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The Year 7 Othello cast performed at The Belgrade Theatre on Wednesday 6th November for the Shakespeare Schools Festival. 
It was an amazing day, involving a technical and dress rehearsal in the afternoon, followed by a well deserved break at Pizza Express.

The cast finally went on to perform at 7pm to a hugely impressed and delighted audience. The show was a fantastic success! 

Well done to the hard work put in over the last few months Year 7! 

Mrs Arnett, Student Leadership and Character - The Bridge

On Thursday 17th October, the U13s competed in the annual EFL cup at the AT7 centre, organised by Sky Blues in the Community. 

During the group stages of the competition, the U13s played both Sidney Stringer and Cardinal Wiseman School, beating both with ease and without conceding a single goal. 

The U13s then went on to play Ernesford Grange in the semi-final. 

The girls played exceptionally well and demonstrated a high level of skill throughout their performance, resulting in another easy win and clean sheet, securing their place in the final of the competition. 

President Kennedy School will face West Coventry Academy at St Andrews, the home of Birmingham City FC, in the final. 

The winners will go on to represent Coventry in a bid to reach the regional finals, with the ultimate prize being the chance to play the grand final at Wembley stadium. 

Congratulations to all involved on an outstanding performance, we wish the girls the best of luck in their upcoming final at St Andrews.

Team: Cassidy Graham, Emily Smith, Cadey Lapworth, Lillia Patterson, Lucia Coakley, Kelly Auluck, Kiera Ferguson, Rebecca Ferguson, Lexie Stabler, Scarlett Perkins                                          

                                                                       Miss Newbold, P.E Department

Year 13 students, Reyna Sandhar, Molly Stanley and ourselves visited the Rotary Club this week. 

Reyna and Molly gave a presentation showing the work we carried out whilst we were in Peru. They were fascinated to hear about all the things students had achieved and the experiences gained whilst helping the community in Moray. They were then able to conduct a question and answer session where the Rotary members asked many questions about their trip and the qualities they gained from their specific experiences.

We would like to give thanks to the Rotary Club for its continual support in school via projects such as The Interact Club where the Year 7 Bridge Council focus on "Service Beyond Self." 

This encourages students to focus on fundraising on a local and international level as well as raising the profile of projects such as 'The Purple Community Fund'. 
This is where ring pulls are collected and sent to third world countries to help local people make and sell bags and purses from the ring pulls. 

They have also been instrumental in supporting the Peru trip itself.                Ray Thompson and Judy Ryan actively support President Kennedy School and our students. 
We hope to have many more years of working together to better the lives of our students as well as the local and wider community.

 Miss Yafai and Mrs Arnett

This prestigious award has been given in recognition of the effort and commitment of students who have worked hard, demonstrating their skills and talent, being in the school's orchestra and part of the music enrichment provided by the department. 
Thank you to all staff involved and in particular, Mr Layton who made this possible.
                                                                                    The Music Department