It is our belief that there is a strong relationship between co-curricular activities and academic achievement. For this reason, all Kincoppal-Rose Bay senior students are required to participate in at least one co-curricular activity each year.
Our Junior School students are involved in activities such as debating and public speaking as part of their curriculum. They also have the opportunity to engage in other activities outside school hours.
We offer an extensive co-curricular program to help our students develop into confident, independent and well-rounded adults.
", "text": "Home Co-curricular\n\nIt is our belief that there is a strong relationship between co-curricular activities and academic achievement. For this reason, all Kincoppal-Rose Bay senior students are required to participate in at least one co-curricular activity each year.\n\nOur Junior School students are involved in activities such as debating and public speaking as part of their curriculum. They also have the opportunity to engage in other activities outside school hours.\n\nWe offer an extensive co-curricular program to help our students develop into confident, independent and well-rounded adults." }, { "heading": "Personal Growth", "html": "At KRB we use a student tracking model that recognises students as individual learners with varying attributes and needs. The model espouses a holistic understanding of student development.
We monitor each students’ pastoral, curricular and co-curricular learning to acknowledge, support and develop the whole child.
All teaching staff are responsible for monitoring student achievement as part of daily teaching and learning practice. The role of reporting and monitoring this achievement lies with the pastoral mentor.
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Sport is an important part of building resilience and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, skills our students will carry with them for life.
", "text": "Students also participate in a wide range of sports that:\n\nImprove physical fitness Boost self-esteem Promote cooperation and teamwork Develop school spirit Form friendships\n\nSport is an important part of building resilience and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, skills our students will carry with them for life." }, { "heading": "The Arts", "html": "We have a long tradition of enthusiasm and participation in all areas of the arts including:
We offer our students the opportunity to extend their interest in the arts through a diverse range of co-curricular activities. We have state-of-the-art facilities on campus to support a positive engagement with the arts.
", "text": "We have a long tradition of enthusiasm and participation in all areas of the arts including:\n\nInstrumental and choral music Musicals Drama Dance Debating Public speaking\n\nWe offer our students the opportunity to extend their interest in the arts through a diverse range of co-curricular activities. We have state-of-the-art facilities on campus to support a positive engagement with the arts." }, { "heading": "Sport", "html": "", "text": "" }, { "heading": "KRB Swimming", "html": "", "text": "" }, { "heading": "KRB Tennis", "html": "", "text": "" } ], "heroImages": [], "links": [ { "title": "Co-curricular Program", "url": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/co-curricular-program/" }, { "title": "Sport", "url": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/sport/" }, { "title": "KRB Swimming", "url": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/krb-swimming/" }, { "title": "KRB Tennis", "url": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/krb-tennis/" } ] }, "Co-curricular Program": { "title": "Co-curricular Program", "path": "/co-curricular-sport/co-curricular-program", "pageId": "6a2b910d5e000b1832aa6703", "sourceUrl": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/co-curricular-program/", "h1": "Co-curricular Program", "blocks": [ { "heading": "", "html": "We offer a comprehensive co-curricular program for our students to engage in external to their classroom studies and subject areas.
Co-curricular activities are a chance for students to explore new interests and develop new skills. They can try new activities and make new friendships while building important life skills.
Our range of co-curricular activities includes:
KRB is proud to offer the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award as part of the IGNITE Co-curricular Program. The Framework supports the School’s commitment to providing a holistic education that nurtures each student’s personal, social and emotional development.
Guided by the Five Goals of the Sacred Heart, participation in the Award Framework encourages students to build confidence, resilience and independence, while developing a strong sense of responsibility and service to others. Through sustained involvement in volunteering, physical recreation, skill development and Adventurous Journeys, students are supported to discover their strengths, pursue their interests and contribute positively to their community.
The Framework provides a recognised and flexible pathway that complements students’ academic learning, helping them develop lifelong skills and values while living out the School’s motto, Cor Unum.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a globally recognised youth development program that empowers students to challenge themselves, develop new skills and contribute to their community. Through the Framework, students set personal goals and participate in activities across volunteering, physical recreation, skill development and adventurous journeys. The program supports students to build confidence, resilience and independence while recognising their sustained commitment and personal growth.
There are three Award levels in the Framework: Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
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Students give regular service to their community, supporting others and contributing to meaningful causes while developing empathy and social responsibility.
Physical Recreation
Students participate in regular physical activity to improve their fitness, wellbeing and personal performance through a sport or active pursuit of their choice.
Skills
Students develop a practical, creative or intellectual skill, building competence and confidence through consistent practice over time.
Adventurous Journey
Students work as part of a team to plan, prepare for and complete a journey in an unfamiliar environment, developing teamwork, resilience and problem-solving skills.
Residential Project (Gold level only)
Students complete a shared residential experience with new people, fostering independence, collaboration and personal growth.
For more information about the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Framework, please visit:
Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Australia
https://www.dukeofed.com.au
NSW Office of Sport – Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award
https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/dukeofedinburgh
We offer a comprehensive community swimming program at our state-of-the-art, on-campus indoor swimming pool.
All students, no matter their swimming level, can develop the essential skills of swimming and water safety. We also cater to elite swimmers with an all-encompassing elite training program.
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Suitable for babies aged from 6 months to 3 years old, Baby ‘n’ Me classes teach children water confidence, sensory development and basic water movement. As a parent you will join your child in the water for classes and will learn different holding and cueing techniques to support your child’s development.
Lessons for preschool and primary aged children learning the fundamentals of swimming. Children progress from basic water movement to developing competitive swimming techniques in all four strokes.
Our competitive structure consists of five levels. The levels are designed to advance your child from Mini Squad right through to National Age. Swimmers are encouraged to compete regularly to assist in the development of competitive technique and skills. Minimum training session and official time requirements apply to students enrolled in squads.
The Holiday Program is designed to fast track your child’s learning and ability. Over the course of five lessons in a single week your child’s skills are reinforced and challenged. There is also an option to attend the program for multiple weeks. This program is particularly effective for children who are close to progressing to a new swimming level. If your child is new to KRB swimming, they will need to be assessed prior to booking.
Whether you are training for triathlons or looking for some stroke correction, the Adult Squads are a great way to improve your technique and stay active. KRB swimming is open to all members of the KRB community and the public.
", "text": "For students currently enrolled in KRB swimming, below you will find quick links to navigate the KRB swimming portal. To make a payment, book for future terms or apply class changes, you will need to login to your account.\n\nAccount login Show current bookings Absence/makeup lessons Achievements/assessment criteria Holiday intensive bookings\n\nAccount login Show current bookings Absence/makeup lessons Achievements/assessment criteria Holiday intensive bookings\n\nSuitable for babies aged from 6 months to 3 years old, Baby ‘n’ Me classes teach children water confidence, sensory development and basic water movement. As a parent you will join your child in the water for classes and will learn different holding and cueing techniques to support your child’s development.\n\nLessons for preschool and primary aged children learning the fundamentals of swimming. Children progress from basic water movement to developing competitive swimming techniques in all four strokes.\n\nOur competitive structure consists of five levels. The levels are designed to advance your child from Mini Squad right through to National Age. Swimmers are encouraged to compete regularly to assist in the development of competitive technique and skills. Minimum training session and official time requirements apply to students enrolled in squads.\n\nThe Holiday Program is designed to fast track your child’s learning and ability. Over the course of five lessons in a single week your child’s skills are reinforced and challenged. There is also an option to attend the program for multiple weeks. This program is particularly effective for children who are close to progressing to a new swimming level. If your child is new to KRB swimming, they will need to be assessed prior to booking.\n\nWhether you are training for triathlons or looking for some stroke correction, the Adult Squads are a great way to improve your technique and stay active. KRB swimming is open to all members of the KRB community and the public." } ], "heroImages": [], "links": [ { "title": "Co-curricular", "url": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/" } ] }, "KRB Tennis": { "title": "KRB Tennis", "path": "/co-curricular-sport/krb-tennis", "pageId": "6a2b91298235360ef3ac52ef", "sourceUrl": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/krb-tennis/", "h1": "KRB Tennis", "blocks": [ { "heading": "", "html": "The tennis coaching program at Kincoppal-Rose Bay is a new and exciting initiative. Since Term 1 2024 Tennis is run in-house and headed up by Brooke Leavens, a former student, Tildesley Shield Champion and a USA NCAA college player.
Need help? Please email ab@intrac.com.au
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", "text": "The team of coaches comprises of former professional players, American university recipients and coaches from clubs such as Royal Sydney. They are dedicated to improving the standard of tennis, strengthening school spirit and offering tennis fitness, outside competitions and personalised attention to our elite athletes as well as our social players. The team of coaches believes that with hard work, dedication and a love for the game, everyone can enjoy the tennis experience." }, { "heading": "Our Programs and Offering", "html": "We use a proven pathway that meets each player where they are now and gives them a clear path for reaching higher skill levels.
From the age of three years old through to teens playing tennis for the first time, KRB Tenniscaters for all ages through squads and private lessons to build strong tennis foundations.
Building on those early foundations, players can also enter the Junior Academy to hone their tennis skills and move to higher levels.
For players aged 6+, internal comps are a good way to use the tennis skills they have developed to experience competitive tennis.
For players who wish to extend their skills further, advanced lessons will increase their time on court so they can reach new heights with their tennis.
Internal comps and external tournaments are the final stage in the KRB Tennis pathway where players put their skills to the test against other players.
", "text": "School competition to both Junior and Senior school students in the summer months. Performance squads for tennis players wanting to excel in the sport. We provide personalised tennis tuition in the form of private, semi-private and group lessons from Sophie’s Place right through to Year 12. We encourage and provide information about local external competitions. We inspire children to couple tennis with fitness and make this a compulsory part of our elite players program. We also offer tennis lessons toKRB parents, who are looking to enjoy social lessons, refine their skills or practice cardio tennis. Tennis camps are conducted during school holiday periods. This opportunity is offered to both Junior and Senior school students. The camps will focus on technical tuition, fitness, games and match play.\n\nWe use a proven pathway that meets each player where they are now and gives them a clear path for reaching higher skill levels.\n\nFrom the age of three years old through to teens playing tennis for the first time, KRB Tenniscaters for all ages through squads and private lessons to build strong tennis foundations.\n\nBuilding on those early foundations, players can also enter the Junior Academy to hone their tennis skills and move to higher levels.\n\nFor players aged 6+, internal comps are a good way to use the tennis skills they have developed to experience competitive tennis.\n\nFor players who wish to extend their skills further, advanced lessons will increase their time on court so they can reach new heights with their tennis.\n\nInternal comps and external tournaments are the final stage in the KRB Tennis pathway where players put their skills to the test against other players." } ], "heroImages": [], "links": [ { "title": "Co-curricular", "url": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/" } ] }, "Sport": { "title": "Sport", "path": "/co-curricular-sport/sport", "pageId": "6a2b91322590bf7cdaa2ec0c", "sourceUrl": "https://www.krb.nsw.edu.au/co-curricular-sport/sport/", "h1": "Sport", "blocks": [ { "heading": "", "html": "", "text": "Home Co-curricular Sport" }, { "heading": "KRB Sport", "html": "The Kincoppal-Rose Bay sports program is extensive and designed to encourage students of all abilities to participate in and enjoy sport.
Our sports program has a very clear set of objectives:
Our sports program is inclusive and challenges our students to stretch their skills and develop a love of sport. By offering different sports each term, our students have the opportunity to try multiple sports each year.