News & Galleries
An Unforgettable Trip to Disneyland Paris! 🏰
Earlscliffe students have just returned from a magical 3-night trip to Disneyland Paris, and it was a resounding success! 🎠 From the enchantment of Main Street to the thrill of iconic rides, this experience was filled with laughter, joy, and valuable life lessons. The trip also underscored the importance of wellbeing as a key part…
Nurturing Minds and Hearts: The Essential Role of House Masters at Earlscliffe
At Earlscliffe, the role of House Masters and Mistresses is far more than administrative; it is central to the success, happiness, and personal growth of our students. In a world where education is becoming increasingly competitive, we firmly believe that academic attainment and personal achievement are intricately linked to the nurturing and supportive environment of…
🏆Earlscliffe Football Team: League Champions!
A massive congratulations to the Earlscliffe football team for an incredible achievement in their debut season! We’re thrilled to announce that Earlscliffe has been crowned Kent FA U19 Inter-Schools League Champions! The team’s journey has been nothing short of inspiring – showcasing outstanding skill, relentless determination, and impeccable teamwork. Over the course of six matches,…
🎄 Community Christmas Cheer at Earlscliffe! 🎄
The festive season is in full swing at Earlscliffe, and today was a day to remember! ✨ Christmas Jumper Day: Students and staff donned their most creative and cozy Christmas jumpers to raise money for Save the Children. The spirit of giving never looked so stylish! ☕ Morning Break: The School House…
Earlscliffe Values Celebration: Embracing the Spirit of Christmas 🎄
This week the Earlscliffe community gathered at The Grand on the Leas for a festive whole-school celebration organised by our Deputy Head (Pastoral & Boarding), Mr. Scargill. This heartwarming event was a beautiful reflection of our shared values and the vibrant diversity of our school. Everyone enjoyed a delicious buffet lunch with grazing tables creating…
Wellbeing in boarding schools: redefining what it means for student success
Industry-leading media platform, Pie News has run this great article on Earlscliffe’s approach to boarding school life, pastoral care and overall wellbeing, written by Mark Love, Head Teacher. We couldn’t agree more with the sentiment that a student can only really become ‘successful’ if their academic achievements are also balanced with overall personal wellbeing, which…
🌍 Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders at Our COP29 Simulation 🌍
An inspiring group of Year 12 and 13 students from Earlscliffe joined forces with sixth-formers from The Harvey Grammar School to take part in an immersive COP29 simulation. The event, held at the United Reformed Church in Folkestone, was a hub of energy, ideas, and impactful learning. This unique experience brought together young minds from…
Introducing Earlscliffe’s Wellbeing Champions 🫶
Earlscliffe is proud to announce the launch of its Wellbeing Champions initiative, dedicated to fostering mental health and wellbeing throughout our school community. Building on the success of our Student Working Party, who recently led an impactful review of the school dress code, this new programme exemplifies Earlscliffe’s core values of Community, Respect, and Personal…
Earlscliffe Football Team 2024: Commitment, Respect, and Community in Action
This year, the Earlscliffe football team has shown extraordinary dedication on and off the field. They are training harder than ever to build skills and to strengthen the bonds that make us stand out as a community within a British Boarding School. Some of these young adults only joined Earlscliffe in September. They have adjusted…
💜Earlscliffe Interact Fundraising Success for World Polio Day! 🌍
Earlscliffe Interact organised a full day of events in support of Channel Rotary’s End Polio Now campaign. We embraced the purple theme to symbolise the dye applied to vaccinated children’s fingers, reminding us of the importance of ending polio worldwide. 📉 Why it matters: Without eradication, polio could cause up to 200,000 new cases each…