On Saturday, two A level music students from Pent Valley Technology College organised and hosted an acoustic picnic in the Coastal Park Amphitheatre in Folkestone.

Over one hundred students from Pent Valley Technology College gave up their usual Saturday lay-in to join staff on a social trip to Thorpe Park.  Showing exemplary behaviour and in blazing sunshine, the students enjoyed the thrills the rides offered.

In a recent Ofsted report, where inspectors judged Pent Valley Technology College to be good in all aspects, it was noted that students benefit from very clear guidance on how to keep themselves and others safe.  This information is communicated to them through their lessons and assemblies. Such guidance was offered in recent assemblies given by the “Breaking the Cycle” project.

A very recent Ofsted report commended all aspect of the work achieved at Pent Valley Technology College. The 6th Form students were praised for the positive role they play both in school and out in the community.  The school was also judged to be good in relation to the amount of reading undertaken by all pupils.

In a very recent Ofsted inspection where all aspects of Pent Valley’s work were praised and described as ‘Good’ it was noted that social trips arranged for students have become an important factor in improving, moral, social and cultural development and building good relationships with staff.

Recently students from the University of Kent /Kent school of architecture visited to deliver a workshop to students.

Pent Valley Technology College Level 3 BTEC Fine Art students, Hollie Pike, Ellen Clampitt and Scott McCrory braved the freezing cold to take part in a unique and exciting community event, when they led the Cheriton Light Festival Parade.

A fitness instructor with cerebral palsy will row the equivalent of a marathon for charity in the spring.