Academic calendar
Term 3 2026 runs Jul 21, 2026 – Sep 25, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
- Term 2 2026
- Term 3 2026Relevant now
- Term 4 2026
- Term 1 2027
- Term 2 2027
- Term 3 2027
- Term 4 2027
Campus language
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Showing 24 of 24 terms
A
- AASH
- Associated Alumni of the Sacred Heart, the network for former students.
B
- Barat
- The Sophie Barat boarding wing, typically housing senior students.
- Blue Ribbon
- A prestigious leadership role or award given to senior students representing the school's values.
C
- Congé
- A surprise school holiday or 'play day' where classes are cancelled for community activities.
- Cor Unum
- Latin for 'One Heart', used to describe the school spirit and the shared values of the community.
G
- Goûter
- A traditional Sacred Heart snack or treat served on special feast days or celebrations.
I
- IGSA
- Independent Girls' Schools Association, the body governing competitive sports leagues.
- IPSHA
- Independent Primary School Heads of Australia, referring to junior school sporting competitions.
K
- KRB
- Kincoppal-Rose Bay, the standard abbreviation for the school.
M
- Moree
- Moree House, the boarding residence for junior and middle school students.
- MTC
- Maureen Tudehope Centre, often used to refer to the sports and performing arts department staff.
P
- P&F
- The Parents and Friends Association, the primary parent volunteer organization.
S
- SAC
- Student Action Council, the primary student representative body.
- Sacré Cœur
- The international network of Sacred Heart schools that KRB belongs to.
- Sacred Heart
- The global network of schools to which KRB belongs, often used to refer to the school's heritage.
- Sheldon
- Sheldon House, the boarding residence primarily for senior students in Years 11 and 12.
- SRC
- Student Representative Council, the student leadership body for school voice.
T
- The Boarding House
- The collective term for the residential community and facilities on the upper floors of the main buildings.
- The Dining Room
- The formal dining hall located in the Mansion where boarders have their meals.
- The Kiosk
- The canteen located within the Maureen Tudehope Centre for snacks and day-student lunches.
- The Mansion
- The historic central building where younger boarding students are often housed.
- The Point
- Refers to the school's location on the Vaucluse/Rose Bay peninsula point.
- The Ref
- The Refectory, the main dining hall where boarders and staff eat meals.
- The Tuckshop
- The school canteen where day students purchase snacks and lunch.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- Barat-Burn
- The section of the campus dedicated to the Junior School (ELC to Year 6).
- Flexischools
- The online cashless system used for all canteen and uniform shop purchases.
- MTC
- The Maureen Tudehope Centre, the main hub for sports, assemblies, and performing arts.
- Rose Bay Wharf
- The nearby ferry terminal used by many students commuting from the city or North Shore.
- Sheldon
- The Sheldon House, which serves as the dedicated Junior School building.
- Sophie Barat Building
- The main secondary school classroom block.
- The Blue Book
- The student diary and handbook containing the school calendar, rules, and expectations.
- The Chapel
- The landmark Gothic chapel used for school masses, weddings, and choral performances.
- The Great Hall
- A formal assembly space within the historic Mansion building.
- The Mansion
- The historic central building housing the reception, administrative offices, and boarding areas.
- The Portal
- The online management system (often Sentral or similar) used for timetables, reports, and daily notices.
- The School Bus
- The private bus network that transports students across the Eastern Suburbs and surrounding areas.
- The Uniform Shop
- The on-campus retail outlet for all required school clothing and sports gear.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Term 3 2026 runs Jul 21, 2026 – Sep 25, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 24 approved campus terms and 13 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.