For the Love of Music: A Night in Support of Palcare
The Music School hosted a vibrant Music Trivia Evening on 17 March, filling the night with energy and excitement—all in support of Palcare.
School cultural news
The Music School hosted a vibrant Music Trivia Evening on 17 March, filling the night with energy and excitement—all in support of Palcare.
HONOURS AWARD FOR MUSIC KWAKHANYA MBENYANA ”Where in the storm begins the silence, the rainbow appears. Where in the orchestra begins the majesty, the horn appears.” – Evangelos Skouras Kwakhanya joined the Kingswood Music School family in 2017 when she was in Grade 5. She started learning the Trumpet but switched to the French…
This past week has seen our campus abuzz with painting, dancing, singing, filming and creating various pieces as part of our annual Cultural Week.
The sounds of strings resonated this past weekend at the South African Strings Foundation Convention held at Summerwood Primary in Gqeberha.
Presented at the Academic Awards Assembly held on the 6th of October 2022, these reflect the results from Term 2 in 2022.
Kayleigh Mildenhall has achieved her Academic Honours. Click here to read the citation for the prestigious award.
Kayleigh Mildenhall has achieved her Academic Honours. Click here to read the citation for the prestigious award.
One of our Kingswood Junior musicians, Victor took part in the Makhanda National Music Competition last week. There were five competitors in the preliminary rounds (mostly from Gqeberha). He proceeded to the semi-final round on Saturday morning, where he was chosen to perform in the final prestige concert on Saturday evening.
Our Senior School recently put on the production of the The Little Shop of Horrors to sold out audiences. We asked our HOD of Drama, Mrs Jess Wright to write a reflection on this experience after the Covid-19 pandemic had put an end to live theatre performances for over two years.
The Kingswood Debating Teams engaged in an epic K-Day Debate on Tuesday evening. We faced teams from both St Andrew’s and DSG, and held our own admirably.