News & Information

The collection dates for this summer's public exams are as follows:

During the weekend of 24th to 26th May, 62 Year 9 & 10 students took part in either their Bronze assessed expedition or their Silver practice expedition.

Sports Day will take place this year on Friday 28th June, involving all students from across the school.

The school is very pleased to announce that our LRC Manager, Mrs Kelleher, has made the Honours List in the 2019 School Librarian of the Year award.

‘1918’ Girls Theatre Company have been working with GOLKK who are a Physical Theatre company to produce a curtain raiser called ‘Overdrive’.

Our Dance Department presents their annual showcase of student and company work in the Bay Theatre on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th May.

The art department is celebrating the success of 4 of our students for winning prizes in this year’s Turner Portfolio Art Competition.
An astounding 7 of our students were shortlisted from 1300 entries, and from this selection 4 went on to win prizes in their categories. Our students’ artwork was complimented for being of a particularly high standard and conceptual. Congratulations to:

At the start of the 2018 academic year (Morgan May, Jasmine Amos, Angus Wilson and Ella Eastwood), were thrilled to be appointed with the roles of senior student leadership team at Herne Bay High School. It is safe to say this past year has been a busy one; full of fundraising, forming relations with the lower school and public speaking. Our first role whilst in these positions was helping in the summer welcome week. This involved making the transition process from Year 6 to Year 7 easier by establishing friendships before the start of term. The week consisted of a range of fun and practical activities such as roller-skating, dance, climbing and cooking, that were well received by the younger students. This was a truly valuable experience as it enabled us to develop our roles as heads and deputies, giving us confidence and leadership skills that we feel have made this challenging year a success.

On the 6th and 7th of April, 41 Year 9 students faced the difficult challenge of their Bronze level expedition for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Prior to this, they had received training on the various skills needed including map navigation, compass bearings, first aid, camp craft, and most importantly the importance of planning routes and team organisation. Miss Capon was highly optimistic that all students were ready and would be successful in their practice expedition due to all the hard work that all students endured.