[T126: Week 4] Feeling drained from study stress and looking for a way to give back meaningfully? This charity run connects Sydney university students with a vibrant community cause, boosting social wellbeing while contributing to life-saving medical research. Born in 2013, Run2Cure is the flagship fundraiser for Neuroblastoma Australia, dedicated to advancing research into one of the deadliest childhood
KOISS Club Members are invited to enjoy free access to the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence (NCIE) from 17th March 2026 to 30th June 2026! Whether you’re training for the upcoming 2026 KOI SportsFest or simply staying active, this is your chance to use top facilities — including the indoor pool and courts — all
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Looking for a free way to explore Sydney’s history while meeting new people? Australiana Tours is here This event helps Sydney university students discover local heritage, enjoy outdoor activity, and connect socially in a relaxed environment. Australiana Tours offers a unique opportunity to experience Sydney through a guided historical walking tour led by knowledgeable volunteers.
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[T126] Looking for a fun and active way to meet new people in Sydney? This event helps Sydney university students stay active, socialise, and connect with others in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Social Table Tennis in Pyrmont offers a casual and inclusive space for people of all skill levels to enjoy the game. Designed
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The KOI T126 Newcastle Swimming Program is a 6-week student engagement initiative designed to help KOI Newcastle students develop essential swimming skills, stay active, and experience one of Australia’s most iconic lifestyles — life by the water. After nearly two years of pause, the program is proudly returning this trimester thanks to the efforts of KOI Newcastle
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KOI Swimming Program – 6 Free Lessons Dive Into Safety and Confidence This Trimester! The T126 KOI Swimming Program is back with an exclusive opportunity for KOI students to learn essential water safety skills, completely free! Whether you’re taking your first strokes or building confidence in the water, this comprehensive 6-lesson program offers expert instruction
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The pressure is finally off. T325 is history. It’s time to break out of the campus bubble! On the very day after exam week is done, we are packing our bags and escaping the city. We would like to officially invite YOU to join the KOISS family and other KOI Alumni on an adventure to Dangar Island; a place with no cars,
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We are deep in the middle of the trimester right now, and we think we can all agree it is time for a proper breather before the final push. As promised, KOISS is organizing a massive day out to Taronga Zoo on Tuesday, Dec 23rd. We wanted to plan something where we can actually disconnect from the books and reconnect
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Our KOI Sydney Nature Tour is back this trimester, and we’re inviting you to celebrate the warm season by exploring Sydney in a unique and meaningful way! This year, the tour will be held on Thursday, 27 November – Thanksgiving Day. While Thanksgiving may sound very American, we believe it’s truly about gratitude — and
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As summer is a busy season for the swim school, schedules and class spots are limited. This time, we are able to offer 10 spots for KOI Newcastle students, starting next week. Following the first come, first served principle, once all spots are filled, unfortunately we will not be able to accommodate additional students in the T126 Newcastle Swimming Program. Your continued interest truly
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
