Kesgrave High School
More than just a School

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- Parents
  
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- Main School
  
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- Well-being
  
  All you need to know about our 6 Strands to Well-being: Be Connected. Be Energised. Be Positive. Be Here. Be Open. Be Generous.
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- Teacher Training
  
  EAST SCITT has been formed and is run by a partnership of schools in Suffolk committed to excellence in the classroom. Established by three schools all judged at Outstanding or Good by OFSTED, we see EAST SCITT as the most effective way to find and develop future teachers to work in this vibrant county.
- Research School
  
  We are a collaboration of three local teaching schools: Highfield Nursery School, Kesgrave and Farlingaye TSA and Springfield Junior TSA, who have worked together over the last three years to provide 0-19 system support in Ipswich and beyond.
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- Sixth Form
  
  Find out everything about our 6th Form including our facilities, subjects, admission system and download the prospectus.
- Main School
  
  Find out everything about our main school including our values, subjects, house point system and download our prospectus.
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Computing

Computing is a rich and deep discipline in its own right, like Physics and Mathematics. It explores foundational principles and ideas, rather than training students in skills related to particular software. Computing’s aspects of design, theory and experimentation are drawn from Engineering, Maths and Science respectively. Computing involves concepts and questions that have the potential to change how we view the world.