Girls’ cricket has been introduced to the official sporting curriculum alongside the boys for the first time this summer; continuing and expanding the long heritage and success of the sport at Colfe’s.

Year 7 pupil, James Wisher has attained a Black Belt in Karate during the JKA Association International 10th Anniversary meet.

Two students are helping to keep up the Colfe’s tradition of excellence in Cricket. Matt Walker in Year 7 has been accepted into the U12 Kent squad and the equally fantastic news that 6^th former, Harry Furze is one step away from playing professional cricket after being invited to play with the Kent Academy, their elite squad, and getting 3 for 26 in his first fixture against Hartley Country Club.

Colfe’s U11s have proved they’re a netballing force to be reckoned with after winning the National Prep Schools Championships against 28 other schools from around the country.

From rocking horses to portable lecterns, students have displayed an extensive and exciting showcase of their GCSE and A Level coursework projects. Friends, family and teachers milled around the displays throughout the afternoon and were treated to a high quality, and extensive variety in both the way the students had approached the design brief, with written work displayed around the walls, to the final product itself.