Striving towards a common goal of trying to see how far in the world we could get by logging km’s for running, cycling or walking, our four schools managed a total of 8300km with over 800 submissions by members from the four schools.
K-DAY 2020 Is here! And here are some messages from the Kingswood community as we all, wherever we are in the world, celebrate the day and what it means to us.
The year in which the world stood still, driven apart by the covid-19 pandemic. The year in which the world started to realise what really matters. The year that saw our fours schools join together as one. And above all, the year that saw us working together towards a common goal.
Family ties and close connections run deep at Kingswood. The history between our past and our present is interwoven, and all add to the rich fabric that makes up our Kingswood family.
A very different term to what we have ever encountered before, but the possibilities and excitement of what lies ahead in terms of the digital learning sphere is running over.
Today we celebrate the life of Uyinene Mrwetyana who would have celebrated her 20th birthday today.
The 2008 KC 1st XV had a great season losing only two matches. It is amazing that 4 members this team, Grant Hattingh, David Denton, Rosco Specman and Charlie Purdon would make a living out of rugby – a great Kingswood story.
As we entered the start of the national lockdown a few weeks ago we knew that as a community we would need to be able to, albeit not physically, connect with each other and to the heart of our school, which has always been the Chapel.
Dr Colleen Vassiliou and Carey Hobson visited Gaborone, Botswana during the second weekend in February to attend two school expos as well as to host a Kingswood get-together in the city.
News and photos from the first OK Club branch get-togethers for 2020 that took place on 31 Jan – 02 February in the Western Cape.
