Events

Events happening over the next two weeks include:

Friday 1 May	Duke of Edinburgh Camp returns
Friday 1 May	Junior SEGAP Springers Leisure Centre & Badminton Connect
Monday 4 May	Year 9 Learn to Dance, St Bede’s College
Tuesday 5 May	CGSAV Hockey
Wednesday 6 May	Kilbreda Festival, Auditorium, 7.00pm – 9.00pm Book tickets here
Thursday 7 May	Allwell Absentee Test
Friday 8 May	Mother’s Day Breakfast, 7.00am – 8.45am, Mary Dalton Hall (tickets sold out)
Monday 11 May	Year 9 Learn to Dance, St Bede’s College

To see a listing of the 2026 College Key Dates click here.

Year 7 Family Feedback Survey

As Term 1 comes to a close, we invite our Year 7 families to share feedback on their experience so far at Kilbreda College.

This short, five-minute survey will help us understand what is working well – from enrolment and transition through to your daughter’s first weeks – and where we can continue to improve. Your insights will also help shape how we support and communicate with future families.

The survey is anonymous, and we greatly value your feedback.

Complete the survey here.

Thank you for your time and for being part of our Kilbreda community.

Thank You For Helping Keep Our School Community Safe

You might notice new banners around our school this term as part of the City of Kingston’s Safe Around Schools campaign.

This campaign starts with a simple message: thank you.

We know that many families and drivers in our community are already doing the right thing. You are slowing down, stopping at crossings, and taking care around our school. These banners are here to recognise those efforts and encourage everyone to keep it up.

You might see messages like this:

• Thank you for driving safely around our schools
• Thank you for slowing & stopping
• Thank you for slowing down. You’re protecting our children.

These messages are a reminder that we all share responsibility for keeping our school environment safe, for our children, families, and crossing supervisors who support us each day.

A quick reminder for families and drivers:

• Reduce your speed when nearing school zones
• Always stop at crossings and follow the crossing supervisor’s direction
• Be alert for children walking, riding, or crossing, especially during busy times
• Avoid stopping or parking in unsafe spots

Even little actions can have a big impact.

Thank you for continuing to look out for one another and helping create a safe, calm environment around our school.