Stories and highlights

There's always something to celebrate at our school! From exciting events to proud moments and everyday wins, here are some of our highlights.

Student stories that inspire

Swimming Carnival 2026

This year’s school swimming carnival delivered an action‑packed day of competition, teamwork, and outstanding athletic talent. Students gave their all in every race, showing courage, sportsmanship, and incredible enthusiasm from start to finish. The poolside energy was electric as students rallied behind their swimmers, creating a supportive and spirited environment. Congratulations to all our age champions, whose exceptional performances earned them well‑deserved recognition. Your speed, skill, and determination were truly impressive. Thank you to every swimmer, volunteer, and supporter for contributing to a smooth, successful, and unforgettable carnival that showcased the very best of our school community.

High Achievers Assembly for the Class of 2025

The High Achievers Assembly for the Class of 2025 was a proud celebration of academic excellence, recognising students whose dedication, resilience, and commitment to learning set an inspiring standard for our school community. We applauded our Distinguished Achievers who earned a Band 6 in one or more subjects, a testament to their hard work and passion for success. We also honoured the outstanding students who achieved an ATAR of 90 or above, reflecting exceptional academic performance across the board. A special congratulations goes to our Dux, Dhruvika P., who achieved an outstanding ATAR of 97.3. Her achievement exemplifies the highest level of scholarship and determination.

HSC Showcase Success – SHAPE 2026

We are proud to announce that Jasmine A. (Industrial Technology Multimedia) has been selected for exhibition at SHAPE 2026, hosted by the University of Technology Sydney from 16 March to 11 April 2026. This marks only the second time in our school’s history that a Major Project has been chosen for this prestigious showcase—an incredible achievement reflecting Jasmine’s creativity, skill, and dedication.

We also congratulate nominees Oliver Araya, Daniel Lynch, Kya Murray, and Suresh Wellington, whose outstanding projects were considered. With only a small percentage of projects statewide selected, their efforts remain highly commendable.

A heartfelt thank you goes to our teachers for their guidance and encouragement throughout the year. To view Jasmine’s work, visit the link below: LINK

"When my daughter joined Kellyville High during middle school, she settled in smoothly. The supportive teachers, friendly peers, and small class sizes made her transition easy and her learning experience more personalised.” — a parent of Kellyville High School.