​On Tuesday 26th January pupils at King’s Rochester will watch a live webcast with Eve Kugler, BEM. This event, organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust, is part of the commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day on Wednesday 27th January.

Stroud School Year 1 children enjoyed a Florence Nightingale Day yesterday and learnt about her life and work; they made lanterns and investigated artefacts from her lifetime.

To commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, Year 7 pupils from Stroud School in Romsey, re-enacted the battle as a cross-curricular activity between the Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) and History departments.

The month of October is Black History Month in the UK, and Ashford School is proud to summarise examples of topics and activities taking place in School which embrace diversity, themes of racial justice and equality, and raise awareness of black history, culture and heritage.

Three Tonbridge boys earned prizes and plaudits following a national essay-writing competition on the subject of Sir Winston Churchill.

An essay by Tonbridge Sixth Former Rory Smith has been ranked as ‘Very Highly Commended’ in a prestigious essay competition run by Trinity College, University of Cambridge.