News Archive
Triumph at Invicta Maths Challenge
Category: NewsA team of four Fifth Form King’s students: Jela Guo (HH), Jack Nielson (GL), Abigail Riggs (WL) and Kevin Wu (MO) entered the Invicta Maths Challenge at Invicta Grammar School, Maidstone and were clear winners of a sequence of challenges, winning every challenge they did. This is a competition combining mathematical, communication and teamwork skills and offers students another way to More »
King’s Talk: North Korea Exposed
Category: NewsFor the last King’s Talk of the Autumn term, King’s was delighted to welcome the award-winning photo journalist, Jeremy Hunter, who spoke about North Korea Exposed: A New Era? Students packed into the Claggett Auditorium in the Cathedral’s International Study Centre to hear Mr Hunter speak. Mr Hunter has spent 35 years in 65 countries witnessing and More »
KSCBC at our hearts
Category: News, SportsA growing number of pupils – 75 during this Michaelmas term – attend the King’s School Canterbury Boat Club where they train in the three games sessions per week. These training sessions are held at Westbere lakes near the village of Sturry so the enthusiastic and enterprising King’s rowing coaches, under the experienced and inspiring More »
It’s ‘gnome’ walk in the park!
Category: NewsThe Gold Duke of Edinburgh Expedition group headed to the Peak District where they walked North to South over hill and vale a distance of approximately 80km. They were completely self-sufficient and carried four days’ worth of kit on their backs. This iconic countryside, although easy under foot, was mainly passing over the Pennine Way and More »
Sports Results Autumn Term Week 10
Category: News, SportsSports Results Week 10 Further information including fixtures, teams and events, can be found via the Sports Website. More »
A is for Arsenic
Category: NewsThe King’s School Harvey Science Society, established in 1892, welcomed Dr. Kathryn Harkup to talk about Chemistry and the Human body. She provided entertainment and horror in equal quantities by talking about the Chemistry of poisons including, Phosphorous, Strychnine and Arsenic. Dr. Kathryn Harkup is a chemist and science communicator and the author of ‘A is for More »
