Announcement of Carissa Wilson as the New Junior School Head for 2025
Kingswood College Head Leon Grové announces Carissa Wilson as the new Junior School Head for 2025
News from the Junior School
Kingswood College Head Leon Grové announces Carissa Wilson as the new Junior School Head for 2025
Our Junior School Prize-Giving was held during Parents’ Week on the 9th of October with Guest of Honour Mr Mike Bandey. Congratulations to all our Junior School Prize winners.
Kingswood College Grade 4s give back to our broader community. There is always a way we can make a meaningful impact on someone else’s life.
Grade 7 Entrepreneurs decided to give back at the Moonlit Market held recently. The Grade 7s had the opportunity to become small business owners for the evening: producing and selling their products.
After two years of not being able to host the annual U13 Co-Ed Hockey Festival we were delighted to once again take to the hockey Astro and welcome schools to our festival.
Kingswood College is joining the movement… Kingswood College has partnered with Functional Movement Systems (FMS Schools) a UK based global education company to introduce a new functional movement program to the Kingswood College Junior School curriculum. The technology acquired from FMS by Kingswood College, will enable our Physical Education department to screen for movement efficiency…
The Neil & Faith Collett Cup was awarded at the Gr 7 leavers’ dinner held at the Wyvern Club last week. This trophy was donated by the late Neil (OK 1970) and Faith Collett
Our second Dads and Daughters Camp took place two weekends ago. The purpose of the Dads & Daughters Weekend has been specially designed to create space for Dads (or a significant father figure) to spend time with their daughter, strengthen relationships and learn new things.
We recently caught up with Mrs Carissa Wilson, our Deputy Head of the Junior School and the HOD of the Senior Primary Phase at Kingswood College. She reflected on her teaching philosophy and how the senior phase of the Junior School had tackled the online learning platform over the course of the second half of the term.
Twenty-five pupils entered the Eastern Cape SASMT (South African Society of Music Teachers) Mini Maestro Digital Music Competition this year. Congratulations to our four medal winners!