Each year, we collaborate with Abbotsleigh to run the ABBOX of Fun Holiday Camp initiative, run in partnership with the Sony Foundation.
ABBOX provides a three-day respite camp for children living with disabilities, in turn giving families time to recharge.
"ABBOX was genuinely such a rewarding experience that completely shifted and enriched my perspective on caring for disabled children,” said Lachlan (Year 12). "I would recommend it to anyone who wants to make a real difference in people’s lives. As volunteers, it was our duty to do our part for the community by maximising the campers' enjoyment and giving their parents valuable time to rest, recognising them as true champions in our society.”
“I felt it's been so lifechanging,” said Ryan (Year 12). “I've had such a good experience helping out here at ABBOX. Along with my team, I feel we were not just creating really good bonds with my camper but also creating that genuine bond with the other carers as well. I feel like we've also grown, friendship-wise. We've been able to see what the parents of the children at ABBOX do on a daily basis, and I think that insight is valuable.”
“The last few days at ABBOX have been quite amazing,” said Adam (Year 12). “To learn how the child I was caring for experiences everything, and learning how to take care of him, was an awesome feeling. At first, it’s quite tough. It’s about having a lot of patience. Eventually, you’ll build this amazing connection with the kids. It’s so fulfilling.”
For many students, ABBOX becomes a transformative experience – one that shapes their character, strengthens their compassion, and stays with them long after they leave school.
12 August 2026
Staff and visiting guests gathered at Knox on 12 August for a Twilight Networking Event. Bringing leaders together for an evening of connection and conversation, attendees later heard from internationally bestselling author, former state champion boxer and business owner Luke Kennedy.
10 August 2026
Last Saturday’s final rounds in 2026 Winter Sport season marked the conclusion of another outstanding chapter in Knox Sport.
07 August 2026
“Visual Arts deepens our understanding of ourselves, our communities, and the world around us,” says Wendy Shearer (Visual Arts Teacher and Head of Department, Senior School). “Through creative practice, students explore ideas, communicate experiences, and develop personal ways of seeing and interpreting the world. Art becomes both a form of expression and a means of connecting across time, place, and culture.
