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We are proud to share with you the achievements of our Year 12 SACE students for 2020.

Teachers inspire us to open our minds and encourage us to accomplish whatever we set our minds to.

Get to know your old scholar ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

A ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV of more than 16,000 ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV old scholars live in 56 countries around the globe.

Our old scholars epitomise the ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV values in the wider ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV and we are proud of their achievements.

Our Head Girl, Imogen Ingham, and Head Boy, Darcy Davitt, stepped into their leadership roles with eagerness and excellence in January, and have represented their fellow students exceptionally through a challenging year.

ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV is a ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV.

ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV has benefitted greatly from strong, progressive and stable leadership since the School’s inception in 1974. This year marks the tenth anniversary of our current Principal, Mr Luke Thomson.

A Student’s Reflection on the ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV Community

Students this year have dealt with challenging times and the cancellation of many things that are important to them. The Middle School Musical was almost lost too.

Two ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV students have managed to continue pursuing excellence in their chosen sporting field in 2020.

The annual Year 5 Musical is traditionally performed by the whole student cohort at an external venue in Term 2, and is a highly anticipated event for our Junior School students.

Upon graduating from ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV, Alice Rolls (1995) pursued her interest in the legal system by completing a double degree in Law and Arts at the University of Melbourne. She wanted to help others and make a difference in the world.

Liam Fensom is a ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV old scholar who graduated in 2010. Following graduation, he commenced his studies in aerospace engineering at The University of Adelaide.

The grounds of King’s College, now King’s Campus of ÎÞÂëÁ÷³öAV School, looked like a battlefield during 1943–45, the last 3 years of the 6-year-long Second World War.

What a delight it was to officially open an exhibition of a collection of significant works by Australian artist, Ms Tracey Moffatt AO, on loan from the collection of King’s old scholar, Mr Neil Balnaves AO (1962).