International Exchange News

International Exchange News
Freya and Lottie have spent the last three weeks at KEHS as part of our International Exchange programme with Rangi Ruru Girls’ School. Freya and Lottie have enjoyed visits to London, the Lake District and Cadbury World with their host friends and have adapted very well to their new routines at KEHS; they...

Freya and Lottie have spent the last three weeks at KEHS as part of our International Exchange programme with Rangi Ruru Girls’ School. Freya and Lottie have enjoyed visits to London, the Lake District and Cadbury World with their host friends and have adapted very well to their new routines at KEHS; they particularly enjoyed our 40 minute lessons! They have shown our Upper Fourth students how to perform the Haka, as well as teaching our students a few words in Māori. Freya and Lottie will be flying back to New Zealand at the end of half term; we will all miss you very much!

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