We have had a lovely phone call from a member of the public regarding a young learner who had helped a lady cross the road in Houghton. Jennifer, who works at Lloyds Bank, telephoned the school to praise the learner. She said 'the boy, with no hesitation, passed his bag to his friend and politely helped the lady cross the road.' During assembly, Mrs. Cooper asked if anyone knew who the learner was, and Owen raised his hand. Mr. Turton, Owen's coach said 'I'm not surprised that Owen has done this good deed, as he is an excellent learner, who is very thoughtful." Well done Owen, we are all very proud of you!
A Warm Welcome to Kepier
Welcome to our website. We really believe Kepier is ‘a special place’. There's a real buzz around our school; an excitement about the whole process of learning. Through everything we do, learners are encouraged to develop as unique individuals. We give them the confidence to voice what they truly want from life, and the capacity to go out and get it. At Kepier, we actively promote good behaviour and we strive to create a safe, orderly, purposeful, happy and challenging environment, in which outstanding teaching and learning can take place.
Mrs N Cooper - Principal
Why come to Kepier?
Some great reasons to come to Kepier.Kepier Philosophy
Every child is entitled to a good education. That’s the minimum you can expect from us.
Our Results
We are proud to share our results with you.
Ofsted Report
"Kepier is a good school with outstanding features." Ofsted 2016
After School Clubs
Extra extra curricular activities
Google Classroom
information for parents on Google Classrooms.
Y11 Sixth Form Choices
Information on Sixth Form Choices
What our Parents say.
Kepier were delighted to welcome students from Portland School to enjoy an afternoon working with our Science Department. They carried out a range of experiments whilst here and both they and our staff enjoyed a lovely afternoon. Mrs. Fuller from Portland School said "thank you to everyone at Kepier for being so accommodating." Special thanks to our science technician Miss Jackson for giving up her time to prepare all the experiments and help the students.
The Easter term saw Mrs. Cooper award prizes to learners from each year group who were chosen by their Year Managers as having made a real difference not just in school but also in the local community by their actions. Click for more info.
Will and Henry represented County Durham in The English Cross Country Championships held in Leeds last Saturday. In bitterly cold conditions and the occasional blizzard, Will finished 39th and Henry 180th out of 339 runners. Will was the first Durham runner home and Henry the third. From everyone at Kepier, well done to both of you!!!