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EventsEnvironment at the Heartof Birthday LectureWe were delighted to welcomeEnvironmentalist Jonathon Porrit, as the2014 Birthday Lecture guest. He gave apassionate speech and school newspaperinterview concerning the environmentalissues we may face in 2050.Sponsored WalkOn Friday 26th September we held our 47th annualSponsored Walk and were delighted to raise £10,000for four selected charities, in addition to supportingour sister school, Kent College Nepal.Pudsey Bear VisitThe Prep School enjoyed a special visit from Pudsey Bearahead of Children In Need. Pudsey toured classroomsmeeting everyone for cuddles and high fives whilst Year5 held a bake sale after school to raise money for thecharity.BoardingCharityBallThe boardingcommunity sparkledwith excitement inOctober, hosting theirannual Charity BallDinner celebratingIndia’s exotic culture.6Pulse Review 2014/15
ArtsWW1 Commemorative PlayIn November, KC and members of the local communitygathered for a poignant tribute to the fallen heroes ofthe First World War with an eveningof songs, drama,art and poetry in StPeter’s Church .The evening raised£532.00 from a leavingcollection for TheRoyal British Legion.World Book Day 2015Girls and staff in the Prep School arrived on World BookDay in amazingly creative costumes. During assembly, theauthor Des Dearlove aka D.D. Everest, read extracts fromhis new children’s book, ‘Archie Greene and the Magician’sSecret’ and held workshops throughout the day.Masterchef at KCAfter a gripping two weeks,CBBC’s search for this year’sJunior MasterChef championculminated in an excitingfinal show when PhoebeRiley in Year 8 was awardedher winning trophy. TheKC community have sinceenjoyed three masterclassesfrom Phoebe whodemonstrated her coffeeand chocolate mousse andcourgette soup.KC’ s Peter PanArtworkSportsGymnasticsCompetition season startedin November with theU19 South East SchoolsFloor and Vault regionalcompetition. Overall KentCollege achieved 6 gold and2 bronze medals, making agreat start to the year.The Art department &girls in the Senior Schoolrelished the opportunityto create an impressivepublic artwork that wascentre stage at the 2014Tunbridge Wells AssemblyHall Pantomime.Pulse Review 2014/157
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