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After a long break from the Kibbutz Garden due to online learning, the students didn’t waste a minute during their session last week and worked hard moving the mulch from the truck via wheelbarrows to make a path using rakes alongside the fence. Amit (our resident kibbutz gardener) encouraged the children to create a tunnel […]

Victoria’s AFL Grand Final Eve public holiday was renamed ‘Thank You Day’ this year to show appreciation to those who have made sacrifices to contain the spread of Coronavirus. During a class discussion, we spoke about the importance of showing people our appreciation and acknowledge how much they have done for all of us to

Our school community was treated to some light comic relief, courtesy of KDSPA. They hosted a virtual Comedy Night on Wednesday night featuring Dave Hughes and Des Dowling. It was a wonderful escape from the reality of the pandemic we all face. Many thanks KDSPA for organising this. RETURN TO SCHOOL NEWS

The excitement was palpable at the Junior School at the start of the week as students returned to campus for the first time in 4 months! The music was pumping as everyone arrived. Then the music paused and there was an excited announcement “Boker Tov Yeladim!” To which the crowd erupted with a mighty “Boker

The King David School had the privilege of participating in the 2020 Australasian Philosothon, held on the 29th and 30th of September.

Please watch the following video about the exciting completion of solar panel installation across the School: https://vimeo.com/465603523/dce6a1c9b1

Junior School students enjoyed an amazing virtual Rosh Hashanah festival yesterday, exploring themes of Rosh Hashanah through craft, song, stories, discussion, and construction. They were engaged in Jewish experiential learning drawing on their creativity and prompting reflection and debate. The Junior JLife Team wish you all good health and blessings for a sweet new year!

This week Year 8 celebrated the culmination of their term’s work in a virtual Passion for Thinking evening. After several weeks of planning, research and design of a website portfolio, our Year 8 students presented their Passion for Thinking (P4T) projects to their families. Projects included creating YouTube channels to teach Auslan; starting innovative businesses

Prep to Year 5 students are buzzing with excitement for the upcoming High Holy Days! We have been hard at work learning about, preparing for and immersing in knowledge of this awesome time of year. And sweet voices have rung out in chorus across Google Meets! Chodesh Elul, the month of Elul which precedes the

In Mikolot (‘The Voices’), a national public-speaking competition between Jewish schools, Alex Cowen (Year 10) qualified for the finals which was held earlier today. She placed third which is an incredible achievement. Competing against a very strong group of articulate Jewish students from schools nationally, Alex did herself and the School proud. The judges comments