‘All different, all equal’ summarises what makes Kenton a great school. Our school is rich in diversity and culture. Our fantastic students make the Academy a brilliant and inclusive place to learn and achieve. Our priority is to provide a safe, secure and engaging learning environment – one that is inclusive, ambitious and challenging.
Sinead Green | Principal
We are delighted to be part of Northern Leaders Trust and together we are committed to providing an excellent education for the children in our communities. We want every student to achieve their academic potential and grow in confidence as future leaders.
Well done to all of the year 7 groups completing clay this week in Art.
A special well done to Miss Adams 7X1 group. 🎨 🖼 🖌
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What have Kenton pupils been up to?👀
On Wednesday 22nd January, 30 Year 9 Pupils took part in a "Live Webcast" presented by the Holocaust Educational Trust to mark this years Holocaust Memorial Day. Pupils listened attentively to a live interview with "Mala Tribich MBE", Holocaust survivor. This supported both their recent History and Religious Education Curriculums.
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Blowing away in this weather
Do you know where to report a concern without fear of repercussions from people?
FEARLESS- is a charity and website where parents or students can report crimes anonymously if they witness anything for example :- someone carrying a knife.
See the link below ⬇️
crimestoppers-uk.org/fearless/what-is-fearless/who-we-are
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Our LEADERS Curriculum is just part of the personal development programme in place for our students. A comprehensive programme including PSHE, relationships education and careers advice is in place to help students develop in to happy and healthy adults who contribute to our community. You can read more at ks.northernleaderstrust.org/personal-development/
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REMINDER for Year 13 students ⏰📅
The deadline for UCAS applications is Wednesday 29th January. If you need any support or advice then come and speak with the Sixth Form team or contact us on [email protected]
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Wow Work 👏👏
Niveditha in year 8 has created a fantastic piece of French homework 🇫🇷
Keep your eyes peeled for more!
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She is such a star!! 🌟
Travail fantastique. Bien fait 🇫🇷
Amazing!
Kenton Extra Programme offers a vast range of clubs for all pupils to attend.
Mock Trial club is open to KS3 pupils of all abilities a fun way of developing their oracy skills. Using different activities to help pupils with their critical thinking and confident communication. ✍️📚🔎
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Isn't this just a knock off of a debate club?
Shout-Out to Year 11 🗣
Get involved in Kenton School's '7 weeks to success' programme.
We are offering you period 7 lessons for the next 7 weeks.
Lessons will be 3pm-4pm.
Check out the timetable below ⬇️
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When you have a big school you should have a good system. There’s no response from anyone No one received emails no one answers calls How can we contact you?
Hi is anyone going to the ski trip as i would like to get some advice
IMPORTANT MESSAGE - All students will have reports issued on the SIMS App this term. To ensure you can access information on your child's progress, please check you can log on and contact [email protected] if you need support with this.
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I've been emailing Connor since September as I can't acess still waiting to hear back x
Been trying to get onto sims since November no one has got back to me
The newsletter before Christmas mentioned emails were sent for class charts. We have not received this
Thursday 16th January 3.30pm-7pm 📆
Kenton School will be holding Year 11 Parents' Evening and Sixth Form Open Evening. Families will soon receive a link to book appointments to meet subject teachers in person and discuss Sixth Form opportunities and enrolment.
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Have the emails been sent yet? I haven't had one.
We instil a sense of community in our students, as well as a sense of belonging and compassion for those around them. We ensure that each student feels a part of our school and is active in the school community.
We foster a sense of aspiration and achievement in our students from their first day in Year 7. We support each individual throughout their time with us to both achieve and exceed their future goals.
We offer structure, support and opportunity for each student, irrespective of background or disadvantage and work hard to create an environment where every student is heard.
Through our broad and balanced curriculum and our pastoral care system, we equip our students with the necessary skills to be able to compete on a world-class stage.
