The atmosphere was set for a titanic battle last night. The Kingswood boys were ready for the battle and their focus set on one goal. The game started off with a bang as we put pressure on the St Andrew’s keeper with three goal-scoring opportunities.
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.
A good level of support for both schools made for quite a festive atmosphere at the St Andrew’s squash courts on Monday night. The evening saw the top 6 players from both schools kicked off with Tyenu Cannon facing off against SAC’s Ross Gordon. The number 6 match was a more tightly contested affair than the 3/0 score line would attest to with Cannon taking some time to get accustomed to the SAC players unorthodox style of play. After taking the 2nd game 17/15 the momentum definitively shifted in Kingswood’s favour.
In a heart-warming display of unity and remembrance, the class of 1982 celebrated their 40th Reunion in March 2022 by undertaking a fundraising effort that culminated in the establishment of the Garden of Remembrance outside Kingswood’s Memorial Chapel.
This morning our Kingswood pupils were fortunate enough to attend a talk in our Kingswood College Memorial Chapel by Dr Emmanuel Taban. While the talk centred on his own life journey, the true power of Dr Taban’s talk was the fact that he told our pupils to not only be dreamers, but to be doers. The road to success is not an easy one. Many obstacles will inevitably come our way. It is how we choose to face those obstacles, which will predict our true success.
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.
Presented at the Academic Awards Assembly held on the 16th of May 2022, these reflect the results from Term 1 in 2022.
One of the most unique things about Kingswood College is the fact that we have a Pre-Primary, Junior and Senior School. Yesterday our Junior pupils came over to the “BIG” school to be shown a thing or two about being a scientist by our Senior Pupils.
Grade 10s started their Nal’ibali Community Engagment Project yesterday. The Grade 10s will be visiting George Dickerson for the next four weeks as we put into practice the principles learnt in the first term with respect to becoming a Global Citizen.
Forty five very excited grade sixes and sevens climbed into a big bus and made their way to Assegaai Trails this past weekend for the very first camp of its kind.
