Kent College, Canterbury are deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and remember with gratitude her 70 years of service to our country and the Commonwealth. We send our condolences to King Charles III and the whole Royal Family.

We captured on film the wonderful celebration of Parents' Day. 

Our nursery, Garden Cottage Nursery, is rated as an Outstanding Provider by OFSTED. Set in the idyllic surroundings of the Kent College Junior school in Harbledown, just 5 minutes from the centre of Canterbury, the nursery provides a caring foundation for children to make the most of their abilities and talents as they grow in a safe, secure and happy environment. The best way to get to know us is to come and visit us for a personal tour.

Children follow individualised programmes that recognises that all children flourish at different rates and in response to different challenges. These challenges must be appropriate and delivered in a positive, encouraging way. All children benefit from our accelerated learning programme where they are taught numeracy and literacy in groups that are ability based rather than age based. All children receive a wide and varied range of opportunities that will allow them to enjoy a variety of activities and wherever appropriate strive for excellence.

Pupils at Kent College are incredibly lucky to have access to the school’s full working farm, set in 50 acres (20 hectares) of land, and run by Mrs Stephanie Dean. The Farm is a short walk from the main Senior school campus, and is open to all pupils from both the Junior and Senior schools.

The UK’s number one school guide advises parents on all aspects of education for over 1,000 schools and Kent College Canterbury is proud to be one of them. We welcomed their consultants for interviews with our Head Teachers, current parents and pupils in order to give prospective parents a credible, transparent and trusted view of our school.