The KCC bid has been successful and we are going to get a Puffin Crossing outside King Ethelbert School.
Adam Solly Director of Houses and the School Council should be hugely congratulated for their tenacity, dedication and commitment to this project.
Special thanks should go to Councillor Suzanne Brimm, Cabinet Member of Operational Services. Her hard work and support has
been superb.
Students from KES attended the Commonwealth Flag raising ceremony in support of Commonwealth Day at Birchington Square. Each student represented the school and their uniformed club. The students represented, Sea Cadets, Scouts, Air Scouts, Girl Guides, Army Cadets and Boys Brigade.
On Friday 3rd of March students at King Ethelbert’s School volunteered to help out in this year’s National ‘Great British Spring Clean’ campaign. For the whole day students worked tirelessly to clear the school grounds of litter and rubbish. They started off the day by taking all of the schools recycling (something we do each week in houses) and then tackled the main areas of the school. The hardest parts to clear were the bushes around the school boundary where rubbish had ended up due to the wind. Finally, they finished off the day by planting some new trees at the front of the school. It was a great effort by the schools Eco Committee and the difference is already visible.
After hard work and copious amounts of self motivation, I completed my BTEC with D*D*D* and bagged myself 3 university offers and an apprenticeship offer. I have conditional offers for Canterbury Christ Church university to study, Business Management or Events Management and an offer from University of Kent to study Business Management with a year in the industry. As well as this, I have been interviewed for a Pharmaceutical apprenticeship, which links well with my BTEC in Health and Social Care, therefore I am considering accepting that offer for September.
Saffron Clifford
Ofsted 
