Farewell

from The Chronicle 2020-21

by OKS Association | The King's School, Canterbury

Speech Day

. . . and Thank You to Year 8

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Thank You to Those Who Undertook Positions of Responsibility This Year

Pani (Head Girl) Theo (Head Boy) Ruby (Head of Juckes) Youmans (Head of Kipling) Adrian Alex Archie Charlie B Chiara Emily P Emily Y Erik Flavia Georgia Hermione Jasper J Jasper S Joseph Leo Molly Olivia Onize Rahman

Sabrina Sage Samuel C Thomas H Wendy William Xiao Xiao Zara

Mrs Willatts, Teacher

Mrs Willatts has been an inspiration at Junior King’s as a Drama teacher, producing outstanding work with pupils and nurturing their theatrical talents. Mrs Willatts leaves us to work for the Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries at the University of Kent, where she will be coordinating and delivering all of the community engagement and outreach work across Kent.

Mr Miller, Head of Fencing

In 19 years working as our Head of Fencing, Mr Miller has made an outstanding contribution to the life of the sport at our school, which has gone from strength to strength under his enthusiastic and inspirational leadership. Mr Miller leaves us for Shanghai to join Dulwich College Pudong as their Head of Fencing and we wish him all the very best in his new role.

Mrs Lovegrove-Bacon, Marketing Assistant

In her time at Junior King’s, Mrs Lovegrove-Bacon has played an important role in revamping the design of both The Week and The Chronicle, as well as acting as editor for both. She has also provided assistance on the website and run our different social media platforms. We wish her luck in her new role as a Content Editor for an educational institute.

Mr Wilson, Teacher

In his time at Junior King’s, Mr Wilson has been an invaluable staff member who has contributed so much to the wider life of the school. He has been an inspirational teacher, loved by the children, and was greatly missed on his departure in December. In addition to his teaching, in his last year and a half at Junior King’s, Mr Wilson was an extremely successful Head of PSHE. We wish him well for his new life in south-west France with his family.

Miss Perruca, Assistant Tutor

Over the last two years, Miss Perruca has made a big contribution to the languages department and to the bilingual children she has so ably assisted, but also to the boarding community. She has greatly enjoyed her time at Junior King’s, and it will always remain a special two years for her. She will be greatly missed by colleagues and pupils.

Mr Shingleton, Assistant Tutor

Mr Shingleton has been a very loyal and reliable staff member who has enjoyed all aspects of working at Junior King’s, both in the school, in the boarding community and on the sports pitches. We have all greatly benefitted from his time here. We wish him the very best for his teaching career ahead and his sport. He will be missed by everyone in the community.