At the beginning of the Easter term, the KGS staff INSET day was focused on well-being. As student and teacher workloads ramp up as exam season approaches, the idea of maintaining a work-life balance seems, at times, to be just a dream.
One of the speakers, Jon Bockelmann-Evans, mooted...
Whilst Christmas seems a distant memory, there’s no doubt that the spring term has sped past and as always it has been an intense and busy time, not least because Trial Examinations dominate the Fifth and Sixth Formers’ thoughts. Whilst our official commemoration day is always on the first...
A warm welcome back to school to all our students, I hope you enjoyed a restful and productive summer and that you are looking forward to the challenges ahead this year. Some fantastic results have been attained at GCSE and A Level and we are delighted that 80% of graduating students achieved...
With the majority of the school engaged in examinations, the Lower Sixth took the opportunity this week to deliver their Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) presentations, as part of their Sixth Form academic enrichment programme. The Level 3 EPQ is an independent research project whereby...
"Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!" Not just one of the opening lines from Lewis Carroll’s book, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, but also my concern for much of the last week, which has been a particularly hectic one and where I could have done with just a little bit more time! The pace...
