Well done to Kepier learner Emily for achieving such success at the National Championships. We are all very proud of you!
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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 Ashton - Principal
Why come to Kepier?
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Y11 Sixth Form Choices
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What our Parents say.
Abigail from Year 8 came third in the Winter Series Dressage Competition, held at Leamside Equestrian Centre on Sunday 14th April. Abigail qualified for the competition through her performances during the season. Her achievements are all the more meritorious as her horse, Gunner, is only 4 years old, and was bought and has been trained by Abigail herself. From everyone at Kepier, well done!
Kepier has received a certificate from 'Young Writers' for its services to Literacy!!! Luke from Year 8 and Olivia from Year 7 are pictured receiving copies of their published poems from Principal, Mrs Ashton, with Miss Sood. Both learners entered a 'Young Writers Creative Writing Competition' earlier in the year.The poems are here for you to read; we are sure you will agree, this is emotive and mature writing from such young people on themes which many of us can relate to.
Click here to read the poetry.
These learners were ready to spend the morning drafting their work for entry into the world's oldest schools' writing competition!!! Judges described entries to the competition in 2018 as ‘‘fantastically imaginative’, ‘hopeful’, ‘quite exceptional’ and ‘passionate’. With this in mind, our learners worked diligently to create a first draft of their entry. Their chosen theme was 'The Commonwealth connects people across borders - what can we learn from our neighbours?' Everyone enjoyed the morning despite the hard work!. They created diary entries, poems, speeches and stories all to an exceptionally high standard. Well done to all involved; we'll keep you updated on how they get on!!!