Kesteven & Sleaford High School

We have loved welcoming nearly 300 pupils from 49 different Primary schools this week to our yr.5 Taster Days.

Congratulations to our U13 Cricket squad for securing their place in the 2026 regional finals...you smashed it! Team work makes the dream work.

KSHS and Carre’s students represented their schools and C.I.T Academies brilliantly today when Dr Tim Coulson CBE, Director General, Regions Group, Department of Education visited KSHS. They talked about male mental health, the importance of work experience, and the support and opportunities in the Sleaford Joint Sixth Form amongst other topics

Year 12 fine art and photography students took a trip to London today to visit The National Gallery, The Photographers Gallery and Tate Modern. We covered lots of distance across the city (step counters are currently reading 27,000+ steps!) which gave lots of time to take photos and sketch in-between our gallery time. It's been a long day and there are some sore feet, but a brilliant opportunity to conduct research for personal projects and experience a huge variety of art.

Tickets are available to watch the Sleaford Organ Gala here: https://pay.sumup.com/b2c/Q24KAT83

Have you got a child in Year 5 who is considering joining our school in September 2027?

Come and join us for an Open Day by booking your place here: https://www.kshs.uk/open-events

Another fantastic trip to France and Belgium completed, and with so many highlights to look back on, all that remains is to say thank you yr9 students for representing your school to such a high standard throughout ....and see you on Monday morning!

Big thanks to and the estates team at KSHS. Our science department looks modern and fresh and gives plenty of inspiration to our budding scientists as they arrive for lessons.

After an early start and a choppy channel crossing, some reflective moments for our historians and linguists on day of the yr9 French trip.

Former KSHS student Emily Lloyd returned recently to inspire the next generation during our annual World of Work Day 👏
Now working as an Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Emergency Medicine, Emily shared her journey into healthcare, giving Year 9 pupils valuable insight into a lesser-known role within the sector.
The event also welcomed other professionals from a wide range of industries, helping students explore potential career pathways and gain a better understanding of life beyond the classroom 🌟
https://www.kshs.uk/news/?pid=3&nid=1&storyid=363