“Hold Onto the Memories”: A Magical Night at the 2026 Year 12 Formal
We were thrilled to host the much-anticipated 2026 Year 12 Formal on Friday 20 February at The Grand on Princes. Dressed elegantly in formal attire, our students enjoyed a spectacular evening featuring a delicious three-course meal, a professional photographer, a photobooth and a DJ who kept the dance floor buzzing all night long. The Formal…
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The Hawks Fly Into TKS!
There was great excitement across campus recently as students from both Junior and Senior School welcomed special guests from the Hawthorn Football Club. Our Years 4, 5 and 6 students enjoyed an unforgettable session with experienced players Jack Gunston and Connor Nash, alongside rising young talents Henry Hustwaite and Bodie Ryan. Students were treated to…
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Shaping the Future: Year 6 Leaders Announced for 2026
At The Knox School, we continue our commitment to nurturing the leaders of tomorrow by empowering our students to embrace meaningful roles of responsibility. This philosophy remains central to our educational approach, grounded in the pillars of Knowledge, Skills, and Character. These guiding values inspire our students to lead with purpose, integrity, and compassion, making…
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Students Making a Real Difference: A Taste of Knox Gives Back
We are delighted to share some wonderful news following last year’s A Taste of Knox initiative. Earlier this term, we received a heartfelt message from Eastern Food Rescue, the organisation that received the proceeds from our student-led cookbook project. The email beautifully highlights the very real and meaningful impact our students have made in the community. Through creativity, teamwork and entrepreneurial spirit, our students developed…
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Adventure and Teamwork: Year 7 Camp at The Ranch
Last week, our Year 7 students embarked on an unforgettable camp experience at The Ranch, located on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. The activities-based program was designed to excite, inspire and build students’ confidence as they stepped outside their comfort zones and embraced new challenges. Throughout the camp, students enthusiastically participated in a wide range of activities including horse riding, the Flying Fox, the Giant Swing,…
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“Last First Week” at TKS by Sonali & Liyara, 2026 Media and Marketing Prefects
Starting our final year at TKS feels exciting, emotional, and a little surreal. Walking into School for our “Last First Day” was a reminder of how far we’ve come and how special this year is going to be. As Danu reflected: “When I walked through the gates of the School that once felt big, I…
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Term 1 Student-Lead Fundraising Initiative
Community support for charity partners is an important part of The Knox School, underpinning the development of character within the 3 Journeys framework, sitting alongside academic and skill development. In addition, the opportunity to support community initiatives that are student-led give students agency and develop their leadership and organisation skills while raising awareness of charitable…
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Ready for Year 12? Insights from Those Who’ve Been There
On Tuesday, 10 February 2026, The Knox School proudly welcomed back our high-achieving 2025 Year 12 graduates who attained an ATAR of 90 or above. Their return was celebrated at a special Senior School Assembly, recognising their outstanding accomplishments and inspiring our current Year 12 cohort as they begin their own final chapter at TKS. …
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How Did Our Junior School Set the Tone for an Inspiring 2026?
On Tuesday 10 February 2026, more than 200 parents from our Junior School and Early Learning community gathered for one of the most anticipated events on our calendar — the Junior School Welcome and Information Evening. The outstanding attendance reflected the strength of our school community and marked a positive, energising beginning to the year ahead. The evening kicked…
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Alumni Spotlight: Sharon Wills – Class of 2011
When I think back on my time at The Knox School, what stands out most isn’t a single moment, but the sense that I was encouraged to explore who I was and what I loved. Senior School was a place where I had room to be creative, to try different things, and to follow interests that didn’t always fit neatly into a…
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