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Secondary School Open Events and Virtual Tours Autumn 2020

Secondary School Open Events and Tours For pupils starting in 2021 Aylesford School – Sports College https://www.aylesford.kent.sch.uk/info/parents/admissions- Awaiting details of open events arrangements Bennett Memorial Diocesan https://www.bennettmemorial.co.uk/open-evenings-for-entry-in- Ticket only open evenings: Tuesday 22 School 2021/ September, Thursday 24 September, Wednesday 30 September The Hayesbrook School https://www.hayesbrook.kent.sch.uk/openevents Awaiting details of open events Hadlow Rural Community School https://www.hrcschool.org/Open-Days/ Awaiting details of open events Hillview School for Girls https://www.hillview.kent.sch.uk/events/open-day/ Open morning Saturday 26th September. Booking required. The Holmesdale School http://www.holmesdale.kent.sch.uk/ Awaiting details of open events Invicta Grammar School https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/invicta-grammar-school- Tuesday 15th September, 4.00pm – 11+ 29092653947 Workshop English Tuesday 22nd September, 4.00pm – 11+ Workshop Mathematics Saturday 10th October, 9.00am – 11+ Open Day The Judd School https://www.judd.online/ Y6 Open Morning – Tuesday 20th October Maidstone Grammar School https://www.mgs.kent.sch.uk/news/latest-news/year-6-open-evening- Y6 Open Evening – Thursday 22nd October 2020/ Secondary School Open Events and Tours For pupils starting in 2021 Maidstone Grammar School for https://www.mggs.org/joining-us/joining-our-year-7/open-events-for- ‘Live’ 1-1 appointments and virtual tours Girls joining-in-year-7/ The Malling School http://www.themallingschool.kent.sch.uk/ Awaiting details of open events Maplesden Noakes School https://www.maplesden.kent.sch.uk/maplesden-noakes-open- Virtual Open Evening – Thursday 8th evening-october-8-2020/ October Mascalls Academy https://mascallsacademy.org.uk/open-events-tours/ Open events and tours: Thursday 1st October, Thursday 8th October, Friday 16th October Meopham School http://meophamschool.org.uk/index.php?p=59 Awaiting details of open events Oakwood Park Grammar School http://www.opgs.org/news/ Awaiting details of open events St. Simon Stock Catholic School https://www.ssscs.co.uk/open-events/ Virtual Tour – Monday 12th https://www.ssscs.co.uk/school-prospectus/ St. Gregory’s Catholic School http://www.sgschool.org.uk/ Awaiting details of open events Tonbridge Grammar School https://www.tgs.kent.sch.uk/open-events Open Events: Friday 16th October, 9.30am – 12.00pm, Tuesday 20th October, 9.30am – 12.00pm, Thursday 22nd October, 5.30pm – 8.30pm Valley Park School https://www.valleypark.viat.org.uk/2494/admissions#joining Open evening (provisional): Thursday 1st October, 6.00 – 9.00pm Secondary School Open Events and Tours For pupils starting in 2021 Weald of Kent Grammar School https://www.wealdofkent.kent.sch.uk/page/?title=Admissions&pid=11 Awaiting details of open events 8 Wrotham School http://www.wrothamschool.com/open-events-information-year-6-for- Register interest for open events 2021/ .

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