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President Kennedy School has been accredited with World Class status for a number of years, due to the high quality education we offer to our students. 

The World Class Schools' Quality Mark organisation assesses students against a framework of World Class characteristics: leaders, learners, commitment to achievement, workplace, community and knowledge and understanding. These are traits that our students, as young people, need to flourish and thrive.

The organisation provides unique, real-life work experiences, access to a lifelong peer support network and cultural opportunities that can take you beyond your local community, giving you the confidence to overcome any barriers to achieving your true potential.

Having taken on a new World Class Associate role this year, Miss Tovey, will mean that our students have even more opportunities to participate in WCS ventures, such as assessments and competitions that will enrich their character even further. Coming soon is a World Class Schools' club that any student from any year group can join. This will enable students of this school, to make a difference in the community that they serve, through communicating with other students on what you are passionate about beyond the walls of the classroom. A space to share your ideas and to make a change in the world. 

If you are eager to be involved in World Class Schools, you can join the Alumni Association now by going onto the World Class Schools' website: https://www.worldclass-schools.org/

Alternatively, if you are participating in World Class School activities outside of school, please contact: toveyh@pks.coventry.sch.uk          toveyh@pks.coventry.sch.uk where you can take part in this year's re-accreditation! 

It is World Class students that make World Class Schools!
                                                                                                               Miss Tovey, Teacher of English 

The Bridge Council have been elected and have had two meetings so far this term. They have been introduced to the procedures in place to run a successful Council and have been offering their own ideas in relation to being in a new community. 
They are full of enthusiasm and are already planning ways to launch a charity project. 

Mrs Arnett is looking forward very much to working with them this year! 

Mrs Arnett, Student Leadership and 
Character Development

Go parks: Active Schools Challenge.

Get involved in many different activities; go to parks you've never visited before and get points for your school!

1st October to 31st October

Congratulations to new students for making a fantastic start to Year 7. 

The Bridge Team have been incredibly impressed with how well-mannered the students are and how the students have supported each other in their transition to secondary school. 

We have been talking a lot about making positive relationships and how kindness supports our school ethos of PRIDE. 

I have been delighted with how understanding and kind the students have been to each other and how they have supported their peers in this transition to The Bridge.

Job Vacancies at President Kennedy School.

We are seeking to appoint two professional and motivated colleagues to work as part of the team responsible for maintaining a high level of cleanliness, hygiene and presentation throughout President Kennedy School as well as promoting good health and safety practices.

For more information, please click on the link below:

Cleaner Vacancies - Application and Information

Our Year 11 students have been celebrating their GCSE results this morning.

I'm delighted to report that all students have secured the necessary grades to progress to the next stage of their educational journey.

Many will remain with us here at President Kennedy School while others explore pastures new at their chosen colleges.  Our congratulations to all of our students on their achievements in what has been the most challenging of circumstances.

Among the Year 11 achievements include:

Ismail Rafique who achieved 9 grade 9s, Matthew Taylor who achieved 9 grade 9s and a grade 8 and Grace Moongo who achieved 7 grade 9s, 2 grade 8s and a grade 7.

 We are so proud of you all and look forward to seeing those of you who are returning in September.               Mr Clayton, Headteacher