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What a wonderful Dawn Service! ![]()
The birds calling as the dawn broke. Our school captains joined a large number of others laying a wreath as a gesture of respect and recognition of the fallen. ![]()
Many of the other local schools, also had students that attended. The future of our community and the remembrance of the Anzac tradition is in good hands.![]()
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Our students held a special ANZAC Service today, Students from across all year levels were respectful and gave tribute to the fallen and also current and former members of the defence force. We want to thank our many special guests for joining us. ![]()
Our service was led by cadets from 803 squadron and then students from Stars and Clontarf carried in the flags.![]()
We then enjoyed the joint ANZAC address given by Corporal Huntley, 17Sqn and Aircraftsman Callan MacEwan, 75 Sqn. The NTMS students Da Capo band led by Per & Shona Forsberg, your rendition of "Abide with me", was indeed moving. As was the Last Post and the Rouse, played by Kye Fondacaro.![]()
We also thank you to the students representing Kintore Street School and Clyde Fenton. #everypersoneveryopportunity #teamKHS #KatherineHighSchool
EELS Cup Curtain Raiser – KHS Boys and Girls Make Their Mark!![]()
This past weekend, Katherine High School proudly featured in the EELS Cup Final Curtain Raiser, with both our boys’ and girls’ teams representing the Top End in front of a big crowd and on a big stage.![]()
The boys' team was a combined squad made up of students from Katherine High School, St Joseph’s Catholic College, Nhulunbuy, and Darwin. They played a strong and determined game, going into halftime with a 12–4 lead against Palmerston College. Despite a tough second half, with Palmerston scoring four unanswered tries to finish 26–12, the boys showed immense resilience and sportsmanship.![]()
Justin Anlezark, Sports Academy Director and Eels Cup Coach, said:![]()
“Despite the result, the boys displayed excellent sportsmanship and resilience on a big stage, doing their schools and communities proud. From training and teamwork at school to winning the preliminary games last term, this was a fantastic achievement. It’s the first time a KHS boys team has reached the Eels Cup Final—a proud moment for our school.”![]()
In the girls’ game, Katherine High School had eight players who joined forces with SEDA College and Mary MacKillop Catholic College to form two full teams.![]()
The KHS girls played with energy and heart, helping SEDA College secure a 36–4 win over Mary MacKillop. Many of our girls were on opposite teams, yet they showed incredible team spirit, supporting one another and giving their all, regardless of the jersey.![]()
“The KHS girls not only displayed skill and toughness, but also leadership and unity—stepping up to ensure the game could go ahead and continuing to lay a strong platform for future NRL talent to come from KHS,” said Justin Anlezark.![]()
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