Our ELC playgroup, Kef Kan (fun here) will continue to run every Friday in Term 2. We will have three inspiring guest speakers: an Occupational Therapist, a Speech Therapist, and a Nutrition Therapist.When: Every Friday, 2 May to 4 July inclusiveTime: 10am – 11am Location: 373 Dandenong Road, ArmadaleActivities Include: Sing-along music sessions Age appropriate play-based […]
The Gan Tevah (Bush Kinder) program in our ELC is an amazing opportunity for our children to connect with nature on a regular basis. The program teaches children the values of caring for the environment and respecting the relationships between people, animals, plants, waterways, land, and skies. Through Gan Tevah, children engage in spontaneous
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All students from Years 5 & 6 competed in the Balaclava District Summer Round Robin this week. Students prepared all term for this day and took on the seven other schools in the district in Basketball, Cricket, Hockey, Teeball & Volleystar. Students performed brilliantly, showing wonderful sportsmanship and respect to the game and officials.
I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. Confucius This powerful idea comes to life in our Junior School as the sounds, sights and experiences of Pesach fill the air. Children are not just learning about the Haggadah — they are living it. Through singing, acting, baking, and
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Renowned early 20th century educator John Dewey stated that “All genuine learning comes through experience.” While there is always a place for theoretical knowledge, there is no doubt that practical experiences in which our students are challenged to apply a range of skills and develop their understandings in real world contexts, can prove extremely
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What a stunning celebration of all that our Junior Kinder children have learned this year. They came together to showcase their Jewish learning with a Kabbalat Shabbat surrounded by loved ones. Shabbat Shalom! RETURN TO SCHOOL NEWS
The Alexander Theatre came alive with the vibrant energy of our talented Prep-Year 2 students, who performed their much-anticipated musical, The Long and Winding Road to Solla Sollew, adapted from Dr Seuss’ I Had Troubles Getting to Solla Sollew earlier this week. The show was a delightful blend of timeless Beatles music, dance, and storytelling, narrated by our wonderful Ike Curtis, Jewish
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Last night, our Year 6 students amazed us with their Changemakers Living Museum expo. This was a highlight of their Human Rights and Activism unit. The evening felt alive with energy and creativity, where students embodied changemakers, the individuals who advocated for human rights in a variety of different areas. Each student stepped into the role of
Next week we will farewell our longest standing employee, Cathy Kaiserman. Cathy began at The King David School in 1989 and has devoted the last 35 years of her life to giving her all for the achievements of our school, her colleagues and our students. Over her time at our school there is barely an
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The King David School acknowledges the Bunurong/Boon Wurrung and the Wurundjeri peoples of the Kulin nation as Traditional Owners of the land on which we are fortunate to teach and learn. We also acknowledge Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. In the spirit of tikkun olam, we seek to ‘learn and understand’ the history, struggle and culture of our First Nations People. We pay our respects to them and to their Elders past and present.