On Friday the 9th of November, the Junior and Senior School community at Kent College gathered together to remember the fallen of the First World War. To mark the centenary of the

Exciting development at Babington House School where the co-educational provision will extend to allow boys into Seniors in 2019. The Headmaster has decided, after fully consulting with parents, pupils, staff and governors

Mr Paul Curnow, Head of Forest School and Year 3 Form Teacher at Spring Grove School, has been nominated for a prestigious national education award in recognition for his and Spring Grove

The A Level results at Babington House have been phenomenal this year and the highest on record for the school. The students achieved 68% A*- A, 82% A* – B and 100%

Bede’s is a coeducational day and boarding school, educating pupils from the age of 4 to 13 at our Prep School nestled on a cliff top above Beachy Head, with stunning views

Top Canterbury organisations are coming together to present a very special education day for local schools. The Canterbury Tales, Westgate Towers, St Augustine’s Abbey, Beaney House of Art and Knowledge, Canterbury Christchurch

Many congratulations to the Class of 2018 on their outstanding examination results – among our best results in recent years from one of our largest cohorts. At 215 students, our cohort is

Ashford School has announced its next Artist in Residence is to be Ryan Miles, who’s innovative mixed media work blurs the boundaries between sculpture and painting. Ryan comes to us with an

The Junior and Senior School children at Kent College Canterbury had the very special honour of meeting the British former decathlete, Mr Daley Thompson, CBE last week. The Junior and Senior School

British Science Week was celebrated in style at Babington. Pupils experienced many aspects of science to encourage them to question, investigate and think. The Prep and Senior School enjoyed a whole host

The Blyth Bursary has been introduced at Sutton Valence School to offer a Sixth Form place to a talented and deserving pupil. This Bursary will widen access to the School to young

Katy Chalk  has long wanted  to overcome  the impression  some  have that history  is boring, irrelevant or difficult to learn about. Rudyard Kipling once said, “If history were taught in the form