Newsletter
Thursday 24th June 2010

IAPS Athletics Meeting
We are delighted to inform you that our athletes with Miss Lovegrove, Mrs Watts and Mr Lemmon returned from Ashford, late Friday afternoon with 9 medals and 7 finalists representing Kent in the National Competition in Birmingham on the 5th July.

Year 8
Congratulations to our Year 8 pupils on achieving excellent grades at Common Entrance this year and are now all able to celebrate gaining entry to their chosen senior schools.

Dominic Ball -Tonbridge School
Alexandra Barden - Kent College, Pembury
Simone Baxter - Combe Bank
Callum Bladen - King's School, Rochester 
Oliver Bonner-Davies - Bethany School  
Harry Buttery -Tonbridge School
Leo Cammish - Caterham School with Sports Scholarship
Jordan Cannon - Cranbrook School
Toby Evenden -Sevenoaks School
Layla Hayes - Kent College, Pembury
Sophie James - Kent College, Pembury
Alexander Jee -Tonbridge School
Anders Kjaersgaard - Denmark
Adam Maunder - Cranbrook School
Matthew Moore - Tonbridge with Music Scholarship
Daniel Moss - Sevenoaks with Sports Scholarship
Max Nocton - Worth School
Marco Perasso - Caterham School
Oliver Pickering - Sevenoaks with Sports Scholarship
James Richardson - Sevenoaks School
Elizabeth Smith - Kent College, Pembury
Jake Stanford - Bethany School
Alexander Stoneham - Lingfield, Notre Dame 
James Thompson - Cranbrook School
Ben Webb - Sutton Valence School
Daniel Webb - Caterham School
Edward Welby - Sutton Valence School
Paul Wood - King's School, Rochester


SEP

The Social Entrepreneurs Project ( SEP) is now in full swing. Now that the exams are over the Form 8 pupils will be forming their own small businesses. They have been encouraged to work in much the same way as traditional business entrepreneurs - to put together simple business plans, keep accounts and document the progress they make. They have from now until the end of term to make as much money as possible from the £10 seed capital they have been given by the Amherst Rotary Club. 

They have already made over £600 and  all of the profit will be going to help support the Charity HopeHIV in their work amongst AIDS orphans in Africa.  Some children will have stalls at Family Day, others will be in the car park after school and some have arranged in school activities. Please support them in their various money making schemes.