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KEHS Parents' Association Lecture: Dominic Sandbrook
On Monday 9th October, historian, author, columnist and television presenter Dominic Sandbrook delivered KEHS’ second PA sponsored lecture at the Ruddock Performing Arts Centre.
Greek Theatre Visit
On Wednesday 4th October, the Lower Fifth and Upper Sixth Ancient Greek students embarked on a slightly oversized (50 seat!) coach to Warwick School's Bridge House Theatre to watch Sophocles' Antigone. This was particularly useful for the Lower Sixth, as it is one of our set texts for A Level.
International Exchange
The first two girls to take part in this year's international exchange arrived in Vancouver last weekend. Amelia and Erin were met by their exchange partners and families and are seen here at Vancouver airport on arrival.
Warwickshire County Squash
Last weekend, Anya (U4S), Meha (3S) and Trinity (3K) all played in the Warwickshire County Closed Squash Tournament at the Freedom Leisure Centre in Warwick.
Latin and Greek Day
On Thursday 28th September, seven Lower Sixth Classicists set off to the University of Cambridge, home to one of the best Classics Faculties, for a day of lectures based on our A Level set texts.
Trip to Coventry Cathedral
On October 3rd, Upper Fourth students visited Coventry Cathedral. The purpose of the trip was to learn about the Cathedral’s work in relation to reconciliation. Coventry Cathedral is one of the world’s oldest centres for reconciliation.
Staff Macmillan Coffee Morning
On Friday 29th September, KEHS staff and students took part in the world’s biggest coffee morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. The staff were spoilt for choice with an assortment of cakes, cookies, shortbread, flapjacks and brownies. Over £280 was raised and all proceeds will be going to Macmillan Cancer Support
Harvest Festival
This week, Mr Lea delivered our annual Harvest Festival assembly. He emphasised the importance of donating to local foodbanks in and around Birmingham and highlighted how our contributions are appreciated by local needy people.
