News Archive
How do you know that you really exist?
Category: NewsHow can you know that you really exist? This was the challenging essay title that Nina Liu (6b, KD) chose to tackle for the Lloyd Davies Philosophy Prize competition, run by Oriel College, Oxford. Although she narrowly missed out on winning, Nina’s essay was one of five singled out by the judges as highly commended More »
Kinetic Linked Training at King’s
Category: News, SportsWayne Rodgers, previously physiotherapist for the Australian Commonwealth Netball Team, recently introduced the concept of Kinetic Linked Training (KLT) to physiotherapists, strength-and-conditioning and sports coaches from King’s and the surrounding areas. King’s has been using this concept as part of the Excellence program since September last year with great success. It teaches athletes to move More »
Sports: Summer Term Week 11
Category: News, SportsSports Results Summer Term Week 11 Further information including fixtures, teams and events can be found via the new Sports Website. More »
1st place essay prize
Category: NewsPoppy Mitchell (6b, LX) has been awarded 1st place for her Architecture essay in the Newham College’s Essay Prize. Newnham College’s annual essay prize competitions are designed to encourage ambitious female sixth-form students to explore university-level subjects and themes and to develop their independent research and writing skills. A record-breaking number of entries were received More »
Culture, food and fun
Category: NewsCulture, food and fun – these are all things that were enjoyed on the Remove French Linguistic and Cultural Trip to Paris. The first day of adventures involved visiting the Latin Quarter, the beautiful Jardin de Luxembourg and the Centre Georges Pompidou where the group of 11 Remove pupils and staff enjoyed fabulous views of Paris More »
A pedigree oppawtunity fur fun in the library!
Category: Events, NewsPupils and staff were treated to a lunch-time of woofs and wellbeing from therapy dogs during the terrier-ably busy summer term. Seven dogs (and their owners) from the charity Pets as Therapy visited the library to help encourage us all to paws and relax, adding a little extra warmth and kindness to the lunchtime break. More »