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.
A year at our school
Our Kingscliff High School Open Night was a huge success!
Open Night Video Clips March 2026
We were incredibly proud to have our current students leading the way, sharing what they love most about our school and giving visitors a real insight into life at Kingy High. Their enthusiasm and pride made the night truly special. We loved welcoming so many primary school families into our school who came along to explore our school and discover the many opportunities we offer.
If you couldn’t make it on the night, our doors are always open. Contact us to book a tour and experience Kingscliff High School for yourself.
🌟Today, we celebrated the outstanding achievements of our 2025 HSC students! 🏆
We are incredibly proud to announce that Ella Sharp was named the 2025 Dux of the school at our HSC Recognition Ceremony. Ella achieved three Band 6 results and two Band 5 results in her HSC courses—an exceptional accomplishment!
Congratulations also to our Distinguished Achievers: Jackson Clark, Brendon Doyle, and Ella Sharp.
We are pleased to recognise the following High Achievers: Mia Brownjohn, Heidi Corliss, Brendon Doyle, Scarlett George, Lily Harding, Sage Monniot-Kerr, Charlotte O’Neill, Ella Sharp, LouLou Taylor, and Aksel Wilson.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all students in the 2025 Year 12 cohort for their academic excellence and personal growth during their time at Kingscliff High School. We wish each of them every success in their future endeavours.
Channel 7 Visits Kingscliff High to Celebrate a Living Legend
Alwyn may well be the longest-serving school employee in NSW!
His remarkable career began in 1954, when he started work as a cleaner at public schools in Murwillumbah, Tweed River and Tumbulgum. Seventy years later, Alwyn continues to serve our community with the same good humour, efficiency and generosity that have defined his working life.
He is a dedicated groundsman at both Kingscliff High School and Tumbulgum Public School. This year he celebrated his 90th birthday and we are incredibly proud to acknowledge Alwyn’s extraordinary contribution and the positive impact he has made across generations of students, staff and families.
He attended the NSW Department of Education Service Recognition Dinner at NSW Parliament House in Sydney where he was honoured for his dedication to his profession presented by Mr Murat Dizdar, the Secretary for the NSW Department of Education. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSFLopqEtm1/
Fun Fact – a Living Legend at Kingy High!
A special “fun fact” about Kingscliff High School - we are proud to have one of the longest-serving staff members in the Department of Education among us.
Mr Alwyn Race, known to everyone as “Al”, has been part of the Department for almost 70 years. His kindness, dedication and down to earth spirit have touched generations of staff and students. We are so grateful to have Al as part of our Kingscliff High family!
Our school recently benefited from many new and refurbished learning spaces, complete with the latest technology and designed to support engagement and enthusiasm in learning.
A message from the Deputy Principal, Mrs Rosser to Year 12 2025
Congratulations to our Year 12 Class of 2025! We are incredibly proud of the smart, kind and resilient young adults you’ve become. From unforgettable moments like the Year 10 Tamworth camp to designing new school spaces, this group has shown teamwork, spirit and heart every step of the way. As you take on the next chapter, remember to chase big dreams, take risks and always stay proud to be a Kingy High kid.
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