aug 2022
Year 10 and 11 students attended the B Street Smart road safety excursion in week 3 to coincide with their “Who’s got your Back” and “L...
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15 Aug 2022
Be ready to ignite your imagination during Science week Science Week is Australia’s largest annual celebration of science, technology, ...
/News category
12 Aug 2022
The NSW Gymnastics Championships were held at the Hunter Sports Centte from Tuesday 2nd to Thursday 4th August. Three students from Kir...
/News category
17 Aug 2022
Year 10 and 11 students attended the B Street Smart road safety excursion in week 3 to coincide with their “Who’s got your Back” and “L...
/News category
15 Aug 2022
Be ready to ignite your imagination during Science week Science Week is Australia’s largest annual celebration of science, technology, ...
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Monday
22
August
22 August
8:52-9:56 AM
Deadly Choices programs are health education and capacity development programs aimed at supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to be positive role models and mentors for their family, peer group, and community by living a healthy lifestyle. Venue: Kirrawee High School Library Time: Students will attend sessions from Week 5-Week 10 this term. Students will attend the lessons in the school library. The sessions will run for 60 mins each Monday. The periods for when the sessions will occur are below Week 5 Monday Period 1 Week 6 Monday Period 2 Week 7 Monday Period 3 Week 8 Monday Period 4 Week 9 Monday Period 5 Week 10-Monday Period 1 Cost: NIL Supervising teachers: Students will be supervised by Karen Armstrong during the sessions. Rachal Allan who works for Cronulla Sharks as the Indigenous Programs Coordinator will run the program. What to bring equipment: Students will be required to bring their laptop. What to wear: Full school uniform. Return to class: Students will attend for the period and then return to class. Students must make a genuine effort to catch up on any missed school work as a result of attending this excursion. This excursion is being conducted with the permission of the principal.
Monday
29
August
29 August
8:52-9:56 AM
Deadly Choices programs are health education and capacity development programs aimed at supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to be positive role models and mentors for their family, peer group, and community by living a healthy lifestyle. Venue: Kirrawee High School Library Time: Students will attend sessions from Week 5-Week 10 this term. Students will attend the lessons in the school library. The sessions will run for 60 mins each Monday. The periods for when the sessions will occur are below Week 5 Monday Period 1 Week 6 Monday Period 2 Week 7 Monday Period 3 Week 8 Monday Period 4 Week 9 Monday Period 5 Week 10-Monday Period 1 Cost: NIL Supervising teachers: Students will be supervised by Karen Armstrong during the sessions. Rachal Allan who works for Cronulla Sharks as the Indigenous Programs Coordinator will run the program. What to bring equipment: Students will be required to bring their laptop. What to wear: Full school uniform. Return to class: Students will attend for the period and then return to class. Students must make a genuine effort to catch up on any missed school work as a result of attending this excursion. This excursion is being conducted with the permission of the principal.
Wednesday
31
August
31 August
8:50 AM-3:00 PM
"Leadershift" is a one-day workshop held at school on Wednesday 31st of August as part of your child's wellbeing and welfare development. "Leadershift", presented by yLead, develops confident, resilient, positive and collaborative leaders. Through a fun and engaging experience students will learn how to strengthen their leadership capacity and become aware of the influence their actions have. Throughout the "Leadershift" experience students will: * Identify five specific practical actions that every student can utilise to have positive influence * Understand that leadership is not just for senior students or those with a badge, rather for everyone to become aware of the influence they have through their positive choices and actions * Develop positive team cohesion by exploring communication and collaboration through a range of problem solving activities * Explore the direct relationship of attitude and results, creating greater accountability * Feel empowered to have greater self-confidence in expressing their views and opinions The cost per student for the "Leadershift" program is $25.
Wednesday
31
August
31 August
8:30 AM-2:30 PM
Students studying Year 11 Geography are required to undertake a mandatory field work trip to complement their course work. The field work will further develop their knowledge in how ecosystems operate. Venue: Karloo Pools Heathcote Hike. Transport: Students will meet Mr Sassine at Kirrawee Station at 830am and a staff representative from the Royal National Park Environmental Education Centre at Heathcote Station. Students will make their way to and from the venue via a train with Mr Sassine. Time: Students will meet Mr Sassine at Kirrawee Station by 830am and will be dismissed from from Heathcote Station at 230pm. Cost: $9 per student. Supervising Teacher: Mr Sassine. What to bring/Equipment Required: Pinboard, Pens and 2L of water. What to wear: Students will be required to wear closed shoes suitable for hiking. Students will be required to wear cloths suitable for a light to moderate hike. Students must make a genuine attempt to catch up on any missed work as a result of attending this excursion. This excursion is being conducted with the permission of the principal.
Friday
02
September
02-04 September
All day
Aim/Reason for Excursion: Ski Trip Venue: Perisher Blue/ Ski Rider Wilsons Valley Transport: Coach Port Stephens Coaches Time: 3:00pm Cost: $635 Supervising Teachers: D.Short, K.McKenzie-Hicks, P.Elliott, M.Scott, K.Adelerhof Students must make a genuine effort to catch up any school work missed as a result of attending this excursion. This excursion is being conducted with the permission of the Principal.
Monday
05
September
05 September
8:52-9:56 AM
Deadly Choices programs are health education and capacity development programs aimed at supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to be positive role models and mentors for their family, peer group, and community by living a healthy lifestyle. Venue: Kirrawee High School Library Time: Students will attend sessions from Week 5-Week 10 this term. Students will attend the lessons in the school library. The sessions will run for 60 mins each Monday. The periods for when the sessions will occur are below Week 5 Monday Period 1 Week 6 Monday Period 2 Week 7 Monday Period 3 Week 8 Monday Period 4 Week 9 Monday Period 5 Week 10-Monday Period 1 Cost: NIL Supervising teachers: Students will be supervised by Karen Armstrong during the sessions. Rachal Allan who works for Cronulla Sharks as the Indigenous Programs Coordinator will run the program. What to bring equipment: Students will be required to bring their laptop. What to wear: Full school uniform. Return to class: Students will attend for the period and then return to class. Students must make a genuine effort to catch up on any missed school work as a result of attending this excursion. This excursion is being conducted with the permission of the principal.
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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