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    • Kendrick School During the COVID-19 Pandemic

      Published 09/04/20

      Kendrick School is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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    • Remembering Manasvini

      Published 26/03/20

      Today I am sending our Kendrick community a special message. It is one year today that our student Manasvini Kaushik died. For those who did not know Manasvini, below is how I described her this time last year and the young person she was.

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    • Partial Closure of School to Years 7,8 & 9

      Published 18/03/20

      I have made the decision today, due to staff absence increasing on a daily basis, to close the school to students in Years 7, 8 and 9 from tomorrow, Thursday 19th March 2020, for the rest of this term.

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    • House Drama Competition

      Published 12/03/20

      Such joy and pleasure on Thursday evening at the House Drama competition where once again we were treated to three superb yet different plays by Sidmouth, Palmer and Cedars. On the theme of Temptation; the snake beguiled me and I did eat, we watched Simouth’s psychological drama, Palmer’s comedic interpretation and Cedars political view of the theme. 

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    • World Book Day 2020 at Kendrick Library

      Published 10/03/20

      As always, World Book Day was eagerly anticipated and well supported here at Kendrick. Every student was presented with a World Book Day Book Token which entitles them to free small book or £1 off a book of their choice.

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    • Winning Sociology Essay

      Published 06/03/20

      Recently, I entered an essay competition run by the British Sociology Association, with the question being: 'How can sociology contribute to our understanding of Brexit?'.  And... I WON!!! In light of this, I will be rewarded with an Ipad Mini and £500 to be given to the school.

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    • Year 13 'Mrs Dalloway' Seminar

      Published 06/03/20

      This Thursday, Year 13 English students attended a revision seminar delivered by Dr Neil Cocks of Reading University, on the great novel Mrs Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf, which is one of the A Level set texts.  

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    • Badminton Team wins Silver

      Published 04/03/20

      On Thursday 27th February, 9 students went to Guildford to compete in the Regional Badminton tournament.

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    • Lesley Urbach's Visit

      Published 28/02/20

      On Wednesday 26th February 2020, Kendrick School welcomed Lesley Urbach, who gave a poignant talk about her family's experiences during the Holocaust.  Whilst her mother and aunt were able to escape Germany, her grandparents were unfortunately sent to Auschwitz in February 1943, after several unsuccessful attempts to flee.

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    • First Lego League England and Wales Final

      Published 28/02/20

      A huge congratulation to the team from Robot Club (Ishika, Jess, Shruthi, Bidisha, Nikitha, Pihu, Emily, Tisha, Shriya, Samragee, Eva, Aditi and Jasmine) who competed in the National Finals of First Lego League in Bristol. We won the prestigious ‘1st Place Champions Award’ for consistently performing well across all four categories! This is a fantastic achievement and here are some of the details of our journey to winning this award.

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    • Rome and Naples Trip 2020

      Published 28/02/20

      Over the course of 5 days in the half term, 40 students were given the incredible opportunity to explore Rome and Naples. Needless to say, it was an unforgettable trip which proved to be very educational for Latin and Geography studies.

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    • Das Leben der Anderen Workshop at the University of Reading

      Published 27/02/20

      On Wednesday, the 26th of February, the Kendrick A-Level German students had a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the film Das Leben der Anderen at the University of Reading. Elisabeth Königshofer and Ute Wölfel from the Department of Languages and Cultures delivered a varied and thought-provoking workshop on the film, which our students study in years 12 and 13.

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