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    • Into the Woods: A 'Forest' for Success!

      Published 19/12/24

      Kendrick School's recent school production of Stephen Sondheim's "Into the Woods" was a resounding triumph, captivating audiences with its enchanting music, intricate storytelling, and outstanding performances.

      Students from Year 7 to Year 13 dedicated countless hours of rehearsals, demonstrating incredible commitment and talent. Their hard work shone through in every scene, from the powerful vocals to the nuanced character portrayals to delivering powerful music scores amongst the band.

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    • Lord Lieutenant's Cadet Appointment 2024-2025

      Published 18/12/24

      On the 15th October, I had the privilege of attending The Royal County of Berkshire Lord-Lieutenant Awards ceremony at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, where I was appointed as one of the Lord Lieutenant’s cadets for the Royal County of Berkshire.  In my role, I accompany the Lord Lieutenant to his duties.

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    • 'Hope' Poetry Competition

      Published 18/12/24

      The English department was once again inundated with brilliant, inspiring poems in response to our winter competition on the theme of hope. After much agonising deliberation, we selected the following winners and runners-up.

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    • Season's Greetings

      Published 13/12/24

      Season's Greetings from us all at Kendrick School

       

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    • My Experience at the Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy

      Published 12/12/24

      This year I was invited back to the US Space and Rocket Centre as an ambassador at the Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy. As an ambassador, I got to know all the 130 participants from around the world, sharing my own experiences from last year, encouraging them to give their best in the activities and to tackle new challenges.

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    • Widening Horizons 2024-25

      Published 10/12/24

      On Tuesday 26th November 2024, we were excited to launch our Widening Horizons programme for the 2024-25 academic year.  Over 130 parents and primary school children from Years 3-5 in receipt of Pupil Premium (free school meals), Service Premium (children with a parent(s) in the British Armed Forces) and who live in our designated area and children in care or previously in care attended the Widening Horizons Information Event at Kendrick School.

      Parents listened to talks from senior members of staff and heard how, as a result of the Widening Horizons and outreach work, Kendrick School has been awarded the prestigious Sutton Trust Fair Schools Admissions Award at the highest GOLD level.  The primary school students participated in exciting art, library and English workshops, led by our staff and supported by our older Kendrick students, and it was lovely to see their excitement and enthusiasm as they left the workshops.  Two parents with students who have taken part in the Widening Horizons programme and gone on to join our school community, spoke to the parents about their, and their child’s, positive experience of Kendrick School and this programme, and gave some helpful tips and advice on making the most of this opportunity.

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    • Arushi Wins Gold Award in the BPhO Computational Challenge 2024

      Published 20/11/24

      During the last academic year, I participated in the British Physics (BPhO) Computational Challenge 2024, where I undertook a project to program Physics models, with this year’s theme being Projectile Motion.

      As part of this project, I developed a website, which was then reviewed and given a Gold award.  Various phenomena in physics, such as the orbits of planets around stars, can be analysed and generalised into formulae, which can then be modelled computationally.

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    • Jessica Wins Royal Academy of Art's President's Prize 2024

      Published 19/11/24

      'The Cooking Show', a short animation film by Jessica in Year 7 made with her sister & friends (calling themselves the Lefroy Collective) was awarded this year’s Royal Academy of Art's (RA) President’s Prize 🏆 as selected by the President of the Royal Academy, Rebecca Salter PRA!

      The artwork was on display at the Royal Academy's Young Artists' Summer Show and is on their online exhibition as well.  Here is a link:  https://youngartists.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/2024/125919?query=the%20cooking%20show

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    • Year 12 Longleat Safari Trip

      Published 18/11/24

      On Friday 18th October, Year 12 biologists embarked on an exciting trip to Longleat Safari Park. Our visit to Longleat was aimed to deepen our understanding of conservation efforts and prepare us for learning about the upcoming biodiversity topic on our A Level course. 
       
      The conference that we attended was split up into 2 sessions. Session 1 covered how zoos and wildlife parks collaborate in breeding programs to ensure genetic diversity and the long-term survival of species that are at risk of extinction. The conference also covered rhino IVF, focusing on the northern white rhino, which is functionally extinct. 

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    • A Visit From Award-Winning Author Manjeet Mann

      Published 18/11/24

      On Wednesday 6th November, we were delighted to receive the final part of our prize for the Our Class Loves This Book award, a national competition which was won by last year's 9C English and their teacher, Mr Dilley (about which you can read more here) as we welcomed Manjeet Mann, author of Run, Rebel and The Crossing, to Kendrick. 

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    • Remembrance Day Events

      Published 13/11/24

      The main reason for Remembrance Day is the opportunity it gives us to acknowledge and appreciate the people, men and women, in the armed forces, as well as civilians, whose lives were taken as a result of conflict.  We endeavour this year, as we have done every year, to remember those who have served our country, our way of life, our ideals and values and in that service have sacrificed their lives and families to give that service.

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    • Students Respond Creatively to 'Counting' Poetry Competition

      Published 12/11/24

      Kendrick students have once again showcased their creativity and poetic flair in response to this term's whole-school poetry competition inspired by the theme of this year's National Poetry Day, which was counting. 

      At first glance, this seemed like a challenging topic on which to write a poem, perhaps more suited to a Maths lesson than an English competition, but we were wowed by the range and quality of responses received from students in all Year groups. 

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