PRINCIPAL’S COLUMN
End of School Year
As we conclude the school year, we reflect on a period that has been both engaging and significant for our school community. I would like to emphasise the importance of regular attendance; every day at school provides valuable opportunities for learning, social development, and the building of life-long skills. Please note that the final day of Term 4 for all students and staff will be Friday 19 December 2025.
Japanese School Visit
We were pleased to host students from Takamatsu Kita High School, Japan, in Week 9. This visit provided a valuable opportunity for both our students and our guests to build connections and share cultural experiences, enriching the understanding and appreciation of each other’s backgrounds. Preparations are currently underway for an overseas excursion to Japan scheduled for 2027.
PB4L Rewards Day
On Tuesday 9 December, we celebrated our PB4L Rewards Day, recognising students for their consistent participation and exemplary behaviour through the accumulation of Gotchas. The points earned throughout the term were tallied, and students were rewarded with pizza and a selection of prizes, reflecting their individual levels of achievement.
Coastal Learning Community
We are proud to continue our strong partnership with the Coastal Learning Community (CLC) primary schools. Our Senior Executive team has recently visited these schools to present awards sponsored by Kingscliff High School. We look forward to welcoming Kingscliff P&C, alongside our partner Primary P&C committees for a combined P&C meeting in early 2026.
Wet and Wild
On Thursday 11 December, 200 eligible students from Years 7 to 10 at Kingscliff High School enjoyed a rewarding day at Wet’n’Wild. This End of Year Rewards Day celebrated their consistent achievement, attendance, and positive behaviour throughout the year. Events like this provide valuable support in recognising and encouraging students’ ongoing commitment and efforts.
Student Assemblies and Evening Awards Ceremony
Congratulations to all as we have celebrated the achievements of our students. Yesterday’s assemblies acknowledged the hard work, consistency, improvement and dedication demonstrated across all areas of learning. In the evening, we held a special award ceremony to honour the outstanding accomplishments of our high-achieving students from each year group. We sincerely appreciate the parents who took the time to join us in recognising and celebrating the successes of our students and thank all the sponsors of our major awards.
HSC 2025 Results
We eagerly anticipate the release of the HSC 2025 results at the end of Term 4, confident that they will reflect the hard work and dedication of our students. Many have already achieved remarkable success, securing early entry into university, committing to tertiary education pathways, or embarking on careers in the workforce. These forthcoming results are expected to be another proud milestone, highlighting the achievements and potential of our graduating cohort.
Bell Times 2026
This term we trialled holding sport in the morning to explore whether a change in structure would better support student engagement, attendance and learning routines. At the end of the trial, both students and teachers were invited to provide feedback and vote on their preferred option. Based on the overwhelmingly clear feedback from both groups, sport will return to its traditional Wednesday afternoon timeslot from 2026 onwards.
Channel 7 Visits Kingscliff High to Celebrate a Living Legend
Last week, Channel 7 visited our school to interview one of our most treasured staff members, Alwyn Race. https://bcove.video/4p8BMSZ Alwyn may well be the longest-serving school employee in NSW! His remarkable career began in 1954, when he started work as a cleaner at public schools in Murwillumbah, Tweed River and Tumbulgum. Seventy years later, Alwyn continues to serve our community with the same good humour, efficiency and generosity that have defined his working life. He is a dedicated groundsman at both Kingscliff High School and Tumbulgum Public School. This year he celebrated his 90th birthday and we are incredibly proud to acknowledge Alwyn’s extraordinary contribution and the positive impact he has made across generations of students, staff and families. He attended the NSW Department of Education Service Recognition Dinner at NSW Parliament House in Sydney where he was honoured for his dedication to his profession presented by Mr Murat Dizdar, the Secretary for the NSW Department of Education. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSFLopqEtm1/
School Holidays
Have a wonderful festive season and a safe and relaxing summer holiday. We look forward to welcoming all students back for the start of 2026 on Monday 2 February 2026.
Damien Borg
Relieving Principal
YEARS 7-11 2025 ACADEMIC AND SPORT CEREMONY MONDAY 15 DECEMBER 2025
What a great day to celebrate with our students! We thank all staff and families for their ongoing support of our students, and we all enjoyed celebrating their growth, success and development. We would like to acknowledge and thank the following sponsors of our awards: The Coastal Academy of STEM Excellence Tweed Teachers’ Association and NSW Teacher’s Federation Australian Defence Force (ADF) Kingscliff Lions Club Cabarita Beach Pottsville Beach Lions Club Rotary Club of Kingscliff Sustainable Futures Australia AMPOL Thanks to all our external presenters:
- David Ella, the P-12 Advisor, Schools and Transition Unit, from the Aboriginal Education and Communities Office of the Secretary, for the NSW Department of Education
- David Wilkinson from the Kingscliff Lions Club
- Barbara Cahill from the Cabarita Beach Pottsville Beach Lions Club.
- Amelia Bucci, a current Rotary Exchange student and Paul Barbagallo from the Rotary Club of Kingscliff
Thank you to our Relieving Principal and Deputy Principals, Head Teachers, Year Advisers and staff for their support of our students and attendance at our ceremony to present these prestigious awards. Thank you to our students for their contribution to our evening’s ceremony: Akayla Davison for Acknowledgement of Country, performances from Maizy Toole, Ace Hurman, Beau Anderson and Axel Thoms. Thank you to our 2026 School Captains Archie Allsopp and Mieka Hedges for being our chairpersons. And finally, thank you to our Formal Assemblies Coordinator Mrs O’Keeffe who makes evenings like this happen.
YEARS 7-11 2025 MAJOR FACULTY AWARDS
Creative and Performing Arts Medal (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: DYLAN PORTER Year 8 Recipient: MABEL PENTLAND Year 9 Recipient: RUBY ANGUS Year 10 Recipient: JIMMY HARRY Year 11 Recipient: TESSA CORNELL
English Medal (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: HARU KANETSUKI Year 8 Recipient: ABBEE GARLAND Year 9 Recipient: AVA DONOHUE Year 10 Recipient: MARTHA PLUMMER Year 11 Recipient: INDRA NAIDU
P&C Literacy Achievement (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: CEDAR DREW-PERKISS Year 8 Recipient: EZRA MOORE Year 9 Recipient: JETT HAND Year 10 Recipient: CLAUDIA RISHTON-POTTER Year 11 Recipient: ZOE BROWNJOHN
Human Society and Its Environment Medal (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: JENSON CRICHTON Year 8 Recipient: EDITH PLUMMER Year 9 Recipient: POPPI PEARD Year 10 Recipient: CAITLYN ALDER Year 11 Recipient: ZOE LAWRENCE
Technology Mandatory – Industrial Arts (Years 7-8)
Year 7 Recipient: SAVANNAH ABEL Year 8 Recipient: KIESHA MCCLYMONT
Industrial Technology Medal (Year 9-11)
Year 9 Recipient: NICHOLAS PHELAN Year 10 Recipient: JACK STEWART Year 11 Recipient: ASHA WARBURTON
Japanese Medal (Year 8-11)
Year 8 Recipient: MALIBU DEWAR Year 9 Recipient: ELI HARRIS
Mathematics Medal (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: TREY RODENBURG Year 8 Recipient: MALIBU DEWAR Year 9 Recipient: SOPHIA JOVAISA Year 10 Recipient: SLATER CLARKE Year 11 Recipient: JADE SYMONDS
Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Medal (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: OLLIE JOVAISA Year 8 Recipient: RAIMANA HOPPER Year 9 Recipient: SAMUEL ELLA Year 10 Recipient: KURT O’MEARA Year 11 Recipient: ZOE LAWRENCE
Science Medal (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: TREY RODENBURG Year 8 Recipient: MALIBU DEWAR Year 9 Recipient: POPPI PEARD Year 10 Recipient: MARTHA PLUMMER Year 11 Recipient: JACK EWINGTON
Technology Mandatory (Years 7-8)
Year 7 Recipient: HARU KANETSUKI Year 8 Recipient: MINAMI MURRAY
Technology and Applied Studies Medal (Years 9-11)
Year 9 Recipient: PAULINE DIAMANTE Year 10 Recipient: MARTHA PLUMMER Year 11 Recipient: TAYLA HALL
Principal’s Award (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: OLLIE JOVAISA Year 8 Recipient: MALIBU DEWAR Year 9 Recipient: ELI HARRIS Year 10 Recipient: MARTHA PLUMMER Year 11 Recipient: CLARE HARRIS
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Award (Years 7-11)
Year 7 Recipient: MARSHALL APPO Year 8 Recipient: AKAYLA DAVISON Year 9 Recipient: KENESHA DARGAN Year 10 Recipient: EBONY PEATE Year 11 Recipient: KOBI BEATON
YEARS 7-11 2025 MAJOR SPORTS AWARDS
Sportsman of the Year (Year 7-11)
Year 7 Recipients: OLLIE JOVAISA FRASER APPO Year 8 Recipient: DAVI GIANNINI Year 9 Recipient: KAI ROBINSON Year 10 Recipient: BEAU RODENBURG Year 11 Recipient: BRODY FELTON
Sportswoman of the Year (Year 7-11)
Year 7 Recipients: SOPHIE ELLA MILLA JOHNSON Year 8 Recipient: SOPHIE WHEELAHAN Year 9 Recipient: ARLI TAPSALL-STALLAN Year 10 Recipient: AVA CHRISTIANSEN Year 11 Recipient: MARLEE SCHAFFER – also Marlee Schaffer has also been recognised for Outstanding Performance in Athletics by the Twin Towns Social Runners & Walkers Club
2025 Kingscliff High School Sports Star of the Year
Year 10 Recipient: SIENA HOOPMANN
North Coast Blue Award
Year 9 Recipient: KAI ROBINSON Year 10 Recipient: SIENA HOOPMANN
YEARS 7-11 2025 MAJOR AWARDS
The Coastal Academy of STEM Excellence – Stage 4 & Stage 5
Outstanding application to the Young Change Agents - Digital Boss - English Task. Outstanding application to the team presentation at the One Earth One Future STEM Event. Application and teamwork at the Griffith University - Science On The Go - STEM Excellence Excursion. Recipient Stage 4: HARU KANETSUKI Application and commitment to STEM Excellence opportunities in 2025, including supporting and working with Stage 3 STEM Excellence students. Supporting STEM enrichment, including assisting with video, recording and editing photography from the STEM Olympiad and One Earth One Future STEM events and Pottsville Primary School events. Recipient Stage 5: JASON EDWARDS
Tweed Teachers’ Association and NSW Teacher’s Federation Award
The Tweed Teachers’ Association and NSW Teachers’ Federation have donated 2 x $25 prizes for students who exemplify values of public education. Year 9 Recipient: KRISTINE ALBORTE Year 10 Recipient: NOAH VANDENDRIEST
2025 Australian Defence Force (ADF) Long Tan Youth Leadership and Teamwork (Year 10)
The ADF Long Tan Leadership and Teamwork Award recognises students who demonstrate leadership and teamwork within both the school and the broader community and who display strong values, such as doing one’s best, respect for others and ‘mateship’ values considered integral to both the ADF and Australian society. Year 10 Recipient: ISABELLA MATTHIAS
2025 ADF Future Innovators Award (Year 10)
The ADF Future Innovators award was introduced in 2020. This award recognises students’ science and mathematics abilities while highlighting the value the navy, army and airforce place on STEM skills and STEM career opportunities within defence. The Year 10 recipient will receive a prize of $250. Year 10 Recipient: KOBY WILLEMS
Kingscliff Lions Club Award for Outstanding Service and Leadership (Year 10)
The successful candidate is the student who has best demonstrated outstanding service to the school and leadership, of peers in school contexts, but not excluding community service. Year 10 Recipient: JIMMY HARRY
David Walshe Award for the Best All Rounder (Year 10)
The successful candidate is the student who has best demonstrated achievement at the highest levels in a combination of academic, sporting, cultural and civic endeavours. Year 10 Recipient: SIENA HOOPMANN
Cabarita Beach Pottsville Beach Lions Club Award for Outstanding Commitment and Effort (Year 10)
The successful candidate received a $200 prize as the student who has most consistently demonstrated determined commitment and effort to study and school requirements whilst at Kingscliff High School. The Award does not consider the level of achievement reached but the actual effort made by the student as they strive to do their best. Year 10 Recipient: ALICE O’BRIEN
Rotary Club of Kingscliff Award for Outstanding Citizenship (Year 10)
A student who has displayed citizenship such as, leadership roles, SRC membership, voluntary work, representing Kingscliff High School at varied functions (social, sporting & civic) and for being a role model for other students Year 10 Recipient: KYLA MORTON
Sustainable Futures Australia Environmental Excellence Award
We would like to acknowledge and thank Sustainable Futures Australia for the sponsorship of the "Sustainable Futures Australia Environmental Excellence Award.” We would like to make all students aware that they will be rewarded and recognised for interest, leadership and commitment to environmental excellence. The award this evening acknowledges a student who has been recognised for outstanding achievements and the positive impact towards the school and community to increase environmental awareness and encourage sustainability. The student received a $50 cheque and letter from Sustainable Futures Australia. Year 10 Recipient: JOZLYN MOORE
AMPOL Best All Rounder Medal (Year 11)
This program acknowledges a student who has made an exemplary contribution to their school and wider community. The Ampol Best All Rounder Award is presented in more than 2,000 schools across Australia. At Ampol, we believe that recognising and celebrating the all-round contribution of students beyond academic achievement is important to building well-rounded graduates that will be our leaders of tomorrow. The quantities that the award recognises include leadership, service and community, sport, arts and culture, attitude and personal conduct. The successful student receives an award pack which includes a medallion, certificate and a letter from Ampol’s Managing Director and CEO, Matt Halliday. Year 11 Recipient: AUSTIN KIRKUP
State Senior Wind Band 2025 (Year 11)
The State Senior Wind Band is coordinated by Department of Education’s Arts Unit. Students performed at the Sydney Opera House as a part of the Festival of Instrumental Music. Year 11 Recipient: AUSTIN KIRKUP
YEARS 7-11 2025 TOP TEN ACADEMIC AWARDS
These students have excelled academically across all subject areas; this is a result of their commitment and dedication to their studies.
Year 7 – Academic Top Ten Students
ETHAN BEE 6th English 7th Science Placed Equal in Creative and Performing Arts JENSON CRICHTON Equal 1st Human Society and its Environment 4th Science Equal 9th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts Equal 9th Technology Mandatory OLLIE JOVAISA 1st Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Equal 2nd Technology Mandatory 3rd Mathematics 3rd Science 5th English Equal 5th Human Society and its Environment CODY KAMNERKDAN 2nd Mathematics Equal 2nd Technology Mandatory Equal 4th Personal Development, Health and Physical Education HARU KANETSUKI 1st English 1st Technology Mandatory Equal 5th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts 9th Personal Development, Health and Physical Education DYLAN PORTER 2nd Science 4th English Equal 4th Human Society and its Environment 10th Mathematics Placed Equal in Creative and Performing Arts ANDIE PRICHARD 2nd Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Equal 5th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts Equal 7th Technology Mandatory TREY RODENBURG 1st Mathematics 1st Science Equal 1st Human Society and its Environment 3rd English QUINCY THORNTON 3rd Human Society and its Environment 5th Science KRISTA WEZENBERG 7th English 7th Mathematics Placed Equal in Creative and Performing Arts
Year 8 – Academic Top Ten Students
MALIBU DEWAR 1st Japanese Equal 1st Mathematics 1st Science 2nd Human Society and its Environment Equal 4th Creative and Performing Arts Equal 5th Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 6th English 7th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts ABBEE GARLAND 1st English Equal 2nd Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts 6th Human Society and its Environment 6th Science INDIANA KIBELKSTIS 2nd Japanese 3rd English Equal 4th Creative and Performing Arts 8th Mathematics 8th Science Equal 10th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts LAWSON MCINTOSH Equal 1st Creative and Performing Arts Equal 1st Mathematics Equal 3rd Japanese 3rd Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 3rd Science 4th English Equal 4th Human Society and its Environment 6th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts EDITH PLUMMER 1st Human Society and its Environment Equal 1st Creative and Performing Arts 2nd English 2nd Science Equal 3rd Japanese 4th Mathematics CAMPBELL TUNNICLIFF 7th English 9th Human Society and its Environment 10th Mathematics Equal 10th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts ZAC WARBURTON 3rd Mathematics Equal 8th Japanese Equal 10th Creative and Performing Arts Equal 10th Technology Mandatory - Industrial Arts FAITH WATSON 3rd Human Society and its Environment 7th Science Equal 9th English Equal 10th Technology Mandatory SOPHIE WHEELAHAN Equal 3rd Technology Mandatory 4th Science 7th Human Society and its Environment 7th Mathematics 8th English Equal 8th Japanese Equal 8th Personal Development, Health and Physical Education CHARLIE YOUNG 5th English 5th Mathematics 5th Science 10th Human Society and its Environment
Year 9 – Academic Top Ten Students
KRISTINE ALBORTE 1st Commerce 100 hours 2nd Food Technology 200 hours 2nd Japanese 200 hours Equal 9th English 9th Science BEAU ANDERSON 1st Music 200 hours 2nd Industrial Technology - Timber 200 hours 2nd Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 2nd Physical Activity and Sports Studies 100 hours 9th Maths LILLIE BRIDGEWOOD 1st Visual Arts 100 hours Equal 2nd Child Studies 200 hours 2nd Geography 2nd Maths 3rd Music 200 hours 6th English 7th Science AVA DONOHUE 1st English Equal 3rd Food Technology 200 hours 3rd Marine and Aquaculture Technology 100 hours 6th Geography JADE HARLOW Equal 3rd Child Studies 100 hours 3rd Commerce 200 hours Equal 5th Visual Arts 200 hours 6th Science 8th Geography ELI HARRIS 1st Japanese 200 hours 2nd Marine and Aquaculture Technology 100 hours 3rd Maths 3rd Science 5th Commerce 200 hours WILLIAM IND 3rd Marine and Aquaculture Technology 200 hours 3rd Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 4th Maths Equal 5th Physical Activity and Sports Studies 200 hours SOPHIA JOVAISA 1st Child Studies 100 hours 1st Geography 1st Maths 2nd Science Equal 3rd Visual Arts 200 hours POPPI PEARD 1st Commerce 200 hours 1st Science 2nd Child Studies 100 hours 3rd English 3rd Geography Equal 3rd Visual Arts 200 hours 6th Maths SIENNA SMITH Equal 2nd Commerce 100 hours Equal 3rd Food Technology 200 hours 4th English 10th Science
Year 10 – Academic Top Ten Students
AVALON BARNARD 3rd Physical Development, Health and Physical Education 3rd Visual Arts 100 hours 5th Textiles Technology 200 hours 6th English 8th Marine and Aquaculture Technology 200 hours 8th Science EDEN BATES 1st Commerce 200 hours 2nd English 4th Child Studies 200 hours 6th Agricultural Technology 100 hours 10th Mathematics 10th Science SLATER CLARKE 1st Mathematics 2nd Physical Activity and Sports Studies 200 hours 2nd Science 3rd Industrial Technology - Timber 100 hours 9th Physical Development, Health and Physical Education MILLIE HARRIES 1st Child Studies 200 hours 3rd History 6th Agricultural Technology 100 hours 9th Physical Development, Health and Physical Education SIENA HOOPMANN 4th Science 4th Textiles Technology 200 hours 5th Food Technology 100 hours 7th Mathematics 7th Physical Development, Health and Physical Education 9th English BILLIE HURST 2nd History 4th English 5th Photographic and Digital Media 100 hours 9th Commerce 200 hours MAYA NAIDU 2nd Visual Design 200 hours 3rd English 3rd Food Technology 100 hours 4th Mathematics 6th Science 10th Marine and Aquaculture Technology 200 hours EWAN PLUMMER 1st Marine and Aquaculture Technology 100 hours 3rd Commerce 200 hours 5th English 9th Mathematics MARTHA PLUMMER 1st English 1st Food Technology 100 hours 1st Science 1st Textiles Technology 200 hours 3rd Visual Design 200 hours 6th Mathematics 9th History OLIVIA WATT 1st Food Technology 200 hours 2nd Marine and Aquaculture Technology 200 hours 5th Mathematics
Year 11 – Academic Top Ten Students
TESSA CORNELL 1st Ancient History 1st Drama 2nd Earth and Environmental Science 3rd Legal Studies 3rd Visual Arts 4th English Advanced SAMANTHA CROWLEY 1st English Extension 1 2nd Community and Family Studies 5th Aboriginal Studies 6th Ancient History MACEY FRANCE 5th Visual Arts 5th Health and Movement Studies 6th Biology 6th English Advanced 7th Ancient History TAYLA HALL 1st Community and Family Studies 1st Food Technology 3rd Aboriginal Studies 5th Health and Movement Studies 8th English Standard CLARE HARRIS 2nd Legal Studies 2nd Health and Movement Studies 10th Biology ZOE LAWRENCE 1st Aboriginal Studies 1st Health and Movement Studies 2nd Ancient History 3rd Biology 3rd English Advanced 3rd Mathematics Advanced DYLAN LENGYEL 4th Business Studies 6th Mathematics Advanced 8th Health and Movement Studies INDRA NAIDU 1st English Advanced 2nd Biology 2nd Mathematics Advanced 3rd Ancient History 6th Visual Arts 10th Health and Movement Studies JADE SYMONDS 1st Biology 1st Economics 1st Mathematics Advanced 2nd Chemistry 2nd English Advanced TUESDAY WELCH 1st Visual Arts 4th Health and Movement Studies 5th Ancient History 9th English Advanced
General News
Year 7 2026 and Year 8 2026
The Equipment Lists for Year 7 2026 and Year 8 2026 can be accessed via our website at: https://kingscliff-h.schools.nsw.gov.au/learning-and-support/stage-4
Attendance
As we head into the end of the school year, it remains important that your child attends school every single day. School is the best place for students to learn as well as to build social connections and life-long skills.
School Calendar
See our School Calendar to stay up to date with the latest activities and events taking place at Kingscliff High School. Https://kingscliff-h.schools.nsw.gov.au/school-life/events Https://kingscliff-h.sentral.com.au/webcal/calendar/1 Other information Find term dates, school holidays and other important dates for all NSW public schools. Https://education.nsw.gov.au/schooling/calendars
BELL TIMES
This term we trialed holding sport in the morning to explore whether a change in structure would better support student engagement, attendance, and learning routines. At the end of the trial, both students and teachers were invited to provide feedback and vote on their preferred option. Based on the overwhelmingly clear feedback from both groups, sport will return to its traditional Wednesday afternoon timeslot from 2026 onwards.
Ms Browne's Year 8 Science class - Making mixtures
Stymie
“Truth doesn’t need your input to exist… gossip does.” When we choose truth, we choose integrity, safety and respect. Gossip grows only when we feed it, repeat it, or stay silent while it harms someone else. In our schools, that choice can be the difference between someone feeling safe or feeling targeted. Truth stands on its own - but gossip relies on us to keep it alive. Choose to be the person who stops the cycle, not the one who fuels it. Let’s starve the things that hurt.. and strengthen the things that heal. #stopthespread #truthwins #stymiecommunity #stymie #saysomething #studentsfirst #childsafeguarding #kindnessalways #forthekids #safelearningspaces #wegotyou #wehearyou #nohateheremate #cultureofcare
Sport
Australian Wanderers Hockey Team
Year 7 students Damon Bartlett and Max Bachmann toured with the Australian Wanderers Hockey Team and enjoyed an unforgettable experience in Fiji, competing against local sides and praising the incredible athleticism and skill of the Fijian players. Throughout the tour, the boys took part in exciting matches, received high-quality coaching from experienced staff, and explored the beautiful regions of Nadi and Suva. The trip not only strengthened their hockey skills but also provided an enriching cultural experience, helping them build international friendships and memories they will treasure.
School Calendar
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P&C Uniform Shop
P&C Uniform Shop additional opening hours
Please note opening hours are subject to change due to limited staff availability for the P&C Uniform Shop
Please contact the P&C for further information
https://kingscliff-h.schools.nsw.gov.au/school-life/uniform
- Payment at the P&C Uniform Shop is by cash, cheque, and EFTPOS.
- The P&C Uniform Shop is located near our Science block on the left-hand side of the ramp.
- For more information, please contact the P&C Uniform Shop at Email: pckingscliffhigh@gmail.com
Parent/Carer Contact Details
Updating contact details – are your contact details up to date?
Sometimes we will need to contact you, including on the day that your child is absent if you haven’t notified the school with a reason for your child being away.
If your contact details are out of date or if you’re not sure, please contact the Front Office staff so we can update our records and can contact you quickly when we need to.
Please include parent/carers name, address, phone numbers, email address and emergency contact details. Please remember to contact the school if any of these details or your circumstances change.