Dane Court Grammar School is a mixed selective secondary school, set on a spacious site in Broadstairs in the heart of Thanet. The school is
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Dane Court's student newspaper 'Chatter' would like to welcome all students and staff to the new academic year.
The team, including many enthusiastic year 7's
We would like to congratulate Izzy Brown who recently attended two trials for London Pulse netball club. Both trials were completed successfully and Izzy has
Our two new GCSE music classes visited Wicked the Musical, at The Apollo Theatre London on Wednesday 25 September.
All GCSE students study ‘Defying Gravity’
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Greta Thunberg isn’t the only teenager to champion a message of direct environmental responsibility, with Georgia, Daisy, Jonah, Kathy and Aliya from Year 12 rallying
This year at Dane Court School we are launching a new merit scheme in association with the company, MyStickers.
Dane Court's student newspaper 'Chatter' would like to welcome all students and staff to the new academic year.
The team, including many enthusiastic year 7's new to the school, have been working spook-tastically hard to get this edition ready for you all to enjoy in time for the end of term 1 and Halloween.
This year at Dane Court School we are launching a new merit scheme in association with the company, MyStickers.
We would like to congratulate Izzy Brown who recently attended two trials for London Pulse netball club. Both trials were completed successfully and Izzy has now been selected to play for the U17 London Pulse Kent hub.
Well done Izzy, Dane Court wishes you all the best in your next netball adventure.
Our two new GCSE music classes visited Wicked the Musical, at The Apollo Theatre London on Wednesday 25 September.
All GCSE students study ‘Defying Gravity’ as part of their set work pieces for GCSE music. Students learn 8 set works, which will form the listening part of their GCSE.
Greta Thunberg isn’t the only teenager to champion a message of direct environmental responsibility, with Georgia, Daisy, Jonah, Kathy and Aliya from Year 12 rallying to her call for social action.
Dane Court was delighted to welcome six newly crowned world champions back to school after the summer break. Taking first place in the Under 16 category at the UDO World Street Dance Championships held in Blackpool, the girls showcased a three minute dance routine based on the popular television series “Peaky Blinders”.
Wearing the iconic costumes of suits and trademark flat caps, the six girls impressed the judging panel with their blend of complex choreography, inspired interpretation and finely honed skill and timing mixed in with a strong dash of passion and enthusiasm. Fans of the television series would be impressed with the girls’ skilful reworking of some of the storylines and themes as they successfully translated scenes into the street dance arena.
The impressive World Trophy now resides at WiseWoods Dance School where the girls are hoping to add to their silverware with their qualification into the advanced level of the competition.
Amber Piper one of Dane Court’s excellent swimmers has had huge successes in the sport this year.
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