News & Information

Three of our remarkable A Level art students have had their artwork selected to be part of Turner Contemproary’s ‘Belonging’ exhibition this summer.

Herne Bay High School are highlighting the importance of Mental Health and how it impacts everyone in our community.

We are very proud to present our team of Upper School prefects for 2022-23.

We are extremely excited to see the return of our annual Dance Showcase.

Herne Bay High’s Year 8 football team travelled to Beckenham Town Football Club yesterday evening (Tuesday 15th) to play Hayes School in the Kent Messenger Shield final. The early parts of the game were nervy and scrappy, but we had a larger share of possession in Hayes’ half. The deadlock was nearly broken by Hayes against the run of play, when their striker broke through the our defence, rounded Will but his shot hit the post, a huge let off for Herne Bay. Hayes began to grow into the game creating more chances but the back 4 of Max, Raif, Tommy and Alex stood strong. A well taken free kick from captain Jack was our highlight of the half, however it was Hayes who took the lead minutes before half time when they fired in a rebounded corner into the top corner.

We were overwhelmed with donations from students and staff for the Kent Schools Ukraine Appeal last week. We are so grateful to everyone that contributed.

Next Friday, 18th March, marks Red Nose Day - Comic Relief's annual fundraiser, and in line with tradition we'll be doing plenty around the school to raise money.

Are you looking to develop your skills or return to learning after a break? Are you keen to gain a valuable qualification? Would you like to be able to attend classes in the evening?