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King's fosters a warm, inclusive community where students feel supported and connected to peers, staff and families. The King's Community is a diverse network including boarders, parents and Old Boys, creating social and emotional support and belonging. Boarding is central to school life and helps students develop independence, resilience and lasting friendships. The school emphasizes staying connected with families through events and participation in drama, arts and sport, reinforcing a sense of belonging across the King's community.
The School is committed to meeting the individual learning and other needs of its students, including students with disabilities. Enrollment will only proceed if the School can meet the student's needs with reasonable adjustments; it may refuse enrollment if it cannot meet needs, or if adjustments would impose unjustifiable hardship. The School may review enrolment from time to time and may cancel enrollment if it can no longer meet the student's needs, even with adjustments. Sons of Old Boys have priority entry, subject to meeting the academic and co-curricular requirements.
The King's School supports international students with English language considerations. International students must meet English language proficiency requirements; for Tudor House Years 3-6, simple spoken and written English is expected; for Years 7-11 AEAS testing is required with benchmarks (Year 7 AEAS 70%, Years 8-9 75%, Year 10 80%, Year 11 85%). The school conducts orientation for new international students, and publishes international student handbooks and policies; ESOS framework governs international student matters.
Pastoral Care assists students to develop a sense of belonging and promotes their wellbeing. The King's Community fosters belonging and supportive engagement across boarders, parents and staff. Boarding is central to school life, helping students develop independence and resilience and form lifelong friendships.
The King's School is committed to a child safe culture in which the safety, wellbeing and participation of students are paramount. Safeguarding the interests, dignity and rights of students is achieved through NSW Child Safe Standards. The School has zero tolerance for child abuse.
The King's School is an independent, boys' school in Australia for students aged 4 to 18, with boarding at the heart of school life. The curriculum combines the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Diploma Programme (DP) with NSW Australian Curriculum. In the Preparatory School six Units of Inquiry integrate Science, History and Geography, the Arts, Mandarin and Physical Education, taught in an inquiry-based, globally minded context. Specialist classes include Music, Visual Arts, Woodwork, Physical Education, Biblical Studies, Mandarin and STEM, supported by targeted Educational Support Services and an Enrichment & Extension Program for gifted learners; external competitions include the da Vinci Decathlon, Maths Challenge, Maths Olympiad and Write a Book in a Day. The school sits on nearly 480 acres with sport and performance facilities, including 17 ovals, pools, a Theatre, a Music Centre and Drama Centre. A Christian community ethos underpins a strong leadership and service program.
