Amped Up: Rock Out 2026 Brings the House Down
Always a standout on the School calendar, Rock Out once again delivered an unforgettable night, showcasing the incredible musical talents of our students across both Junior and Senior Schools. On Wednesday 1 April 2026, our community came alive in The Quad as students, staff, families, and friends gathered for an evening packed with high-energy performances,…
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Year 6 Leaders Inspired at GRIP Leadership Day
A small yet committed group of our Year 6 leaders recently attended the GRIP Leadership Day, an all‑day conference held at the Plenary Hall at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. With an early 7:30am start, we travelled by train and arrived in time for the 9:00am beginning of the program. The conference challenged the…
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Alumni Spotlight: Myles Fraser – Class of 2023
Ever since my time at The Knox School, I have always been drawn to understanding the way things work, asking questions, solving problems, and challenging myself both academically and personally. TKS fostered an environment where I could be myself and not be afraid to put myself out there. Through many opportunities including leadership positions and…
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Achievement: A Term of Progress and Possibility
As Term 1 draws to a close, we came together as a Senior School community this week to reflect on what has been a busy, productive, and rewarding start to the year. Our End of Term Assembly was an opportunity not only to celebrate outstanding student achievements, but also to recognise the collective effort, growth,…
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The TKS Falcon Squad Recover Right at St Kilda Football Club
Last Friday 20 March, our TKS Falcon Squad Students participated in an exciting and enriching excursion to the St Kilda Football Club, where they took part in the Recover Right program at the Danny Frawley Centre for Health and Wellbeing. This unique experience gave students an insight into elite-level recovery practices used by professional athletes…
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Cultural Diversity Week Assembly 2026
This year’s Senior School Cultural Diversity Week Assembly was a vibrant celebration of our School community, kicking off a week of exciting cultural activities across the campus. Students took centre stage, sharing the richness of their cultures through music, dance, storytelling, and creative displays. Social Justice, Diversity, and Inclusion Prefects for 2026, Hannah Abdel-Hafez and Emilio Hobbs, opened the…
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Curious About Year 1’s Wildlife Adventure?
Year 1 Students enjoyed a fantastic excursion to Moonlit Sanctuary on Monday 23 March, where they participated in an engaging, hands-on learning experience centered on Australian animals and their habitats. Students explored the Sanctuary grounds and had the exciting opportunity to feed kangaroos and wallabies. They learned about how these animals move, what they eat,…
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A Wild First Adventure: Prep’s Zoo Incursion Experience
On Monday 23 March, our Prep students enjoyed their very first incursion, welcoming Wild Action Zoo into the classroom for an exciting hands-on learning experience. Across the sessions, students met and engaged with a range of native Australian animals, with many even having the opportunity to safely hold and interact with them. This memorable experience…
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Pink Stumps Day: Cricket, Community, and Compassion
On Friday 13 March, our School community came together for Pink Stumps Day – a fun and meaningful lunchtime cricket match organised by the TKS Sports Student Leadership Team, led by Prefects Max Worthy and Aleisha Cormick. Students from each year level took part in a friendly game of cricket competing against teachers. It was…
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International Women’s Day: Balancing the Scales
On Tuesday 10 March 2026, The Knox School community came together for a special whole-School assembly to recognise International Women’s Day (IWD), bringing together students from Year 2 to 12. International Women’s Day was officially observed on Sunday 8 March, with this year’s theme announced by UN Women Australia: “Balance the Scales.” The theme highlights…
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