PRINCIPAL'S REPORT
As we come to the end of Term 3 - I hope it has been a successful one for our students and families.
Year 12 celebrations
Our Year 12s will finish the term with their breakfast, final assembly and school ball. It is a wonderful celebration of their time at KSHS, and we acknowledge this amazing cohort of students as they prepare for their final assessments and to transition to school leavers.
We will say our final farewells at their Valedictory on 20 November at the Regal Theatre, and information has been distributed directly to families.
New canteen management
Our school and the P&C are pleased to let you know that Metro Canteens has been the successful candidate who will be taking over the operation of the canteen from the start of Term 4. Metro Canteens has extensive experience running school canteens, and the selection panel feel they will be a good fit for the school community.
From the start of Term 4 the canteen will be using Flexischools for online ordering and cashless payments. This means that you will be able to order and pay for items from our school without needing to pay cash or visit in person.
To create an account, you will need to download the app. You can find instructions here.
About Flexischools
Flexischools is Australia's number 1 school ordering solution and operates in more than 2000 schools across Australia. Flexischools takes a market leading approach to information security, having received ISO 27001 certification for its information security management system, and has also successfully participated in the Safer Technologies 4 Schools (ST4S) process - a national standardised approach to evaluating digital products and services used by schools across Australia.
Free travel with a Student SmartRider
Students with a valid Student SmartRider can enjoy free travel on Transperth services for any journey from Monday to Friday, until the end of the 2025 school year.
To access free travel, students must tag on and tag off correctly with a SmartRider every time they use public transport. When travelling by bus, students need to tag on at the front door. They can tag off at any door when exiting.
Tagging on and off helps Transperth plan enough buses to get everyone to and from school safely and on time.
Further information can be found on the Transperth website.
Shrek The Musical Jr
Once again, our KPA students have excelled themselves in our annual production. We send a huge congratulations to Anna and Michelle for another successful production this year – and thank all the staff, students and parents who have supported them to make this happen.
Enjoy this post Shrek The Musical Jr | Stage Whispers




Congratulations – Youth Innovation Think Tank
Congratulations to our team of Year 12 student who participated in the Youth Innovation Think Tank grand final. There were 4 teams who made it this far and although they did not win, they were very competitive, and the judges excited by their pitch. It has been a wonderful opportunity to extend their skills and thinking.
Congratulations – WA Robotics Playoffs
Our STEM Club students competed as Team 9191 – My Chemical Robots at the WARP event. The event saw 30 teams from across WA, including entries from Curtin and Murdoch universities. Our team placed second overall, finishing just behind a Curtin University alliance, and was awarded the Creativity Award for their innovative robot design. What a super effort!



Congratulations – apprenticeship success
Congratulations to Kurt Wilson and Chevy Coleman for securing apprenticeships with ISUZU Major Motors and High Ground Electrical following their WPL program.
KSESC – Kalability Basketball carnival
Congratulations to our Year 12 Sports Coaching students who recently umpired and officiated at the Kalamunda Secondary Education Support Centre’s Kalability Basketball carnival.
Visual Art Educator workshop
Thank you to GAT Coordinator Emma Goodin, and former GAT student Eleisha Pirouet who hosted a Visual Art Educator workshop at the school.
Dance and Fashion workshop at WAPPA
Our Dance students observed and participated in high-level classical and contemporary classes, while Fashion students explored design, costume, and production studios. It was a valuable excursion that highlighted discipline, creativity and professionalism opening curiosity in creative pathways.



Dance and Drama showcase
A wonderful celebration of the student’s talent, hard work and dedication and inspiring to see the growth and creativity they brought to the stage.



Outdoor Adventure Program
Year 7 OAP class alongside the Year 12 Cert II OREC class participated in a mountain bike ride to Pickering Brook, while the Year 8 OAP group made their way south to hike up Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Ranges, Bald Head Trail in Albany and a tour of the ANZAC museum to finish off the week.





RUOK day
Our students hosted activities for our students and we thank the Rapid Relief Team who hosted a staff breakfast.
KSHS – Green Team
Our Green Team along with students from Certificate Conservation and Ecosystems and Science in Practice courses recently participated in the WasteSorted Student Meet.


House Athletics Carnival
What glorious weather we had for our House Athletics Carnival this year. Our students as always enjoyed dressing up in their house colours and participating in a range of events throughout the day. The winning house was Pegasus.





Thank you to our P&C
A special thanks go to our parents who helped out during the Athletics carnival – navigating a temperamental BBQ. Thank you for your community spirit and support for our students.
Another successful EAT program event by our P&C
New building – undercroft
The new undercroft area is proving a super teaching space for our Outdoor Education classes – with students practising putting up their tents.
Japanese host students – Nogi Junior High School
We thank all our parents and students who hosted one of these students from Nogi School. They had a wonderful time visiting classes, sight seeing and enjoying time with their host families.


2026 – Year 7 enrolments
We encourage all families to finalise their enrolments for Year 7 next year as soon as possible to assist us in planning our classes. Places are still available
Contributions and Charges
We encourage all parents to finalise their payments for the 2025 school year particularly those in high cost and specialist programs. If you have not yet completed these please contact us to arrange a payment plan.
Gifted and Talented applications for 2027
Gifted and Talented Secondary Selective Entrance programs offer enriched learning, expert teachers, and opportunities to connect with universities and industry. Testing starts in Year 6 for entry in year 7, with limited places in Years 9 – 11.
Applications open – October 2025 Register your interest
Japan Trip
We wish our Japanese Tour group all the best for their travel to Japan over the holidays.
Have a wonderful holiday break.