I firmly believe that every child needs to achieve success regularly. For some, achievement happens in the classroom. For others, their gifting manifests in different ways, such as on a football pitch or a stage.

The Extension Ministries team needed to take a different approach this year, after the cancellation of all overseas trips due to COVID-19.

Our Kahui Ako group have been in the process of looking at the ESOL Principles and seeing how we can incorporate them into our classrooms by using different strategies.

Art is a powerful medium for learning which supports our core values and offers the opportunity to integrate current learning, develop art skills and express abstract ideas.

Service is highly valued by Middle School and many opportunities are given for students to serve within our school and in the wider community.

2020 has presented a series of challenges for the Visual Art students. Watching the world battle with COVID-19, whilst in isolation, inspired our students to create pieces which show resilience, hope and the beauty in God’s creation.

Online learning was a key part of the start of Term 2, but for our Outdoor Education students, lockdown certainly presented some challenges and many changes to plans. Finally, near the end of Term 2 it was great to have the chance finally to get out and about during a 3 day tramping excursion.

Nathanael Brown shares about his recent Gateway work experience at Shine TV.

The service of KingsWay students and alumni featured prominently at the recent annual Hibiscus Coast teenage girls conference, held by the You Are Charitable Trust.

With the ever changing world of digital technology and the amount of time our children spend online, these 10 tips on digital safety could prove to be very useful.

After the effects of lockdown, with many businesses struggling to stay afloat, we wanted to find a way to help our families connect with each other through their business contacts.

We live locally. Let us guide you home.