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15/01/25

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14/01/25

CDS pupils are welcome to join us in Breakfast Club to celebrate National Bagel Day (15 January). Pick up a toasted bagel with a choice of topping for FREE in the canteen from 8:00am to 8:25am. Breakfast Club runs each school morning from 8:00am to 8:25am.#cdsbreakfastclub pic.twitter.com/XsRUYW6WJX

20/12/24

Kooth is still available over the Christmas break for any pupil that may be struggling with their wellbeing. Please see the video for more information. Winter 2024 Education short .mp4 - Google Drive#cdswellbeing pic.twitter.com/aO3wS1G5H3

19/12/24

Thank you to everyone who took part in our “reverse advent” and Christmas foodbank collection this year, for Green Kitchen in Clilftonville. Your contributions will make a huge difference to some families who maybe struggling this year.#cdschristmas pic.twitter.com/SEtXs1af8A

18/12/24

Awards Evening is a chance for the School to celebrate the achievements of its pupils. Thanks go to our special guests, staff who organised and supported this evening, pupils who attended and parents/carers who continually support the progress of their children. pic.twitter.com/EPj1dtOHAq

18/12/24

Y7 music pupils have been learning how to play the djembe drums! They have learnt techniques such as call and response, as well as performing polyrhythms and produced their own notation on a score, then teaching it to their group. Excellent teamwork!#cdsmusic pic.twitter.com/HATUN5RUeB

17/12/24

PRESS RELEASE The Charles Dickens School is the highest performing non-selective school in East Kent for the second consecutive year. pic.twitter.com/8w9OkSAs7D

17/12/24

Congratulations to our CDS Christmas card competition winner, Violet! The design that Violet created has been turned into the School’s Christmas card this year. Well done!#cdschristmas pic.twitter.com/rnm1kVA3Al

17/12/24

The School is incredibly grateful to CT10 Charities for their generous donation towards our CARE boxes. It has allowed us to fully restock all of our boxes for pupils in need of any hygiene products. Thank you!#cdsCARE pic.twitter.com/eMB4SDcEqe

16/12/24

Y11 high skills, hospitality pupils made puff pastry from scratch turning it into these amazingly festive mince pies! Fabulous layering for a light and airy puff pastry treat. A new skill learned in time for the festive season! Well done everyone!#cdshospitality pic.twitter.com/WJfhG4csbB

16/12/24

Apologies from the PE department for any inconvenience, but all PE clubs are cancelled this week. Clubs will resume the 2nd week of Term 3. Thank you. pic.twitter.com/0eN3qCuXoD

06/12/24

Year 9 Textiles pupils have been experimenting with the heat press after studying the work of Textile Artist Lea Anderson. Some great outcomes!#cdstextiles pic.twitter.com/9vaoGFTpsE

04/12/24

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04/12/24

This year our Christmas Foodbank campaign is focusing on The Green Kitchen, Cliftonville. CDS will take donations through to the 13 December if anyone can donate. We hope to be able to provide The Green Kitchen with much needed essentials for their Christmas foodbank hampers. pic.twitter.com/1ISFZgNokZ

03/12/24

We are pleased to announce that we have received accreditation for National Online Safety. This is in recognition of the work undertaken in school, by staff, to ensure our pupils know how to keep themselves safe online.https://t.co/C79iLFylgq#cdsonlinesafety pic.twitter.com/1tHKvvYyz4

26/11/24

The Charles Dickens School is looking for a Cover Supervisor to join the team in Broadstairs. This role would suit someone who wants to support teaching & learning in a school. Find out more: https://t.co/1o6kqf5RX1 pic.twitter.com/YWwuh7jAtF

26/11/24

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26/11/24

Cover Supervisor required by the Chares Dickens School in Broadstairs, Kent. Info/Apply: https://t.co/DjB9XdpnAl pic.twitter.com/pjINZFuu9J

22/11/24

Y10 Textiles pupils have been studying Poppy Treffry and using their local surroundings such as the beach, their garden or local park to influence their textile design ideas. Pupils really enjoyed making personal connections to their work. pic.twitter.com/NnmXbKaAv0

22/11/24

Y7 Art pupils have been working on Frank Stella inspired sculptures. They worked in pairs to combine decorative shapes to create sculptured forms, exploring colour, pattern and space, and considering balance and structure to create forms that can be viewed from all angles. pic.twitter.com/95ELulyEUj

22/11/24

KS3 pupils had the opportunity to visit Canterbury Cathedral for a guided tour and to complete a workshop in the historic archives.  The tour was informative and it was clear that pupils were engaged in learning more about this beautiful and renowned landmark.#cdshistory pic.twitter.com/LrJ3ocPk1L

21/11/24

Cooking club continued with the Italian theme and pupils made deliciously filled, and folded, pizzas called calzone. We wonder how many made it home, but they warmed up our budding chefs from the inside out!#cdsfood pic.twitter.com/wmBaoecDJW

21/11/24

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19/11/24

Our local Environmental Health Officer, Emily Whittaker, visited the School to present to Y9 & 10 H&C pupils. She explained what her job is like day to day and some pupils were able to act out what happens when ‘an inspector calls’. A very enjoyable session. Thank you Emily. pic.twitter.com/UF9c5ah37J

19/11/24

Year 11 Hospitality & Catering ‘high skills’ intervention began in style with Ms Grossmith leading the way and pupils all successfully making eggs benedict! Incredible effort and outcomes for all, well done.#cdshospitality pic.twitter.com/ru3jpNx8nH

Mayor of Broadstairs Award

We are really excited to launch the Mayor of Broadstairs Award for all year 7 and 8 pupils.

This award is open to all pupils and will require them to participate in a number of different activities across the school year in order to develop their character.

The award is split in to 4 sub-sections:

Physical:
Pupils need to commit themselves to completing twenty hours of physical activity. This can be completed either inside or outside of school, but does not include PE lessons.

Volunteering:
Pupils need to commit themselves to ten hours of volunteering-based activities. This must be signed off by a non-family member and be in a recognised establishment.

Skill:
Pupils need to commit themselves to learning a new skill (must not be the same skill as used for the Physical section) They need to record their progress in this learning in some way, demonstrating their journey of self-improvement over a sustained period of time.

Day Walk:
As a part of our existing Cultural Capital programme, pupils will complete a walking challenge, requiring them to work as a team to navigate themselves along a route to school.

Pupils can speak with Mrs Roden for more details.

Completion of the Mayor of Broadstairs Award is a good starting point for those pupils that wish to complete the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award in year 9 and a great way for them to develop themselves with many of the skills that are fundamental to success in education and the future workplace.

 

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