So exciting to have Spires Academy , one of East Kent Schools Together‘s partners, showcasing their work in this Community Action session run by Transform Our World which underlines the power of partnership and collaboration that EKST is undertaking. https://www.transform-our-world.org/tow-events
Read MoreDelighted that EKST partner schools are taking up the opportunity to join this fantastic organisation. We’re hoping to have all EKST schools and our university partner, Canterbury Christ Church, signed up to this in due course.
Read MoreDelighted to confirm that EKST (East Kent Schools Together) is now, as of January 2024, a member of the UK Sustainable Schools Network. All our partner organisations are thrilled to be able to develop collaborations further across the UK.
Read MoreDelighted to confirm that the next EKST Management Meeting will take place as above. All details have already been shared with the EKST Management Team- please email ekstpartnership@gmail.com to confirm your attendance. If you are unable to come, it would be very helpful if a suitable representative can take your place so that everyone is…
Read MoreEKST Print Pilgrimage This programme has got off to a flying start with 10 EKST schools committed to this art project so generously supported by the Swire Charitable Trusts. We have workshops underway with all the schools collaborating and running joint sessions ably led by the EKST artist Kathryn McArdle. We are all very excited…
Read MoreThe next meeting will take place as above at Spires Academy. An Agenda etc will be shared nearer the time.
Read MoreThe Kent branch of the Royal Society of Chemistry is hosting a “Kitchen Chemistry Festival” on the 24th and 26th October- one of the event partners is CCCU who are also members of EKST. The event is free to attend and schools may like to share the opportunity with parents/carers as it is taking place…
Read MoreSimon Watt: Cracking the code – the Genetics of Superheroes (hosted by Kent College): Thursday 19th October Simon Watt: Cracking the code – the Genetics of Superheroes Comic books are filled with mutants; heroes and villains whose special abilities are genetic in their origin. But what are real mutants like, and could we…
Read MoreEKST is delighted to confirm that this event will take place at the Daphne Oram Gallery at Canterbury Christ Church University- with many thanks to them for supporting EKST with this event. Incredible thanks to the John Swire 1989 Foundation for supporting EKST so that we can run this incredible project- which will culminate in…
Read MoreEKST received some amazing feedback from students and staff concerning this fantastic day; with many thanks again to The Bay Trust and the Cleary Foundation for all their backing and support to make this happen. Students from Herne Bay High School, Spires Academy and St.Anselm’s were able to support this event. Here is some of…
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