060 FAMILY TIME EXTRA © David Bartholomew
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Beechwood Sacred Heart
An independent co-educational day and boarding school, Beechwood Sacred Heart comprises a Nursery School, Preparatory School and Senior School for boys and girls from age three-18, with boarding for girls and boys aged 11-18. Situated close to the centre of Tunbridge
Wells, we have around 350 pupils and an even gender balance throughout the school. • For more information, call 01892 532747 or visit
www.beechwood.org.uk
A good sport
The New Beacon, a Prep School for boys aged four-13, located in Sevenoaks, boasts a strong sporting tradition. This is supported by excellent facilities, which have recently been enhanced with a new multi-functional facility for sports, large performances,
a gallery/activity studio and a state-of-the-art technology zone. This sits alongside a fabulous fl oodlit all-weather pitch and a 15m indoor swimming pool – rare assets in a Prep School!
• The New Beacon, Brittains Lane, Sevenoaks TN13 2PB, call 01732 452131 or visit the website
www.newbeacon.org.uk
The Game of Kings
To the untrained eye, it was a footnote beneath a host of impressive new developments at The Mead School this September under new headmaster, Andrew Webster. The introduction of a Chess Club isn’t article worthy, is it? Well, consider the breadth of learning that takes place during an apprenticeship in chess. Patience; strategy; gamesmanship; forethought; knowing when sacrifi ce can lead to greater reward. Perhaps most importantly, as Kipling put it, to learn to meet both those imposters (Triumph and Disaster) and treat them just the same. Chess teaches children the resilience and adaptability needed to thrive in the modern world. If a footnote can do all this, then the fundamentals of this new era for the school will surely bring great rewards for all Meadites. • Visit
www.themeadschool.co.uk
Brickletots do Messy Mondays!
After the successful launch of our music group last year, we are introducing creative play sessions for babies and young children aged six months to three years old. The little ones can squelch,
pour, mix, splat and have fun. All you have to do is come along and leave the cleaning up to us! Babies and toddlers are given
the freedom to move around at their own pace and explore the prepared activities, which are created to encourage children’s natural curiosity.
The sessions are held at Bricklehurst Manor School by our Early Years Teacher every Monday afternoon at 2pm during term time and last up to an hour. Only eight places are available so booking is essential.
Contact the school on 01580 200448 for more information and to reserve your place. • Bricklehurst Manor School & Kindergarten, Bardown Road, Stonegate, Wadhurst, East Sussex TN5 7EL, or visit the website
www.bricklehurst.co.uk
Hillview School for Girls
Hillview School for Girls is proud to be the leading and highest achieving non-selective girls’ school in Kent. We pride ourselves on our friendly and supportive ethos, giving students the confi dence to explore and develop their passions across one of the widest curriculums in the local area. We are supported by our extremely dedicated staff who encourage each individual student’s personal development from the moment they arrive on their fi rst day to when they leave at the end of their sixth form studies. We are passionate about our Performing Arts specialism, which achieves exceptional standards with direct links into industry and higher education. • Visit
www.hillview.kent.sch.uk
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