Welcome from our Head, Mrs Sue Knox
One of the most significant and important decisions you will make in life is choosing the right school for your child. It is a decision that will not only shape their development but also the type of person they will become in later life. When making this choice, you want the very best for your child and we want that too.
You want to provide them with an environment where they can be stretched, challenged and nurtured and find their individual spark. You also want them to be happy, safe and to have the platform where they can grow into a healthy, confident and compassionate young adult.
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The first D of E expedition of the year is underway! This week's Bulletin also features house updates, a visit...
Featuring trips to Brighton Sealife, Freshwater Theatre, Sayers Croft and more...
Last week, Duke of Kent School had the privilege of hosting Floyd Steadman OBE for a transformative staff INSET session...
It is with great pride in our pupils that we at Duke of Kent School congratulate the Year 11 cohort of 2023! On behalf o...
Featuring Year 11's farewell before their GCSE's, Year 3 Assembly, match reports and so much...
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As part of our Stretch and Challenge and Career talk programme this morning we welcomed Chloe Williams-Thomas from Finite Design to discuss her role as an Engineer. Another wonderfully inspiring talk to jump-start a Monday morning. #TheDoKWay #Careers https://t.co/GCjyyOSWpk
It's Differentiation Day! This means that lots of lesson observations are happening to evidence the amazing lengths staff go to at Duke of Kent School to ensure each and every pupil is accessing the curriculum and being challenged to progress. An inspirational day! #TheDoKWay https://t.co/32m0tHmmn8
The newly elected Prep School Council have started their "Year in Office" with enthusiasm and motivation. They will continue to focus on their objective of a new Prep School playground and have already expressed clear and thoughtful opinions. #TheDoKWay #SurreySchools #PrepSchool https://t.co/XEthkXcAPG
We were delighted to welcome Fred and Emma from @sarcoma_uk to the School this morning. Sarcoma UK is our chosen charity for the year. They gave an insightful talk into what sarcoma is and how the money raised throughout the year will be used. #TheDoKWay #Sarcoma #Charity https://t.co/qxJ0wVQDUL
Pupils from Years 9 -11 arrived in Rwanda this morning, the start of an exciting ten-day trip! They will stay with a local family in the countryside, hike the Congo Nile Trail, kayak, camp and learn about gorilla conservation work. Have a wonderful trip! #TheDoKWay #Rwanda https://t.co/IMYs834iEY
Years 7-11 had a visit from poet Ash Dickinson @ashdpoet yesterday. Ash shared a few of his poems with the pupils and helped them write some of their own. He also shared how it can help you order your thoughts & give you something to be proud of #TheDoKWay #Poetry #SeniorSchool https://t.co/Glp85P3Cu3
Today we acknowledged Harvest Festival in our assembly, which was led by parent Claire Oxborough. Thank you for all the kind donations which have made their way to the Cranleigh Food Bank today. #TheDoKWay #HarvestFestival2023 #SeniorSchool #PrepSchool #PrePrep #SurreySchools https://t.co/dqF8gyqnA1
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