The 10th November 2018 edition of New Scientist had a special report on Women in Physics.
In October 2018, Wendy Mentiply, a mother of a Year 12 student at Kendrick School, completed a tough trek in the Himalayas.
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.
Just before the end of the summer term I was lucky enough to have received a Travel Grant of £250 from the Kendrick Trustees for my expedition to Norway with Oxfordshire Scouts.
Monday the 4th of June 2018 saw Year 9 leave for Devon for a week long trip to PGL. The weather was cloudy and dull, but that didn’t mirror our emotions at all. We were all so excited to get away and relax for a week. As soon as we got there, we were greeted by cheerful, smiley staff thus instantly uplifting our moods and helping us to settle in after a long coach ride.
We, the Chair of Governors and Headteacher of Kendrick School, are writing to you at the start of a four week statutory consultation period from 7th June 2018 to 5th July 2018, regarding the proposed expansion of Kendrick School.
BPHO competitions and Palak’s amazing day at the Royal Society.
On Friday 20th April, Lord Borwick visited Kendrick to speak to Sixth Form students. The session centred on the role of the House of Lords within the parliamentary system, along with ample opportunity to answer any questions we had related to politics.