Resultado da Busca
Wednesday 1 May 1.15pm-1.50pm | Six Two Music Scholars’ Farewell Concert Centenary Hall. Wednesday 1 May 5.00pm | Shamsi Flintoff Songwriting Showcase Terrace Room. Wednesday 1 May 6.30pm | Chapel Choir Sixth Form Dinner Terrace Room. Thursday 2 May 1.00pm | Lunchtime Concert at St Dunstan’s Church, Cranbrook Cranbrook.
Normal entry is in September at 11+, 12+ or 13+, as a result of the ISEB Common Pre-test or through Benenden's own Entrance or Scholarship examinations. In addition, there is also a small 14+ and 16+ competitive entry into Year 10 and the Sixth Form.
The site on which the School stands is of great historical interest as both the parkland and woodland are mentioned in the Domesday Book: “Robert of Romney also holds Benenden [Benendine] from the Bishop of Bayeux”. Benenden had become sufficiently permanent by 1086 to have both a name and a church. Benenden became a Charitable Foundation.
The recent Opera Takeover workshops – facilitated by the partnership between Benenden School and the English National Opera – culminated in a delightful concert this week. Alongside performances by the ENO, students from local schools joined the Benenden Lower School Choir to showcase everything they'd learned about singing and performing opera for their parents.
Summer Programme Success Continues. Learning. 04.06.2020. The Summer Programme for the Upper Fifth and Six Two – the year groups whose summer exams have been cancelled – has continued this week with a range of interesting lectures and sessions taking place virtually. Lectures this week have included The Invention of Ignorance, Politics for ...
Benenden needed a new Hall fit for today’s School and for the future, one that could fit our 550 girls plus staff in comfort. Designed by the multi award-winning Guy Hollaway Architects, the new Centenary Hall offers state-of-the-art acoustics and gives girls and audiences a truly professional performance experience.
1923. In response to an unprecedented demand for quality public school education (at the time, for girls), Christine Sheldon CBE, Anne Hindle MBE and Kathleen Bird began work in the summer of 1923 to form the first School Council, establishing Benenden School on 28th January 1924, with 36 students. Their founding vision was to "create a happy ...
