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Sixth Formers also work in Benenden’s, the village community shop, which the School bought in 2015 and is now an extremely successful local amenity. Benenden supports the Kent Academy Network, in which teachers voluntarily run lessons during the Easter and Summer holidays as part of a university access programme for students from state schools.
Wednesday 31 January 6.00pm-7.00pm | Background music at St George’s Church Reception St George’s, Benenden. Friday 2 February 1.15pm-1.50pm | Lunchtime Concert Recital Hall. Monday 5 February 8.30am | Lunar New Year Prayers and performances Centenary Hall. Monday 5 February 3.30pm-8.00pm | Clarinet masterclass with Emma Johnson Recital Hall.
Benenden is without a doubt one of the UK’s finest and most prestigious girls’ boarding schools. The facilities are superb and the school’s exam results consistently keep it near the top of the league tables. The school occupies a vast site in the heart of the Kentish countryside yet within just over an hour’s journey from London.
Middle school curriculum. school curriculum. From Lower Fifth to Upper Fifth (Years 9 to 11, our 13 to 16-year-olds) most students study 10 GCSEs, but these are set into a wider learning experience where the girls also undertake enquiry learning, research projects, enterprise education and a unique Personal and Professional Skills Programme ...
Benenden School is a private boarding school for girls, was founded in 1923. Located in Kent, in the small town of Benenden, a 1.5-hour drive from London. More than 90 years old and one of the best schools in the UK. This is the only English school that offers full-board tuition only.
Benenden only has a small number of day students joining each year – in the Fourth (Year 7), Lower Fifth (Year 9) and Six One (Year 12) – so we can ensure she enjoys the personalised care and attention across all areas of school life for which Benenden is so renowned.
11 de nov. de 2019 · 11.11.2019. Pupils from Benenden School have held a special Remembrance Sunday service in honour of a French pilot who died while saving the school buildings from a doodlebug 75 years ago. Dignitaries and relatives joined pupils and staff on Sunday (10 November) to pay tribute to the ultimate sacrifice made by Capitaine Jean Maridor (Free French).
