Category: Senior School
PUPILS CELEBRATE WORLD BOOK DAY
In a fantastically colourful celebration of children’s literature and their authors but perhaps more importantly reading, the pupils in the Prep School dressed up as their favourite book characters. As part of the national World Book Day celebrations encouraging children of all ages to share stories and promote reading for pleasure pupils relished the opportunity…
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Dear Parents and Guardians, I am very grateful to all the parents who completed the ISI Parent Survey last week. The feedback has been extremely helpful, and although we did not receive the comments, we have been given the data, which I will share with everyone in due course after the management team have drilled…
DOVER COLLEGE – THINKING DIFFERENTLY ABOUT POST 16 EDUCATION
Dover College is proud of its extensive Sixth Form provision offering its pupils two pathways – the A Level+ focusing on highly academic subjects and the BTEC driven Careers Programme offering more vocational subjects. Dover College is leading the way and will be one of the very few independent schools ensuring that our pupils will…
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Dear Parents and Guardians, I waved off a minibus of happy and excited U14 footballers this morning who are going to Antwerp for their tour. I hope that they bring back some silverware! It has been another busy week, and last Saturday we had a very successful Open Day. I am grateful to the pupils…
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We prepare for Open Day tomorrow with nearly 90 visitors booked in to see the school. This is wonderful news, and I am delighted that so many people want to come and visit the school and learn more about our provision. I am very grateful to parents for contacting their local MP concerning the decision…
Non-Perfect Dad Event Supports Parents
For those parents who spend their weekends standing on the side of a football, rugby or cricket pitch. Or driving to the latest gymnastics or swimming competition, we all want our children to enjoy participating in their chosen sport, and as parents we want to support them in the best way. Richard Shorter (Non-Perfect Dad)…
