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EAGLES house has been work­ing hard to raise money for our two cho­sen char­i­ties for the year — these being Can­cer Research UK and The Breast Can­cer Care Foun­da­tion. Our first ven­ture which was the mam­moth KES to Paris run­ning, row­ing & cycling event raised a stag­ger­ing £1203.76. This was then fol­lowed up by a very suc­cess­ful cake sale organ­ised wholly by Hol­lie Tyrell and Chloe Men­zies (both in 8JLS) and they raised £48.59. Our most recent effort saw us sell­ing 137 char­ity wrist­bands in aid of World Can­cer Day and this raised £274. This busy time has meant we have raised so far this year a stu­pen­dous total of £1526.35.
On behalf of Eagles house can I thank any­one who spon­sored, ate cake, put money in a bucket, wore a bracelet, ran, rowed or cycled… every lit­tle did indeed help, and it’s thanks to you that we can split this money between the two char­i­ties. We are hop­ing to get one more event in before the end of the year to pass the magic £2000… so watch this space!
Eagles rock!

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King Ethel­bert School is proud to offer a com­pre­hen­sive holis­tic level 3 qual­i­fi­ca­tion for our post –16 stu­dents in the form of The Inter­na­tional Bac­calau­re­ate Career-​Related Pro­gramme. This pro­gramme pro­vides stu­dents with a Level 3 Career-​Related Study, (we offer BTEC Qual­i­fi­ca­tions as well as a bespoke CISI Diploma in Finance Risk and Invest­ment) com­bined with at least 2 IB Diploma sub­ject qual­i­fi­ca­tions and a unique IB Core pro­gramme which focusses on devel­op­ing stu­dents in Per­sonal and Pro­fes­sional Skills, a lan­guage devel­op­ment, a ser­vice learn­ing project and a reflec­tive project.
For the IBCP, stu­dents do a Core pack­age, then they choose one of the fol­low­ing L3 BTECs:
  • Applied Sci­ence
  • Applied Sci­ence (Ana­lyt­i­cal and Foren­sic Science)
  • Applied Sci­ence (Phys­i­cal Sciences)
  • Art & Design
  • Pho­tog­ra­phy
  • Per­form­ing Arts
  • Health & Social Care
  • Sport
  • CISI Diploma in Finance, Risk & Investment
Then they choose 2 (or 3) of the fol­low­ing IB Diploma subjects:
  • Biol­ogy
  • Social & Cul­tural Anthropology
  • Film Stud­ies
  • Eng­lish Lan­guage and Literature
  • Eng­lish Literature
  • His­tory
  • IT in a Global Society
  • Math­e­mat­i­cal Studies
  • Maths
  • Psy­chol­ogy
  • The­atre Studies
  • Visual Arts
  • Span­ish ab Initio
  • Geog­ra­phy
  • Global Pol­i­tics
  • Phi­los­o­phy
  • Envi­ron­men­tal Sys­tems and Societies
  • Music
More infor­ma­tion on the IBCP can be found on this website
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rotary 2007 Feb­ru­ary 2016 — North­down House

Luke Adding­ton, Freddy Enever and Jes­sica Ster­ling rep­re­sented Enjewel India at this event; they gave an excel­lent pre­sen­ta­tion to the assem­bled guests and received a cheque from the Rotar­i­ans to go towards the Enjewel India funds. Both Enjewel and many other stu­dents from school com­pleted a swimathon at Harts­down last Octo­ber and this event was held to present the many char­i­ties with their cheques. We have sup­ported the Rotary Swimathon every year since its incep­tion ten years ago and we will be swim­ming again in mid Octo­ber 2016. It would be bril­liant this year if we can use all six lanes for the one hour relay swim and have a min­i­mum of four stu­dents in each one (a free early lunch pass for the rest of the aca­d­e­mic year is given to every stu­dent who com­pletes it). Spon­sor forms and let­ters will be dis­trib­uted in Sep­tem­ber 2016.

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breast cancer200Thurs­day 10th Decem­ber saw 31 stu­dents from Eagles House embark on a mas­sive chal­lenge to raise money for our two cho­sen char­i­ties this year — Can­cer Research UK and Breast Can­cer Care.

The chal­lenge was sim­ple — to travel the dis­tance from our school to Paris in six hours by RUN­NING to Dover, ROW­ING to Calais and CYCLING to Paris. The 31 stu­dents worked in ten relay teams in the school fit­ness stu­dio and under­took five 30 minute shifts dur­ing the day cov­er­ing all the dis­ci­plines to cover the dis­tance. It was a mas­sive task and by the end of the day the stu­dents were utterly exhausted but they achieved their goal.

In total the stu­dents trav­elled 398 km (85 km run­ning, 58 km row­ing and 255 km cycling) — our tar­get was only 378 km! The stu­dents were mag­nif­i­cent dur­ing this gar­gan­tuan effort and now the big task is col­lect­ing in all the spon­sor money which we hope to exceed at least £700. Dona­tions to our cause can also be made via our fundrais­ing pages on line at www​.just​giv​ing​.com/​k​e​s​e​a​g​l​e​s OR www​.vir​gin​money​giv​ing​.com.

The stu­dent roll of hon­our for this event was Oliver Bar­rett, Abi­gail Carl­ton, Baran Cicek, Jake Con­sta­ble, Aston Fred­er­icks, Cal­lum Friend, Danny Gilbert-​Wynde, Mar­cos Green,Leo Hewitt, Syd­ney Hod­der, Alfie Hughes, Chelsea Irv­ing, Ryan Jones, Archie Lucas, Ethan Macabe-​Fisher, Lily Marsh, Tamzin Moor, Lewis North, Alfie Pen­nie, Claire Rus­sell, Lewis Rye, Jamil Saidy­jah, Gemma South­wood, Kai Stokes, Jade Styles, Nicole Thomas, Noah Turner, Rowan Tyler, James Warnes, Paige Williams, Tia Woodcock.

More Arti­cles …

  1. Char­lie Richard­son
  2. Pre­sen­ta­tion After­noon 2015
  3. Get­ting behind the scenes
  4. Car­ing for Con­nor
  5. Skills­fest Exhi­bi­tion Fair
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