Kingscliff High School

Kingscliff High School was established as a co-educational comprehensive secondary school. The school has close ties with the adjoining Kingscliff Institute of TAFE. It draws its students from a broad range of socio-economic backgrounds. Kingscliff High School seeks to: Achieve excellence in all areas of school life; provide opportunities for all students through a flexible, adaptive and inclusive curriculum; develop knowledge and competencies appropriate for employment, leisure and lifelong learning; develop individual student self esteem, self discipline and responsibility ; and provide a safe, co-operative learning environment.

Rules of Engagement

In joining our community on Facebook, Kingscliff High School follows both the DEC Code of Conduct and Facebook terms and conditions.


Page guidelines

The intent of this page is to provide a hub for responsible community engagement that celebrates the daily life of our school. Kingscliff High School encourages interaction from Facebook uses but is not responsible for comments or wall posting made by
visitors to the page.

Comments posted also do not reflect in any way the opinions or policies of Kingscliff High School.

KHS asks that people making comments on the page show respect for their fellow users by ensuring the discussion remains civil, especially since Facebook allows individuals 13 and over to join.

Comments are also subject to Facebook’s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct.

Where we consider a post to be in breach of our online protocols we reserve the right, but assume no obligation, to remove comments that are racist, sexist, abusive, profane, violent, obscene, spam, that advocate illegal activity, contain falsehoods or are wildly off topic, or that incite or threaten any person or organization. We also reserve the right to potentially block that individual or group from our page.

We do not permit messages selling products or promoting commercial, political or other ventures.

Facebook encourages all users to utilize the “report” links when they find abusive content.