This month, Shriya played for Warwickshire in the first tournament of the British Women’s Chess League, a brand new competition which was held in Kenilworth. Shriya won two of her four games helping Warwickshire to finish in third place in the competition.
Our school proudly took part in Neurodiversity Celebration Week, a global initiative designed to recognise and value the many different ways people think, learn, and experience the world.
Culture Week has shown KEHS at its best and most lively, from the colourful decorations in the hall to the beautiful music played in the mornings.
This year nineteen visitors contributed to our Careers Week programme and offered us a feast of insights into different career pathways and roles.
It was a privilege for our year 12 pupils attend a jam-packed morning of higher education sessions given by leading academics and admissions staff from Birmingham, Aston, Warwick, Leicester and Nottingham Universities.
