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24 Hour Tennis

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Cre­ated: Thurs­day, 28 Novem­ber 2013 14:03
Writ­ten by R Mab­ber­ley 11LDO

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On the 26th Octo­ber, 12 juniors took part in a 24 hour Ten­nis marathon at Mar­gate Lawn Ten­nis club. The money raised goes towards the Club’s facil­i­ties and equip­ment to enhance the play­ing stan­dard and improve the abil­ity of the Club’s younger mem­bers. The event was car­ried out through­out the entire night from 10am till 10am the next day, in chal­leng­ing weather con­di­tions, tor­ren­tial rain and strong wind The weather did not affect the event, as the par­tic­i­pants car­ried on through­out the night, keen to raise the money to help younger play­ers reach their poten­tial. Over £1000 was raised.
The fol­low­ing juniors from King Ethel­bert took part; Reece Mab­ber­ley, Paul Maxwell, Jake Cop­per, Kieran Duck­worth, Ben Mor­ris and Ayo Owoborode. Well done Boys!

Pre­sen­ta­tion Afternoon

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Cre­ated: Mon­day, 25 Novem­ber 2013 16:13
Writ­ten by Mrs V Willis

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King Ethel­bert stu­dents, staff, par­ents and car­ers, spe­cial guests and friends of the school cel­e­brated both indi­vid­ual and col­lec­tive suc­cesses at King Ethel­bert School’s annual Pre­sen­ta­tion After­noon, held at the Win­ter Gar­dens on Wednes­day 20th Novem­ber. The school was cel­e­brat­ing its record break­ing GCSE results in the sum­mer, when 54% of stu­dents gained 5A*-C grades includ­ing Eng­lish and Maths; the best results of all Thanet high schools. Prizes also reflected huge suc­cess for the School’s first cohort of Year 13 stu­dents who achieved out­stand­ing results in the IBCC in the sum­mer. The pro­ceed­ings were ably opened by Head Boy, Gre­gory Nocen­tini, with the Head Girl, Charli Nichol­son deliv­er­ing a heart­felt vote of thanks at the end. The after­noon included musi­cal per­for­mances from stu­dents across the school, as well as speeches, includ­ing guest speaker Mr. Matt Hayes, an ex stu­dent and now a suc­cess­ful archi­tect involved in many projects within the edu­ca­tion sector.

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KES Houses

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Cre­ated: Thurs­day, 17 Octo­ber 2013 19:50
Writ­ten by Mr A Solly

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In 2012 King Ethel­bert launched the new Hous­ing Sys­tem. This has seen an increased par­tic­i­pa­tion in com­pe­ti­tions and a healthy rivalry develop between the Houses.
Cur­rently there are three Houses within the school. These being; Eagles, Fal­cons and Hawks. Each House has a Head of House (teacher), Sports Cap­tains and House Cap­tains (stu­dents) in each year group.
Through­out the year the ‘House Cal­en­dar of Events’ sees the three Houses com­pet­ing in many com­pe­ti­tions., vary­ing from the tra­di­tional Sports Com­pe­ti­tions to events in Music, Art, Eng­lish and many more.
At the end of the year all House Points gained from the events are added together so that one of the Houses can be crowned Champions.

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Mer­chant of Venice Trip

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Cre­ated: Wednes­day, 13 Novem­ber 2013 10:37
Writ­ten by Gabriella Ben­ton & Max Blun­dell 9SMI

mov200pxOn the 6th Novem­ber 2013 the whole of year 9 went on a trip to the Mar­lowe The­atre to watch a Shake­speare pro­duc­tion of The Mer­chant of Venice. The play was very inter­est­ing and the lan­guage was well spo­ken. Although the stage was small they used the space very well and made it look big­ger. Also the spe­cial effects like the blood and fake eye being pulled out looked very real­sitic! In the play the actors were all men to coin­cide with the Shake­speare theme, as women weren’t allowed to act in shake­spearean times. We had been ana­lyz­ing the play in our Eng­lish lessons learn­ing about the lan­guage and the his­tory in those days

The Curi­ous Inci­dent of the Dog in the night-​time

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Cre­ated: Wednes­day, 06 Novem­ber 2013 13:59
Writ­ten by Miss S Millership

millership200pxYear 12 IB Lit­er­a­ture stu­dents took a trip to Lon­don on Tues­day 5th Novem­ber to see the award win­ning pro­duc­tion of ‘The Curi­ous Inci­dent of the Dog in the night-​time’ We have been study­ing the book in class and it was fas­ci­nat­ing to see how they brought the book and the char­ac­ter of Christo­pher to life and it has def­i­nitely helped with our stud­ies of the book in class.
We thor­oughly enjoyed the stag­ing and the actor por­tray­ing Christo­pher gave a very con­vinc­ing per­for­mance. We also did a great job of inde­pen­dently nav­i­gat­ing our­selves around Lon­don, only get­ting lost in rush hour tube traf­fic once!

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  1. Royal Shake­speare Com­pany
  2. Cap­tain Phillips
  3. V & A Museum Visit
  4. Evening at the Gulk­benkian
  5. Stour val­ley arts trip
House points
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Fal­cons
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Hawks
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