Learning at St Edmund’s is interactive, creative and fun. We are focused on the needs of the individual children, and ensure they are given the time and space to develop their creative and academic capabilities.
St Edmund’s is an enthusiastic advocate of outdoor education, with our distinctive interpretation offering pupils confidence and self-esteem through the completion of challenging activities.
We are fortunate enough to have impressive facilities at St Edmund’s including brand new tennis and netball courts, 4 pitch Astro, Sports Hall including fitness gym, professional 380 seater Theatre, 20 metre swimming, sixth form cafe and study space and purpose built Academic Hub
Superb Teaching staff
Inspiring the next generation
Teaching and learning at St Ed’s is driven by a combination of expert subject teachers, small class sizes and a culture of continuous learning. We’re enthusiastic experts with in-depth knowledge of our subjects who tailor our teaching style to the needs of each child.
Parkland Setting
Space to explore
In 1855, the school moved to our beautiful current location on top of St Thomas Hill in Canterbury. St Edmund’s occupies a 62 acre site which includes our excellent facilities and beautiful pockets of forestry, wild life and large open spaces.
Creative Arts
Outstanding teaching processes
Creativity flourishes at St Edmund’s. Our Drama, Music, Dance and Art departments are rightly renowned for their outstanding teaching processes and achievements, not least our annual arts festival.
Inspiring the next generation
We offer one of the widest and most varied co-curricular programmes in Kent; pupils can choose anything from horse riding to chess, mindfulness to debating, ground-breaking drama and outstanding musical activities, and some exceptional sporting opportunities.
Creativity is celebrated across the whole curriculum, as innovative teaching approaches and individualised learning enable pupils to think independently and express themselves with confidence and originality.
Last Thursday saw the Mel Clewlow Cup Hockey Tournament return!
For years schools have been battling it out for hockey glory under the legendary name of Mel Clewlow – and now she’s only gone and become our new Director of Sport. No pressure, then.
The day was packed with exciting fixtures, featuring St Edmund’s, Duke of York’s, Colfe’s, Eltham, Langley Park, Ashford, Kent College, Sevenoaks, Cranbrook, St Lawrence, Sutton Valence, and King’s.
All teams played brilliantly, with the tournament coming down to an exciting final. It was a fantastic day of top-class hockey, and we can’t wait to celebrate all the teams’ achievements.
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