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In April, the KES School Council was due to join school councils from all 11 King Edward VI schools in Birmingham to draft a Sustainability Policy to present to Heath Monk, the Executive Director of the KEVI Foundation. The councils planned to combine pupil voices across all 11 schools to make radical changes across the whole of Birmingham – the first city in the world to announce a 2030 Net Zero Carbon Plan to tackle the climate emergency, and do it justly, especially benefitting the most vulnerable people in our communities. Although this school council meeting is now scheduled for next term, a Schools of King Edward VI Sustainability Network is now growing, uniting staff and pupils across the schools with discussion on how to come out of lockdown in a way that will solve the even bigger issue of climate emergency, in ways we’ve heard about from Hay Festival speakers this week… watch this space!

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Society Spotlight

In honour of Earth Day on Monday 22 April, we recently interviewed KES sustainability society to learn more about what they get up to.

German Exchange trip to Hamburg

Early on Sunday the 7th of April, 7 boys and 15 girls from KEHS set off to take part in the annual German exchange with the Gymnasium Oldenfelde in Rahlstedt, Hamburg.

National Careers Week

During National Careers Week, we were thrilled to host talks and events aimed at inspiring our pupils to explore diverse career paths. Throughout the week, we welcomed 19 visitors to our school, who shared their unique career journeys and participated in a Speed Networking event alongside pupils from both KES and KEHS.

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