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Upcoming Events
Open Evening
6:00pm – 7:30pm
01
Oct
Come along to our Open Evening on Thursday 1 October 2020, 6pm – 7:30pm. There will be a presentation during the evening at 6:30pm, where you will hear from Mr Daniel Hatley, Executive Principal, Mr Seb St John, Head of School Designate and Year 7 and Year 11 students.
Students will lead tours around the school, as you visit and explore the specialist departments there will be a range of interactive and interesting activities for children, parents and carers to engage in, representing our broad and varied curriculum.
Click here to complete the online ‘Open Evening’ booking form. The link will direct you to a ticket booking platform.
We look forward to warmly welcoming you to the academy.
Covid-19 Event notice
We all continue to live in uncertain times. Our aim is to welcome you and your child to The Hayesbrook School Open Events. We will continue to review and monitor the viability of the events and follow all government guidelines.
If we are unable to invite you into the academy to explore, we will open our doors virtually. The virtual events will take place on the originally scheduled dates and start at the advertised times. Should the decision be taken to run virtual events, we will email full details on how to join the online events.
Thank you for your support and understanding.
Welcome toThe Hayesbrook School
The Hayesbrook School is an 11-18 boys' academy with a mixed sixth form.
We are a genuinely wide ability school and serve the communities of Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Kings Hill and the surrounding areas. Hayesbrook is also the host school for the very successful School Sports Partnership. Our specialisms have been instrumental in the school's continued drive to raise standards across the curriculum.
The school is also part of The Brook Learning Trust which currently works with The High Weald Academy in Cranbrook and The Ebbsfleet Academy in Swanscombe. The aim of the Trust is to ensure the highest quality of education for all its students.
Our emphasis upon learning, teaching and outstanding behaviour is reflected in every Ofsted report since 2000. The school has over 750 students on roll and is highly popular owing to its specialist status. Hayesbrook pupils are also renowned for their success in extra-curricular sporting activities at a local and national level.
Hayesbrook is a warm and vibrant community. We encourage our students to be individuals and to take responsibility for their choices as well as teaching them about tolerance and respect towards others. Our curriculum and pastoral structure empowers our students to ask questions about their place in the world. We teach them to have an appreciation and understanding of the culture, history and languages of other countries and to develop intercultural respect and understanding. This is achieved by developing the students as inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who develop the skills and resourcefulness to be open-minded, principled and reflective inhabitants of an ever changing world, global citizens who are well prepared to be successful in all their future endeavours.
Daniel Hatley - Executive Principal
Carol Morris - Chief Executive Officer: Brook Learning Trust
20 July
After this unusual academic year the following 'Thought of the week' could never be more poignant: "So often the kids you're trying to inspire are the ones who end up inspiring you." Sean Jenkins. Happy 'Summer Holidays' to everyone in the Hayesbrook community ☀
16 July
With the summer holidays fast approaching, we would like to share with you some safety advice from the RNLI. Heading down to the coast or out on the water is a great way to have fun and stay active. But it's important to remember when out in the water, conditions can change very quickly and if you're not prepared you can easily get caught out and find yourself in trouble. Before you venture out, check out the safety advice from the RNLI experts https://rnli.org/safety Recognise the dangers of water and never underestimate its power! Don't be a statistic this summer #staysafe and #Respectthewater
13 July
The Big Bang is back – and this time it is the UK's largest celebration of science and engineering for young people, plus its gone digital! Tomorrow, Tuesday 14 July, you can meet the inspirational scientists, healthcare professionals, engineers, technicians and students doing incredible things during lockdown. Big Bang Digital 2020 – science, engineering, & COVID-19 is a free online event day that celebrates their achievements, hears about challenges, innovation and collaboration, and explores some upsides to lockdown. You can get involved on the day with interactive polls, live Q&A sessions, plus there are prizes to be won. Don't miss it https://www.thebigbangfair.co.uk/
13 July
As we approach the end of a most unusual academic year this 'Thought of the week' seemed very appropriate: "There are moments when troubles enter our lives and we can do nothing to avoid them. But they are there for a reason. Only when we have overcome them will we understand why they were there." Paulo Coelho #thoughtoftheweek
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