How Many Polka Dots Can You Spot?
Students from Years 4 to 6 have recently been diving into the vibrant, whimsical and deeply meaningful world of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, whose work has recently been featured at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). This exhibition was the most visited ticketed exhibition in the history of the NGV welcoming over 570,537 guests. Known…
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A Tribute to Anzac Day
Each year, The Knox School community gathers to honour Anzac Day, paying tribute to the valiant individuals who served our nation. This year’s ceremony, held beneath our campus flagpoles, was led by Senior School prefects. They highlighted the day’s significance, shared soldiers’ letters and poems and brought history to life. The wreath-laying by our Senior…
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Comment Ca-Va? Nǐ hǎo ma?
On Tuesday 1 April 2025, our Year 4 students embarked on an extraordinary journey – without ever leaving the classroom! As part of their exciting Languages curriculum, the students travelled from China to France in a special Parent Showcase event, bringing cultures, languages and traditions from both countries to life. Year 4 students greeted their…
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How Do You Guide and Inspire Others?
This is the question that was posed to our Junior School Captains, Maya and Adam, when they attended the prestigious ‘Dream and Lead’ Leadership Conference at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre in March 2025. This dynamic event is designed to ignite the leadership potential of Junior School students, helping them unlock their capabilities and establish strong…
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Have You Ever Been On A Teddy Bear Picnic?
Our Early Learning Centre students recently enjoyed a delightful Teddy Bear Picnic, a fun-filled event that combined outdoor play and learning! On a sunny day, children brought their favourite teddy bears and gathered for a picnic full of exciting activities. The day started with children helping pack picnic baskets, practising teamwork and setting up blankets…
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Where In The World Is Year 6? Canberra Camp!
Our Year 6 students recently embarked on an enriching excursion to Canberra, gaining firsthand insights into Australia’s government, history, and culture. This immersive experience reinforced their Term 1 Humanities studies on Civics and Citizenship, where they explored Australia’s democracy, the path to Federation and the impact of decision-making in shaping our nation. During their visit…
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Did You Celebrate World Maths Day? We Did!
On Wednesday 26 March 2025, students from Years 4 to 6 at The Knox School came together to celebrate World Maths Day with an exciting lineup of activities! The day kicked off with the highly anticipated Worldwide Mathletics challenges during Period 1, where students joined an online session and tested their skills against others worldwide….
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IN THE MEDIA: Reimagining Education with our Principal, Nikki Kirkup (CEO Magazine)
The Knox School is immensely proud to see Principal and Chief Executive, Nikki Kirkup, featured by The CEO Magazine for her exceptional leadership of our community. Her visionary approach to education is nothing short of transformative, as we courageously challenge outdated systems and reimagine learning for the demands of the 21st century. In her inspiring…
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All Aboard! Prep Students Visit Myuna Farm
Our Prep students had an unforgettable day at Myuna Farm on Tuesday 18 March 2025. The sun was shining and the students had the opportunity to meet, feed and learn about a wide variety of animals, making the day both fun and educational. The students represented TKS with pride, demonstrating respect and responsibility as they…
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How Do We Integrate STEM Across the Junior School Curriculum?
STEM education is more than a set of standalone subjects; it is a dynamic approach to learning that connects disciplines and brings real-world relevance to the classroom. At our school, we integrate STEM across the Junior School curriculum to provide students with rich, interdisciplinary experiences that build essential skills and inspire a love for learning….
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