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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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30 May 2023
Well Done to the U15 Girls Netball team winning their first game of the Sydney East Knockout competition. The team defeated Blakehurst ...
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30 May 2023
Kirrawee High have beaten Matraville Sports High in the semi-finals of the Bill Turner Trophy (U15 Girls Soccer). Nova Batman scored a ...
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30 May 2023
Mrs Donohoe's Year 8 Science Class have been learning about how scientific models can be used to predict and explain how matter behaves...
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29 May 2023
🐠🚢 Exciting Update: Year 9 Marine Studies Excursion to Sealife Aquarium and Maritime Museum in Sydney! 🐧🌊 We are thrilled to share ...
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30 May 2023
Well Done to the U15 Girls Netball team winning their first game of the Sydney East Knockout competition. The team defeated Blakehurst ...
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30 May 2023
Kirrawee High have beaten Matraville Sports High in the semi-finals of the Bill Turner Trophy (U15 Girls Soccer). Nova Batman scored a ...
/News category
30 May 2023
Mrs Donohoe's Year 8 Science Class have been learning about how scientific models can be used to predict and explain how matter behaves...
/News category
30 May 2023
Well Done to the U15 Girls Netball team winning their first game of the Sydney East Knockout competition. The team defeated Blakehurst ...
/News category
30 May 2023
Kirrawee High have beaten Matraville Sports High in the semi-finals of the Bill Turner Trophy (U15 Girls Soccer). Nova Batman scored a ...
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Tuesday
06
June
06 June
12:00-2:30 PM
Sutherland Dance Festival 2023 - Technical Rehearsal Date: 6 June 2023 Time: 12:30pm - 02:30pm Venue: The Pavilion Performing Arts Centre Transport: Afternono Technical Rehearsal - students will walkt o Sutherland with the supervising teacher Ms Cherie. Students will be dismissed from the venue at the conculsion of the rehearsal. Evening Performance - parents to arrange transport to and from the venue. Students to Bring: Technical Rehearsal - Dance Costume to change into. Students to Bring: Evening Performance - Dance costume, hair and makeup done. Additional Information: Evening Performance All dancers in the Intermediate Dance Company will need to arrive at 5:45 pm and meet Mrs Cherrie on the steps of the Pavilion. Pick up will be at the same location at 7:30 pm All dancers in the Junior Dance Company will need to arrive at 7:30 pm and meet Mrs Cherrie on the steps of the Pavilion. Pick up will be at the same location at 9:00 pm Tickets can be purchased via the Pavilion Website https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=dancefes23 Intermediate Dance Company are in the 6:00pm show Junior Dance Company are in the 8:00pm.
Wednesday
07
June
07 June
8:30 AM-3:00 PM
Year 12 Chemistry Kickstart Workshop. A Kickstart Chemistry workshop has been organised for Yr12 Chemistry, at The University of Sydney. Date: 7 June 2023 Time: 08:30am - 03:00pm Transport: Students will walk to and from the venue under teacher supervision. Students will be catching public transport to and from the venue. Students require a Child/Youth Opal card. (not the School Opal card) They will be accompanied by a staff member. Face masks are strongly recommended on public transport. Cost: $29.70 Students are to bring: A pen or pencil and a notebook. Opal Card - a valid Personal (not school) Opal Card preloaded with a minimum of $10 credit. Dress Code: Full school uniform, shoes must cover the entire foot and long hair must be tied back. Food: Students are to bring their own water. Food is available for purchase or students can bring their own. In this workshop, students will use spectroscopic techniques to identify an unknown substance. Students will participate in IR Spectroscopy and UV-VIS Spectrophotometry and watch demonstrations of NMR Spectroscopy and AAS. Students must make a genuine effort to catch up on any school work missed as a result of attending this excursion. Venue: University of Sydney Participants: 13 students from year 12 chemistry Educational Outcomes: Workshop for module 8 of the HSC course
Thursday
24
August
24 August
8:00 AM-3:00 PM
B Street Smart provides students with first-hand knowledge and experience around Road Safety Date: Thursday 24th August 2023 Venue: Qudos Bank Arena Transport: Bus Time: 8am Cost: $31.20 ($13.20 Entry and $18.00 Bus) Supervising Teacher/s: PE Staff, Year Advisors, HT Welfare and Careers Advisor What to bring/Equipment Required: Snacks and lunch in a clear plastic bag. Although there will be an opportunity for students to purchase food at the venue. What to wear: Full School Uniform Special Instructions: School bags / large bags are not allowed in the venue. If students are bringing food, it must be in a plastic shopping bag. Students must make a genuine effort to catch up any school work missed as a result of attending this excursion. By giving permission I acknowledge that this event/activity is required to be held in accordance with any current NSW Health COVID-19 Public Health Orders and the NSW Department of Education's policies and procedures. I acknowledge and accept that there is a risk that my child may be exposed to COVID-19 whilst attending and participating at this event. I confirm that my child will not attend if displaying any symptoms of illness, and/or if directed to isolate under public health orders. 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,
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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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