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A Message from Mrs Knox

This week, as a School we “made a noise about bullying” – the theme of this year’s national anti-bullying campaign. In our PSHE lessons, we discussed what bullying means to us, how banter can turn into something more hurtful and what we can do to stop bullying. We talked about the fact that we won’t always agree with people, but we must always treat people with kindness, respect and unity. The pupils engaged thoughtfully as we debated this important topic and agreed how we will continue to “make a noise about bullying”.

I would like to commend our male staff who are growing a "Mo" this month representing healthier men and a healthier world. Thank you to Mr Southee who led a superb assembly this morning to our Senior pupils on this important topic, talking also about what the words masculinity and manhood mean in today's world. If you would like to sponsor the team, click here. 

Finally, it was lovely to see so many parents join us for our "Windows into Learning" event in the Prep School as we discussed how English is taught. I know the pupils really loved sharing their learning too. A fabulous week – now time for the weekend! 

Mrs Knox

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The School menu for next week

Anti-bullying Week

This week pupils at Duke of Kent School have been learning to “MAKE A NOISE” if they feel that any bullying has or is occurring. Anti-bullying week started with the now-traditional “Odd Socks Day”; this starts Anti-bullying Week with a powerful and colourful message. Odd Socks Day helps us appreciate that we are all different and we should celebrate individuality. Pupils have listened and interacted incredibly well in lessons and assemblies. I have witnessed pupils showing thoughtful and considered views about how to deal with bullying and how to prevent it from happening. As staff and pupils we are committed to making Duke of Kent School a happy and safe place to learn.

Activities this week have included team building skills and pupils being put into potential bullying scenarios to help them have a greater understanding of how to deal with a specific situation. The Art Department created a photography competition which will be judged next week. Pupils were encouraged to create a photograph that represented “Making a Noise” or exploring the general theme of anti-bullying. Pupils have also had the opportunity to create animated GIFs in Computer Science to help send the message of “Making a Noise”.

As always, we encourage all pupils to be upstanders and not bystanders if they witness any bullying and remember to inform a trusted adult if they are concerned.

Mr Herbert

Senior School – Houses of Parliament trip

It is hugely exciting to be able to announce that another trip to visit The Houses of Parliament will take place in 2024!

During the trip pupils will be given a tour of The House of Lords, The House of Commons, St Stephen’s Hall and Westminster Hall.

This trip is open to pupils in the Senior School and there are only 22 places available. If pupils are interested and they would like to apply, they need to complete the Google form that can be found here. This form needs to be completed by Friday 1st December 2023.

Please be aware that numbers are limited and it is therefore likely that not everyone who applies will get the opportunity to attend. Therefore pupils are encouraged to make sure that they write enough detail in their application to try and gain their place on this exciting trip. Pupils will be expected to catch up on any work missed in their own time.

Transport will be via minibus and then train.

Further information will be released nearer to the time, but if you do have further questions just ask Mr Wyllie (awyllie@dokschool.org).

Mr Wyllie

Senior School design studio visit

Ten pupils set off for a visit to Kangarooz in Warnham to investigate the inner workings of a real design studio and sign manufacturer. Roo kindly showed us around the studio, showed us samples of different materials and work he had undertaken and gave us an insight into the real scenarios posed by the industry. Pupils got to see how designs are realised using industry-standard software, then transferred to the printers for manufacture. Roo printed a design we had created based on our visit to the Design Museum, and showed us how to laminate and then stick our vinyls onto a variety of surfaces. Back at School, our new vinyl is now filling the empty wall space created by the expansion of the Design and Technology workshop, ready for the addition of shelves to showcase pupils’ work. Our huge thanks to Roo and Kangarooz for a fabulous morning. 

“We got some great insight into the happenings of a real design studio!” Sam S.

Mrs Wilkinson

Medieval Day in Year 1

On Thursday 16th November Year 1 had their annual Medieval Day. The children all came dressed up in their magnificent costumes (as did their teachers)!

The day started by having a history lesson with Mr Lodge. They were taught all about the Battle of Hastings and, afterwards, they re-enacted the battle in the playground. Grisha D played King Harold and was dramatically shot in the eye. The children had a fantastic time acting this famous scene out.

After break the pupils went to PE where they were set the challenge of becoming knights and queens. They had to successfully pass three tests in order to succeed. These were stuck in the mud, throw and catch and dodge the ball! Amazingly they all managed to reach their goal of becoming queens and knights, with great listening and catching skills!

Finally, we looked at illuminated letters and the children created their very own, which they embossed onto a metal sheet and used Sharpies to colour them in.

Greg O and Charles L enjoyed their lesson from Mr Lodge learning all about the Battle of Hastings. Mattie F, Alex W and Aoife F all enjoyed the art lesson making their own illuminated letter and Gracie B loved her PE lesson.

Miss Walpole

Solar4Schools visit

On Tuesday, Charles from Solar4Schools joined us to do an initial site survey to determine where we might be able to install solar panels. The idea came from three of our current Year 9 pupils (Theo, Arthur and Charlie). They joined Charles in flying up the drone to gather pictures for the designers, checking the electrical mains down in the cellar and asking him questions about how much CO2 we would save. Hopefully this is the first step in getting this project underway!

Mr Southee

Movember update

Thank you so much to everyone who has donated so far. We have managed to raise £600 so far. We are well on our way to our £1,000 target! If you would like to donate, click here.

Here are some photos of the second week. We will continue the updates until the end of term!

Mr Monk

Odd Socks Day is now an established annual event, reminding us that we are all different in our own unique ways, and there's no such thing as “normal”. The same could be said for a week at Duke of Kent School; no two are ever alike, bringing a wonderful sense of variety and dynamism to our Prep and Pre-prep Departments. 

As well as having an assembly about bullying, and how we can “make a noise” to confront it head-on, we were also treated to a talk by Fleur S in Year 11 about her hearing difficulties and the aids that help her overcome them. She was reflecting on when she last did a talk in Prep Library, in Year 6, and acknowledged how much more confident and eloquent she has become since; a super testament to how we help provide our pupils a solid platform from which they can achieve ever greater things.

Several highlights this week have come from the science classroom. Year 5 investigated the mass of carbon dioxide by shaking fizzy drinks until they went flat; Year 3 have honed their IT skills using software to explore what properties of metal make it suitable for a range of applications; and Year 6 put the finishing touches to their highly effective and innovative burglar alarms.

In the Year 1 and 2 maths classrooms, much measuring has been going on, and alongside Year 1's Medieval Day, Nursery have been making dragons, princesses and knights. Prep School have also been busy practising their times tables in the TTRS “England Rocks” nationwide competition, with the results to be announced very soon!

Values Certificates: Effort for Obie M; Kindness for Tildy T; Responsibility for Arthur M

Reading Certificates: Bronze for Eva W, Willow B, Florence H, Charlotte L; Silver for Siena N; Gold for Florence A & George S

Mr Wright

Stars of the week

Nursery – Rory O’K for playing collaboratively and happily with his friends and for talking confidently about his travels in Australia.

Isla C for settling happily into Nursery, playing collaboratively and working towards greater independence.

Reception – Paul E for a huge improvement in attitude in swimming lessons! What a star!

Year 1 – Aoife F for her dedication to her reading. The expression added this week has been super!

Year 2 – Maddie C for using commas so expertly in your English work.

Mrs Henry

Anti-bullying week started with a hugely inspiring assembly from Mr Herbert, outlining what bullying is and how we all have a responsibility in helping to stop it occurring. The ongoing changeable weather put paid to a number of sports matches on Tuesday but I was lucky enough to witness an outstanding, close-fought U13 football game on Front Pitch on Wednesday, resulting in a narrow 2-1 victory. Thursday saw a number of fantastic performances in the Senior Waverley and Guildford District Cross Country Trials at Charterhouse School in rather damp and muddy conditions(!), whilst that evening's Year 8 parents’ evening was a great opportunity to discuss the many successes of the year group and work together with the pupils and parents to target any areas for improvement.

On Friday we were delighted to welcome Fi Morris, professional cricketer and record-holder of the best bowling figures in the history of the Hundred competition! She worked with various year groups throughout the day, showcasing her talents, running sessions and offering advice. We also witnessed a thought-provoking assembly from Mr Southee regarding the upcoming “International Men's Day”, discussing what it means to be a man in today's society, what masculinity means to our staffbase and the challenges and issues facing men and boys today.

The following were given prizes at Celebration Snack Break for gaining a multiple of 25 in their ongoing Merit Point Totals; Manon A, Leo B, Rommy B, Ben D, Oliver D, Freddie P, Jordan V (Year 7), Eddie C (Year 8), Issy F, Harris H-H, Mercy M, Oscar V, Toby W (Year 9), Mattie R, Saoirse W (Year 10) and Oscar D-K, Charlie G, Eva L, Esme P, George P (Year 11). We also awarded a pin badge to the following who have now achieved 100 Merit Points since the reinvention of the rewards system in Summer 2022; Eddie C, Oscar V, Mattie R and Esme P. Congratulations to you all!

Ukraine Backpack Drive – please be aware that the last day to bring in donations as part of the backpack collection organised by Edie H (Year 9) is Monday 20th November. She has arranged, completely independently, to assemble backpacks of Christmas presents for children aged 2-16 to go to an orphanage just outside Chernobyl. She is on the lookout for soft toys, books, puzzles, toiletries and clothes in particular and there is a collection box in the front foyer of School.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Mr Wilson

Prep School House Bake Off final

Monday was a very sweet affair for the six Prep school pupils in the final of the House Bake Off. Their task was to create eight identical fairy cakes, decorated to the theme of their House.

The bakers quickly got to work whisking, beating, sifting and mixing and it wasn't long before delicious smells filled the Domestic Science room. For Layla B in Hawk, and Coralie and Evelyn C in Kestrel, their house colours were evident from the start, due to them cleverly adding food dye to their cupcake mixture to dye them blue and green respectively.

Once the girls started their toppings, a beautiful array of red, green, blue and yellow icing of all kinds; fondant, royal and buttercream was whipped up by our young bakers. The judges were going to have a hard time choosing between them! Fortunately, the refined taste buds of Mrs Knox, Mr Gritton and Mr Hanvey stepped up to pick the winner. After much deliberation, it went to Layla B for her delicious blueberry cakes for Hawk.

Congratulations to Annabelle T (Buzzard) Elsie S and Elsa (Peregrine) and Coralie and Evelyn C (Kestrel) for their brilliant participation and effort. All the pupils who reached the final received a commemorative spoon to mark their huge achievement of reaching the final. All the Prep School pupils who entered the Bake Off have received three House Points.

Mrs Vermeulen & Mr Gritton

Festival of Words Poetry Competition (Ages 4 to 16)

If you can say the words, you can write the words. Express yourself through poetry – whatever shape or form – and you could win £75! The competition is open to all school aged children, with two prizes for primary and one for secondary.

For more details click here. 

Deadline for entries is 30th November 2023.

ISA Young Musician Competition (KS1-5)

The long-standing ISA Young Musician Competition celebrates the talent and passion for music performance that exists within our Members’ schools. This competition offers an exciting opportunity for students to perform and watch their peers at a live music concert. Open to Key Stages 1-5.

For more information click here.

Deadline for entries is 7th December 2023.

Mr Wyllie

Girls’ netball: U15/16 A and U15/16 B netball teams v Farlington School

On Tuesday afternoon, the weather made attempts to scupper our matches but luckily our wonderful Sports Hall came into use! This meant that the two matches due to be played on the courts were put indoors to play back to back. It created a great atmosphere for the teams to play in with an audience of pupils cheering them on! First up were the U15/16 A Team. The girls were raring to go after a brilliantly contested match last week. It took a bit of time for the team to get into their flow with Farlington holding strong in defence. Frankie M, Issy F and Bella S worked wonderfully in the mid-court and began to get the weight of their passes perfectly in to their shooters. Alex K and Jess I worked as a fantastic shooting pair and scored an impressive 8 goals in 8 minutes! Meanwhile, Abi W had a fantastic game in GD cutting off so many of Farlington's attacking play and, with the help of Ava W and Helena K, they managed to keep Farlington's scoring tally to a minimum. A fantastic display of quality netball and a great win with the score finishing 11-5 to Duke of Kent School. 

The U15/16 B Team had been watching and encouraging the A Team, and now it was their turn to play! The team started fantastically well with a very speedy goal from the first centre pass. Farlington fought back and gained more possession of the ball as the match went on, but Duke of Kent School defended with precision with Fleur S, Emily B and Annabelle R linking up well to deny Farlington any goals. Phoebe P played some brilliant netball with awesome interceptions left, right and centre. As the match went on, Esme P and Rose S got into some great positions in the circle and the goals just kept on coming, everything that Rose touched turned into a goal! The team rotated some positions and it was great to see Isla B and Ella S step up to play in goal shooting positions for the team. Another brilliant win for Duke of Kent School. Well done to all the girls involved for a great afternoon of netball!

Miss Vickers

Girls’ netball: U14-U16 A Netball Team v Farlington School 

The U14-U16 A Team played Farlington School away on Tuesday. Considering they’ve only just begun their season, the team played exceptionally well. Alice B and Clara H-S shot brilliantly throughout and demonstrated some lovely fluent moves in the shooting circle. However, the opposition were quick to intercept any sloppy balls, which forced Duke of Kent to up their game in terms of passing ahead of their players and timing their runs on to the ball. Tildy C looked very comfortable at centre and didn’t put a foot wrong in that role. Edie H also had a great game in a number of positions. Josie B made some impressive interceptions at goal defence and captained the side with energy and determination. Whilst Pippa S marked her goal shooter out of the game and distributed calmly from the back line. Sophie R and Francesca R worked tirelessly in the centre court breaking down Farlington’s attack and linking brilliantly with their team-mates. By the final quarter the team had scored a whopping 23 goals to Farlington’s 12. What a cracking game - well done! 

Mrs Dann

Girls’ netball: U11 Netball Team v St Edmund's School

The U11 Girls Netball Team welcomed St Edmund's to our outdoor courts on a rare sunny Wednesday afternoon! The team had time to warm up and practise in a variety of positions before St Edmund's arrived and so felt prepared and ready to begin as soon as the match got underway. The U11s made a fantastic start with Ruby W on fire in GA, scoring goal after goal in the first quarter. Hope N worked tirelessly in C and had an important impact on both attack and defence throughout the game. In the second and third quarter, the team continued to string together their passes brilliantly with Charlotte C feeding some great balls into the circle for Amelie C and Ruby W. Meanwhile, our defensive team were solid with Millie W, Jasmine W and Bea T-R playing brilliantly as a team and all making countless interceptions. In the final quarter, we mixed the positions around and it was great to see the girls rise to the challenge, with Millie W scoring goals as GS, Ruby W playing with great energy in C and Hope N demonstrating her ability to defend with confidence. A huge well done on a brilliant win and a great team performance! 

Miss Vickers

Girls' hockey: Yr 7 & 8 Girls’ House Hockey  

It was a beautiful afternoon for the Girls’ House Hockey matches on Wednesday. The Houses joined forces to help with numbers and the games were closely contested throughout. There was some super hockey played, and it was great to see everyone get so stuck in. The winners were Hawk who scored 13 points and Peregrine and Kestrel tied second place with 9 points. Well done to Buzzard who scored in every match and drew one of their games. At the end of the tournament, those that wanted to had a go at a "shuffle" where one attacker runs at the goal keeper with only a short amount of time to score; a fun way to finish the afternoon off! A special mention goes to Mille L and Poppy F who "goal kept" for all the houses in every match! 

Mrs Dann

Throughout November, UNIFROG is hosting a series of captivating career webinars. These informative sessions present an exclusive chance to explore diverse career avenues, featuring first-hand insights from seasoned industry professionals.

We wholeheartedly urge you to take an active role and make the most of these exceptional opportunities to expand your horizons, even if you haven't previously contemplated careers in these areas.

For comprehensive event information, please refer to the details below. Should you have any enquiries, do not hesitate to reach out to Mr Wyllie.

Understanding black holes – Wednesday 22nd November @16:30

Embark on a cosmic journey as the University of Leicester explore the strange world of black holes. Join this explorative webinar, where you'll find out how astronomers discover black holes of all sizes, study the exotic physics near the event horizon, and the impact that black holes have on stars and galaxies. Using physics and maths, experts at Leicester discuss what happens in the vicinity of a black hole and the role black holes play in cosmic evolution.

Click here to sign up.

Top tips for writing the perfect CV – Monday 27th November @16:30

Employers will use your CV to decide whether you’re fit for the job, so you need to make sure it stands out from the crowd. In this webinar, professional services network, Crowe, hygiene and health company, Essity, and consultancy firm, Barnett Waddingham, give their insider tips on how to ace your CV or written application. 

Click here to sign up.

Top tips for acing an interview – Tuesday 28th November @16:30

You've applied for the job and been invited to an interview – excellent! Join packaged goods company, Unilever, asset management company, Schroders, and business advisory company, Armstrong Watson, who will join you to talk about the types of interviews you might do and how best to structure your answers.

Click here to sign up.

Mr Wyllie

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Microtransactions

Microtransactions figure in the business model of many game and app developers, allowing them to bring in ongoing revenue as users continue to pay for extra features and content; even software that’s initially free to download can be monetised in this way. It’s a system which has featured in many of younger gamers’ perennial favourite franchises, from Fortnite to FIFA.

As well as encouraging regular spending, however, microtransactions – especially the increasingly common use of loot boxes – have also been scrutinised for what many argue is a resemblance to gambling, with the potential to foster addictive behaviours. Our guide tells parents and carers what they need to know about microtransactions.

Click on the link to find out more information about "What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Microtransactions".

Also, Internet Matters is a great website that can help you deal with online issues, give you advice for different age groups, and give you step-by-step guides for setting controls for different devices.

Mr Boden
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This week I have particularly enjoyed working with two groups of pupils considering how their actions and way of being can have a direct impact on those around them.

Firstly, I have been working with the Year 9 Peer Mentors who have been volunteering their time during lunch breaks to train as mentors to a small number of our Year 7 cohort. The Year 9s have looked at all sorts of communication skills such as active and passive listening, body language, empathy skills, communication styles, confidentiality and safeguarding.

They are all skills that, whilst serving them in their roles as mentors, will continue to serve them throughout School and beyond. It has been lovely to see them so engaged and motivated in their support of others. Hopefully they will be meeting their mentees next week, and some supportive and happy new relationships will develop.

The Year 7 girls have been considering “what makes a good friend?” and reflecting on their own traits as a friend. This gave them focus to create their own empathy resolution; a way to encourage them in the consideration of how they treat others. It also led them to give each other written compliments and consider the effect a kind word can have on someone’s mood.

The opportunity to reflect on the way we feel and how we treat others is an important step in considering our own needs and how we can improve our relationships with others. We can all benefit from making regular time to reflect on self as we are all “works in progress”.

I wish you all a relaxing and reflective weekend!

Mrs Douglas

There has been a very significant increase in pupils visiting the medical room this week, with many visits related to minor complaints such as headaches and sore throats. This is very typical for this time of the School year when the nights draw in, everyone's getting a little tired and the end of term is still a little way off!  

A number of Prep and Senior School pupils are visiting the medical room during lessons, or in the changeover between lessons, potentially as a way of getting a few minutes' breather from class! Please can we ask parents to remind pupils that they should only attend the medical room during break times if they only have a minor complaint, so they do not miss lesson time unnecessarily. Clearly we are very happy to attend to any pupils who have an urgent health need at any time during the day (e.g. vomiting, bleeding, trouble breathing, allergic reaction, significant pain or injury), but outside of these reasons, we would encourage a little resilience and patience and we'll happily attend to pupils during break times.

We are all looking forward to enjoying the Senior Production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang next week – the pupils have been working extremely hard putting extra hours in at School, and have one final Sunday rehearsal this weekend. We would therefore strongly recommend that cast members have a quiet/restful day on Saturday to recharge the batteries whilst they can (and also throw in a few early nights if possible?). There's a very busy and exciting week ahead and we desperately want you all to stay well enough to enjoy performing in the show, which will no doubt be as spectacular as always!

Wishing everyone a restful and restorative weekend.

The School Nurses

PADoK

Please do get in touch if you would like to get involved, this can be in any capacity, you don’t need to be a class rep to be on the PADoK team. Email me at camillahja@yahoo.com for more information. 

Christmas Hamper raffle tickets

We are excited to announce that the Christmas hamper raffle tickets are now on sale. We will be putting together the hampers next week so look out for more tempting images coming soon. 

£5 for a book of 5 tickets. 

Please email padok@dokschool.org with the number of books, your child’s name and year group.

Thank you for your support.

BAG2SCHOOL collection

Your children should have bought a bag home that can be filled and returned to school for recycling. PADoK have organised this to raise funds and also offer our DoK community an opportunity to recycle! Bags should be returned to school at drop off on 20th November. If you are unable to drop bags on 20th November, they can be left outside the uniform shop on 19th November before 14.00. More info on the scheme and what can/can’t be donated is on the Bag2School website can be found here.

Duke of Kent School Flyers – Wednesday 08.30-09.30, Ness Hall (Tara Coles and Lois Williams)

This week we saw the third session of the DOK School netball team. Another great session of netball! So much fun had and so good for the soul.

Join us every Wednesday. No experience necessary!

Duke of Kent School Singers – Thursday 08.20-09.00 (Cathy Williams)

Another great half an hour of singing this morning! We are building an amazing mix of high (sop), medium (alto) and low (tenor) voices, all coming together to make a brilliant sound. It’s wonderful!

We started with an uplifting warm up singing “I like the flowers, I like the daffodils” and the lovely song about the banana harvest. Work on “Yellow” continued and Mr Rye worked with us on the three-part harmony and helped us to learn our parts and not be drawn into another harmony. This involved singing with our eyes shut! It really worked! It was such a warm, rich, beautiful noise that we all made when we all kept to our harmonies. We came away feeling very uplifted and ready for the day, particularly with the help of tea and coffee the School kindly provided for us after our singing session.

Everyone is welcome at any time, please do come and join us to listen and/or sing along whenever you feel like it. Singing is so good for you! Stick your head in for a listen to see what we’re all about. Super relaxed and no pressure to perform.  

Any questions please do contact Cathy Williams rhodricathy@sky.com/07813 282910 or please just come along!

A relaxed singing group run by our Director of Music, Mr Rye, who kindly gives up his time to teach us how to sing. It is always fun and uplifting rather than a pressured environment. Our focus is always on enjoying singing and getting the most out of our time together.

PADOK Core Control: strengthen your body, improve your health with our physio-led stability group. Friday morning 08.30, Ness Hall

Get ready for a fitness journey that's both invigorating and community-driven! 

Our Parent Core Control Group is in full swing, focusing on pelvic floor, transversus abdominus, and gluteus medius engagement, along with spinal alignment.

What to Expect: engaging sessions targeting core muscles and overall strength. Progress from static balance exercises to dynamic moves like pelvic bridges, sit-ups, planks, scapular stability, and squats.

Why join? Enhance your fitness knowledge. Boost core strength and stability. Connect with fellow parents in a supportive environment.

When: every Friday morning prompt start at 08:30 in the sports hall until 09.00.

Bring: your own thick exercise mat for maximum comfort.

How to join: all parents are welcome!

Simply message julia@therunningspecialists.com for details and to confirm your spot.

Let's strengthen our cores and build a healthier, more connected community together! 

Click here for the WhatsApp group link.

PADoK Book Club

PADoK Book Club will meet next week on Thursday 23rd November in Old Hall at 20.00 to talk about the book “Kayla’s Girls” by Kerry Gibb. We would love you to join us for a relaxed chat by the fire, sipping a glass of wine and choosing a new title to read over Christmas.

Mrs Newman claire@bluetreerecruits.co.uk

PADoK Second Hand Uniform Shop

We will be open on Wednesday 29th November from 15.00 to 16.00. 

If you wish to hand in items that you no longer need, please leave in the box outside the shop. ONLY CURRENT UNIFORM bought from Stevensons please. 

Mrs Lowe and Mrs Williams

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Senior School optional hoodie

The Senior School hoodies have been redesigned by members of the School Council and the finished product can be seen below. They have done a fantastic job at putting this design together and now finally getting to see the finished product.

This new hoodie is available from Stevenson's on their website: https://www.stevensons.co.uk/.  There is also the option to have your child's initials printed onto the front of the hoodie for a slight additional cost, something we would advise, to avoid mixing up tops with other pupils. This hoodie is not an essential item of School uniform, so there is no expectation for pupils to have it.

If you wish to see the sample, please pop into the Main Office and have a look.

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School social media

At Duke of Kent School we have three social media platforms; Instagram (dukeofkentschool), Twitter (@DoKSchool) and Facebook (Duke of Kent School). All of our social media accounts are public.

We recommend following all three accounts to receive push notifications with news, updates, educational articles, interactions with other schools, communities and public figures.