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King Lake West eNews
Issue: 01
Virtual Tour
We are so proud of our wonderful school, and nothing can match the joy of seeing our children learning onsite at one of our "Prospective Parent" school tours.
During the most significant COVID-19 restrictions when we were unable to run school tours, we did our best to capture some of the "heart and soul" of our school through this video.
Even though face to face tours are now allowed once more, we have left this video here for anyone who wants a quick look around the school before deciding to book a tour.
We hope you enjoy a preview of our fabulous learning facilities, extensive open spaces, passionate teachers and words of wisdom from our school captains, along with a flavour of our school philosophies, which focus on developing the whole child, to create confident, independent individuals ready to transition into Secondary School and the world beyond.
During the most significant COVID-19 restrictions when we were unable to run school tours, we did our best to capture some of the "heart and soul" of our school through this video.
Even though face to face tours are now allowed once more, we have left this video here for anyone who wants a quick look around the school before deciding to book a tour.
We hope you enjoy a preview of our fabulous learning facilities, extensive open spaces, passionate teachers and words of wisdom from our school captains, along with a flavour of our school philosophies, which focus on developing the whole child, to create confident, independent individuals ready to transition into Secondary School and the world beyond.
National Ride2School Day
National Ride2School Day is Australia’s biggest celebration of active travel and one of the best days on the school calendar. It is a day full of fun and colour where students, teachers and parents discover the joy of riding and kick-start healthy habits for the future.
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A tour of our School
Take a look at what is happening at our school.
Blurry photos are great for your website
My favourite photo technique is where you can make the background blurry. Smart phones can do this through portrait mode via adjustment of the F-stop. It's a scale that turns the background to various levels of blurriness.
Technically speaking the technique is called 'depth of field'. Why play with blurriness? It makes the subject matter the star and not the background which is there only in a supporting role. But most importantly, the pics just look great.
As an experiment, I'm shooting new photos for my wife's (sponsor-ed of course) website, just to show you what a smart phone can do. You really don't need a professional photographer (sorry pro's). All you need is a little composition and a smart phone feature or two to take great pics.
By the way, the new iPhone 13 has Cinematic Mode, that does the same blurry thing with video.
Check out the photos below and also the iPhone tips tutorial.
I'm not an Android expert but a little youtubing will reveal a simple tute for your phone too.
Watch out for Term 2's photo taking PD.
As an experiment, I'm shooting new photos for my wife's (sponsor-ed of course) website, just to show you what a smart phone can do. You really don't need a professional photographer (sorry pro's). All you need is a little composition and a smart phone feature or two to take great pics.
By the way, the new iPhone 13 has Cinematic Mode, that does the same blurry thing with video.
Check out the photos below and also the iPhone tips tutorial.
I'm not an Android expert but a little youtubing will reveal a simple tute for your phone too.
Watch out for Term 2's photo taking PD.
In the Classroom
Parent Teacher Interviews
Parent Teacher interviews will be held on Thursday 24th October from 1pm - 6pm. Students will be dismissed at 12.30pm on this day. Click here to book your child.