Thank you for your interest in The Howard School at what I think is a very exciting time to be part of the school’s community. As part of The Howard Academy Trust, we are committed to a shared moral purpose; to make a positive difference to the lives of the young people in our community.
The Howard School is a highly inclusive school community where every individual matters. High levels of discipline ensure everyone is expected to work hard and make a positive contribution to the learning environment. The school has been recognised as a Rights Respecting School at Gold Level by UNICEF, the only secondary school in Kent or Medway to receive such an award.
"Pupils enjoy school and feel valued. The school is inclusive with a real sense of community. Relationships between pupils, and between pupils and staff, are a real strength."
- Ofsted, November 2021
We endeavour to enhance the life chances of our young people by maximising their educational achievement. Our local and national reputation is one that continues to grow. The curriculum that we offer ensures all our students receive a solid academic education alongside a wide range of opportunities for personal development.
At The Howard School we aspire for all our students to gain the academic results and personal skills to make a positive contribution to society, both now and in the future.
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We are in the top 4 non selective schools for performance for boys across Medway and Kent.
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The Howard School has proudly maintained its high academic standards, with students delivering consistently excellent ac...
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The Howard School Year 13 cohort collected their results this morning amidst an atmosphere of excitement and celebration...
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Our school academic year culminated with the usual Festival of Sport. This day is always a firm favourite on the school...
Huge congratulations to the Y9/10 Basketball team who won in their final today 52-51 against Rainham Mark GS! A very exciting game that came down to the final moment, thank you to all that came to support and RMGS for a great match #schoolsport https://t.co/k9yvJBQgKy
We have arrived at the British Basketball League Finals @TheHowardTHAT #schoolpe https://t.co/S6FqUrqDs7
Thank you to the Year 11s for all their generous donations so far! If anyone is struggling with kit at the moment please come up to the PE office and we will help you out @TheHowardTHAT https://t.co/UtfjvVPiJY https://t.co/UZRpwDhDBB
Great day in Ypres today. Tyne Cot cemetery visited and a wreath from 2 Howard students laid at the Menin Gate after the 8pm Last Post buglers. Respects solemnly paid. https://t.co/RFHcwG9aVl
Another busy term at The Howard as this week years 9 to 13 have all taken part in their Christmas inspired 'Name That Tune!' with years 7 and 8 taking part next week ahead of our Big Christmas Quiz on the final day of term!
On Thursday 7 th December 36 year 8 students were invited to participate in an RE escape room inspired event. It was an opportunity for students to work collaboratively to grapple with some challenging puzzles and questions. They debated and discussed some classic ethical issues and scenarios as well as some big philosophical questions, including "What is the soul? How do we know what is real? How can we define truth? And does morality matter?" The activities were based around some thought experiments and challenging thinkers such as Plato, Plutarch and Schrödinger. Students loved the depth of the questioning and were supported by some A level Philosophy and Ethics students who encouraged them to think more deeply about language, definition and the influence of these concepts on themselves and others in society. Team RE are so proud of the depth of discussion and look forward to seeing the seeds to today's discussions develop.
Have you submitted your application to our Sixth Form yet? Applications to join our Sixth Form in September 2024 will close at the end of January. Apply today by visiting: bit.ly/howardsixthform23 Find out more about The Howard School Sixth Form at www.thehoward-that.org.uk/sixthform
A very proud moment for The Howard as one of our fantastic students reads "For the Fallen" by Laurence Binyon at the Menin Gate war memorial in Ypres.
We are pleased to announce that, following the validation of results, we are the TOP PERFORMING all boys non-selective school in Kent and Medway! For more information, please visit the link below: