Christmas. A wonderful and holy time, I hope. Often, though, it becomes an overwhelming, hectic, and frantic time of too much stress and fuss, too much busyness and pressure. Sometimes Christmas seems altogether too m... 

When the Headmaster returned from the Kenyan adventure last year, he brought back a spear. I was hoping that he would have brought back a shield, so symbolic they are of cultural identity.

Shields are more th... 

September has flown by on angels’ wings. Michaelmas term is well underway. “There was war in heaven,” we heard in Chapel on the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels. After the resounding words of the ... 

Beginnings. September marks the end of the summer and the beginning of autumn. And the beginning of school! At KES there is a marathon of beginnings – the starting up of all of the patterns and routines that defi... 

These wonderful words signal the transformation that belongs to education. Through the various journeys that Omer and Ashley, Micah and Jenna, Beka and Bryn and Jared spoke about at the Church Parade, you are being tr... 

“Reflections” for the Church Parade on May 28th, 2009

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The Book of Exodus tells the story of a journey. Exodus means “going forth.” As students, we, ... 

 
As a School, we have been in the eye of the proverbial storm with respect to the recent flu crisis. Our Scripture lessons in Chapel during this time provide a needed corrective to the dreaded fatalisms and...