
When I saw my score, I was surprised, excited and relieved all at once — not because of the number itself, but because it had validated all the late nights, practice papers and worry about tests, SACs, exams and whether any of it would be enough to get into my dream course. I am beyond thrilled that all of the effort and hard work has paid off, and I owe a debt of gratitude to all the teachers and mentors who, over my high school journey, believed in me and saw me to my full potential. It would be remiss to not mention the immense efforts our whole cohort put in this year, that of which only motivated me to work harder, and I am so proud to be able to celebrate the results of Year 12 with such incredible people.
Principal and Chief Executive
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
My time at TKS has been a journey of both academic growth and personal discovery. I’ve loved the culture of curiosity here. Being surrounded by people who genuinely push you to think bigger and dream bolder. The support from teachers and the energy of the community have helped me gain confidence in my abilities and shape a clearer path toward my ambitions. What I value most is the sense of belonging at TKS; it’s a place where you’re encouraged to explore, challenge yourself, and become a better version of who you were when you first arrived.
Louie Handoko
I loved this high school experience and being part of the TKS community. It taught me what real, long-lasting connections look like and helped me grow both personally and academically. I’ve gained life skills that will definitely support my future aspirations, and the challenges and mentorship gave me the confidence to think bigger. Most importantly, my time here has given me a clearer direction and a goal to work toward.
Eric Lu, School Captain
The Knox School has presented me with so much more than just an education — over the years, it has become a community of mentors and peers who have supported and advocated for the development of my character, equipping me with the aptitudes for success and nurturing me into the capable individual I am today.
Linda He, Academic Prefect