‘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.
Over the past few days Year 10 have been visiting the Port of Blyth
in relation to careers experience day.
Pupils were involved in several workshops and challenges; one being a paper brick making challenge! 🧱
#NorthumberlandSkills #energycentralstem
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The video needs to get taken down asap
That girl need to get checked how dare she bully that girl
Absolute disgrace of what iv seen on tiktok of that poor girl getting bullied its not right
✨NLT Showcase✨
We are so looking forward to our first NLT Showcase on Wednesday 16th July.
We are delighted to be joined by some members of the BBC Orchestra. Buffy Rowe - Violin Robert Fowler - Saxophone Rory Ingham - Trombone Dom Sales - Percussion / Rhythm Expert.
Tickets are selling fast.
You can get yours on iPay if you would like to attend🔖
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Today Year 10 have visited the Energy Central Campus, Blyth. Students are spending the day looking at careers in the renewable energy industry and taking part in careers workshops. 💡🧲🧱
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On the 16th July 2025 our amazing Music, Art and Drama students will be showcasing their talents. 🎉
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Kenton School is now Guinness World Record Holders 🎊
We were part of 10515 cooks across 6 continents and 42 countries who set a World Record. We helped Jamie Oliver to become a world record holder for the largest cookery lesson in multiple locations when our students made Home Made Pasta and Tomato Sauce.
Well done Mr Henderson and the pupils involved 🍝
#jamieoliver #WorldRecordAttempt
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Culture Week at Kenton School 🗺
This week Kenton School pupils have been taking part in a number of activities and competitions to celebrate different cultures.
From designing flags to taking part in a country fact trail.
On Friday 11th of July, pupils are welcome to bring in their bag food and their cultural/traditional clothes where they may get changed at 1pm.
Only pupils with tickets can attend the final cultural celebrations on Friday afternoon. ✨️
#CelebrateCulture #CulturalTradition
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✨️Newcastle Schools Achievement Awards✨️
A big well done to Ruby 👏
Ruby was nominated by the ASPIRE team for the following:-
At one point, Ruby was on the verge of permanent exclusion, struggling with behaviour and disengagement from school life. Through perseverance, support, and a determination to change, they turned their attitude around completely. Ruby not only re-engaged with her learning but also became a positive role model to others. Against the odds, they successfully completed their time at school and sat their GCSEs – a true testament to their resilience and growth.
#newcastleschoolsachievementawards #perserverance #determination
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Amazing news Ruby ⭐️
Amazing, so proud!
This week a handful of year 10 pupils have been on a residential trip to Jesus College, Cambridge. The trip has raised pupils aspirations and given them a real insight into the opportunities open to them in the future.
Pupils got to experience what it is like to be a student at university from staying in student accommodation, attending a academic lecture and several workshops.
On top of all of this pupils were given a tour around Cambridge taking in the wonderful sights and visiting other colleges such as Corpus Christi and King's College.
Miss Turley accompanied pupils on the trip and stated that pupil behaviour and engagement was impeccable, a real credit to Kenton School.
#jesuscollege #cambridgeuniversity #RaisingAspirations
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A huge good luck to the 17 students from Year 7-10 appearing in the now SOLD OUT production of Much Ado About Nothing at Northern Stage tonight. Pictured here during Thursdays Technical rehearsal. The students will be appearing alongside several other schools performing the play as part of the Shakespeare Playmaking Festival. Well done! 🎞🎥✨
#northernstage #shakespeare
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Keep Reading over the Summer break with access to First New📚
Kenton has registered with First News for our pupils to have free access to the newspaper over the summer. All you have to do is register yourself using this link:
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Cooking with Jamie Oliver 🍴🍝
Year 9 and Year 12 pupils took part in a world record bid to have the largest cookery lesson ever with over 10000 pupils across schools in the UK.
Hosted by Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver our pupils smashed it and we are just waiting on the final figures to see if they are record breakers! Well done to all involved👏
#jamieoliver #Worldrecordchallenge
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Poor bairns... He took the best meals from the food halls and now the next generation has to engage with his input! Couldn't imagine anything worse. They will never know how good food was before that doylem decided to campaign.
On the 16th July 2025 our amazing Music, Art and Drama students will be showcasing their talents. 🎉🌟Only 20 days until our Trust Showcase🌟
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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.
