Kingsgrove North High School

If you love getting bullied for eating dogs, this is the school for you! I highly recommend people to go to this school if you want to feel depressed.

worst school in nsw don’t go here, don’t care about students all the kids that attend this school are bullies and vape. And the teachers don’t care about anyones behaviour. I started year 7 here THIS year and i left the school the other day. So glad I left the school they are no help.

so cool

the bathrooms and changerooms need fixing. The hinges on some doors have fallen off causing the doors to fall and the locks on the doors need to be fixed because none of the doors are closeable.

I am honoured to offer my 5-star rating for Kingsgrove North High School as a proud graduate of this exceptional school. My time at Kingsgrove North High School had a profoundly transforming impact on who I am now.The commitment and enthusiasm of the teaching staff never failed to impress me during my time at Kingsgrove North High School. Every classroom displayed their dedication to building a positive learning environment and delivering high-quality instruction. The teachers went above and beyond to make sure that the children had the support and information they needed to succeed in school and in other areas of their lives.Kingsgrove North High School provides a wide variety of academic programmes that are tailored to each student's interests and skills. The extensive curriculum gave me a strong basis for higher study and gave me the abilities I would need to succeed in the future. The school's dedication to academic success was evident in the accomplishments of its students, both inside and outside of the classroom.Kingsgrove North High School provided a wide range of extracurricular activities and chances for personal development. There was something for everyone to explore their passions and gain useful life skills, from sports teams to performing arts organisations, clubs, and community service activities. In addition to enhancing my high school experience, these extracurriculars helped me make lifelong friends and feel a part of the school community.My personal development and growth were significantly influenced by Kingsgrove North High School's encouraging and welcoming environment. The school created an atmosphere of acceptance, respect, and comprehension while recognising difference. Students and teachers had a strong sense of community, which helped to create a supportive environment where everyone felt appreciated and free to express themselves.The dedication of Kingsgrove North High School to the total welfare of its students was outstanding. The school offered access to resources, support services, and programmes that placed a priority on mental health and general well-being. The staff fostered an atmosphere that encouraged open communication and sought to meet the unique requirements of kids since they genuinely cared about each student's welfare.As a recent graduate, I am appreciative of the opportunities Kingsgrove North High School gave me to better myself. Critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills were stressed at the school, and this has been crucial to my success beyond high school. My time at Kingsgrove North High School provided me with knowledge and experiences that have benefited me in both my academic and professional pursuits.Finally, Kingsgrove North High School is a superb educational facility that genuinely equips pupils for success in every sphere of life. A completely transforming high school experience is made possible by the committed faculty, thorough academic programmes, active extracurriculars, and supportive environment. I will always be grateful to Kingsgrove North High School for the priceless education and personal development I received there. It served as the starting point of my path to a promising future, thus it will always have a particular place in my heart.

Some kid had done a little accident in their pants here! Please use the restroom

big up KB

PLEASE READ!!I am a student who has been at this school for 6 years which has allowed me to truly see the type of teachers at the school, the learning environment and especially our dearest principal, Mr Stasos.First of all, KNHS abides by the motto “ aims to promote excellence in a caring and supportive environment”. I strongly disagree with this and you may wonder why. A school should provide a student with the best opportunity to reach their full potential and succeed. And yes it does not matter what school a student attends, if they want to learn and be at their fullest potential, they will, whether they attend a selective, private or public school. However in order for this to happen, TEACHERS is a major component of a students ability to enhance their knowledge. As a student since year 7, I have had many teachers where I have experienced different forms of teaching styles. This has led me to make a judgement on the teachers that are supposedly ‘qualified’ to teach. MOST teachers at this school do not have a passion for teaching where they think giving students worksheets and copying notes down without explaining properly is ideal in achieving a band 6 in the HSC. All students learn differently, however when it comes to one exam, some may fail. Some teachers will blame us for not studying hard enough or not paying attention in class, however teachers should question their own ways of teaching if the whole class average does not exceed their high expectations. Students should not be punished or be ashamed because some students want to do well but are not given the right resources & materials. Yes there might be one outlier, which is most likely because they go home and relearn these notes which takes up even more of their time when this should be well understood in class. There are also teachers that only come to teach for money. How is that acceptable? If teaching is not your expertise, don’t make us suffer because you are too lazy to exercise your brain. With the exception of this, there are a few teachers that are AMAZING. They are willing and passionate to help you out of their spare time and they don’t pretend like they care. They make class and learning new concepts fun, whilst the majority of teachers make me not want to attend class because I know expectations are above and beyond especially with their ‘qualified’ skills. Those minority of teachers are the reason why students enjoy high school and they should be praised for their hard work. It is truly upsetting having to spend 6 years of high school in an environment where most teachers don’t care about the students learning and just to ‘sit there’ and ‘do their job’ which they can’t even do properlyLast but not least, our most exceptional principal, Mr stasos.I understand our school is old and renovations are expensive, however instead of using the money from fundraisers responsibly and fixing our leaking ceilings and broken toilet doors, he uses this money to repaint our school which now looks like a art school or a kids fantasy land. Not only this, we already have a gym which I understand is very useful of PDHPE however, there is no need to build another outside gym. Money does not grow on trees and should be wisely utilised for necessary things. This principal doesn’t put a warm smile on his face but is able to stand in assembly and talk about how amazing our school is and how all of the meetings he has attended with other principals has been successful in them saying how excellent our school is. He stands tall and proud talking about the many students that are about to transition into year 7 the following year, where he had to decline many applications because everyone wants to attend this school. At first, I thought this school was where I could achieve the results I wanted due to the act that Mr Stasos played on. A principal like this should not be given the position of a principal but instead remain as a PE teacher. Thus, I empathise with the students that have to learn their lesson and please parents do not send your child to this school.

Great high school, I went here myself, friendly teachers, huge playground, and tiny little hidden areas where you and your friends can play things like truth or dare

Honestly I miss this school used to go there for year 8 but then I left ,i miss the school the teachers(I miss the history teacher a lot she was the best) and my friends.I will never forget any of the fun experiences I had in this school.Wish u all the best and have a good one