We have been busy raising money for great causes during our Year 8 and 9 Charity Week. The appointed Charity Representatives from each Year 8 and 9 Form, with the help of Miss Swaine, decided on supporting two charities: SportsAble and the Reading Refugee Support Group.
The 10th November 2018 edition of New Scientist had a special report on Women in Physics.
On Wednesday 14th November, we had the wonderful opportunity of going to Imperial College London in order to compete in the UKMT senior team maths challenge.
In October 2018, Wendy Mentiply, a mother of a Year 12 student at Kendrick School, completed a tough trek in the Himalayas.
Oxford University: 17th Hintze Lecture: The Quantum and the Cosmos by Rocky Kolb, University of Chicago
Probably not, but you can judge, with great difficulty, the artistic and design efforts of Kendrick students in their entries to the recent book cover competition.
On July 17th we set off for Nepal, after a hard year of fundraising and completing GCSEs. Our trip was a combination of experiencing the culture in Kathmandu, working on a community project in the outskirts of Pokhara and a 11 day trek up into the Annapurna mountain range. Over the 3 weeks we overcame many (MANY) challenges as a team learning how to live without many of the things we take for granted in the UK.