Year 6 6
Year
Since I joined Kew College in
Nursery, I have loved every day I
have spent here. I still remember the
Kindergarten trip to Pizza Express
when I overloaded my pizza with
cheese. The Infant years seemed to
fly by and soon I was completing
Comprehension tasks in Year 3. I had
lots of fun at Bowles and loved
acting in the Year 4 production of the
Lion King. I will never forget fraction
island maths and campfire songs at
Hooke court. Now I am at my final
year at Kew College and am sad to
leave but hope I’ll have many new
and exciting experiences at Latymer
Upper School.
Guy M 6T
The eight years of Kew College have flown by and I have many friends and great
memories. The residential trips have built on these. My favourite was canoeing in
France. The great blue doors of Kew College have always welcomed me and the warm
smiles of the teachers have helped me through the days. Yet soon I shall leave with pride
and sadness for Kew has been a great school and has taught me so much. No matter
what awaits me, Kew College will always have a special place in my heart.
James G 6T
My Kew College journey
started in Year 3. Even though I didn’t start at the very beginning, I
still felt welcomed into the school. I made new friends straight away
and felt the warmth of the school atmosphere. We went on lots of
trips, my favourites included Bowles, Bushcraft and France. My best
memory was in France when we did the mud assault course and my
shoes and socks flew off my feet when I dived into the mud - I
laughed with excitement. From day one I wanted to be the Football
Captain and to my delight, in Year 6 I became it. I love the feeling of
helping my team and leading them to victory. My next school is St
Benedict’s and I think Kew College has prepared me physically and
mentally to take on new challenges in life. Thank you Kew College
and goodbye.
Samuel M 6G
The eight years that I have been here at Kew College have been the
happiest of my life. One of the best things about Kew College is its
support of democracy and during my time I have been a Prime
Minister, a House Captain, a JSO and a member of the School Council.
Kew College has also cultivated my interest in the Arts, teaching me
the importance of having a balance between work and play. The
greatest thing about Kew College that I will miss is that it is so intimate
and friendly. This means that everybody in the school knows each
other, resulting in a close knit community. Next term I will be starting
at St Paul’s Girls’ School and I will take with me a plethora of
memories, from our Kindergarten trip to Bird World to rehearsals for
the Year 6 play, the Jungle Book. Good bye Kew College, and thank you
for everything.
Laila
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