Kent College Pembury

The page directs children to CEOP for help with sexual abuse, online grooming, and unsafe online experiences, and to Childline for confidential help with bullying.

“CEOP is here to keep children safe from sexual abuse and grooming online. You can make a report directly to the CEOP Safety Centre by clicking on the Click CEOP button if something has happened online which has made you feel unsafe, scared or worried.”

Students experiencing bullying can contact Childline confidentially by phone or online.

“Are you being bullied? CEOP are unable to respond to reports about bullying but if you’re being bullied and would like to talk to someone in confidence right now you can speak to Childline on 0800 1111 or talk to them online – no worry is too big or too small.”

Lower Sixth students are encouraged to undertake duties and assist academic departments and the Prep School.

“In the Lower Sixth, students are encouraged to take on responsibility in the form of duties around the school, as well as helping out in academic departments and in the Prep School.”

Upper Sixth students can apply for senior leadership and subject-prefect positions, including wellbeing, house, and diversity and equality roles.

“As they move into the Upper Sixth, students can apply to be a Senior Officer and there are a wide variety of roles including Head Student, Deputy Head Student, Wellbeing Officer, House Captain and Head of Diversity and Equality. We encourage students to become Subject Prefects to work to promote their chosen subject within the school.”

The community emphasizes reliability, respect, resilience and a Methodist ethos.

“We are a community of reliable , respectful and resilient individuals, each with their own characters, personalities and strengths, brought together by the Methodist ethos of doing all the good you can.”

The ASPIRE values include achievement and support, with a commitment to helping every student exceed their potential.

“We are a school that ensures every student achieves above and beyond their potential. Whatever a student’s strength, we will nurture, support and encourage them to thrive. Our flexible and personalised offer allows every student to follow their own path in life and excel.”

The school website has a dedicated Sixth section covering academics and sixth-form life.

“- Sixth - [This is Sixth](https://www.kent-college.co.uk/sixth) - [Academic](https://www.kent-college.co.uk/sixth/academic) - [Sixth Form Life](https://www.kent-college.co.uk/sixth/sixth-form-life)”

The sixth form offers a wide range of A Level and BTEC subjects.

“Hear about our approach to the Sixth Form, discover the wide range of subjects available at A Level and BTEC, meet the teachers at our Subject Fair, and learn about the extra curricular opportunities we offer, such as the award-winning Ivy House programme.”

The registration fee for Senior and Sixth Form applications is £180 for UK/EU and non-EU applicants.

“For Senior and Sixth Form applications the registration fee is £180 (for UK/EU and non EU).”

The Sixth Form application and scholarship deadline is Sunday 11 October 2026.

“Sixth Form Application and Scholarship Deadline Sunday 11th October 2026”