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1. www.jkhs.org.ukJohn Kyrle High School - Home

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   Don't miss out – the countdown is ON! See you soon! #jkhs #rossonwye #teacher #school #schools #schoolmemes #openevening #schoolevents #herefordshire. Contact. Ledbury Road, Ross on Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 7ET. 01989 764358. admin@jkhs.org.uk. Send us an email.

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2. www.jkhs.org.uk › pageJohn Kyrle High School - Welcome

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   At JKHS Sixth Form we pride ourselves on an exemplary record of success and happiness for post-16 students. Over the last 14 years student success has been outstanding; above 50% A*-B at A2 level every year, and at or above 60% for the past seven years. These figures ensure our key aim: 'First Choice Futures for All’ on results day in Year 13.

3. www.jkhs.org.uk › pageAbout Us - John Kyrle High School

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5. herefordshirehistory.org.uk › archive › ross-gazetteJohn Kyrle High School photographs - Herefordshire History

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   RG4657 A man talking to a group of sitting children at John Kyrle High School, Ross. 22nd October 1987.jpg. RG4727 A sign displaying the Cantilupe Road, Ross business T. J. Longford Ltd. Featuring John Kyrle students with a new school bus, 17th December 1987.jpg. RG4769 Headmaster and three others at John Kyrle High School, 18th February 1988.jpg.

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   JKHS (@johnkyrlehigh) • Instagram profile. 861 Followers, 1 Following, 70 Posts - JKHS (@johnkyrlehigh) on Instagram: "Happy, Healthy, Successful! John Kyrle High School is a fully comprehensive 11-18 school in Ross-on-Wye. Our sixth form is in the top 2% nationally."

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   Who is John Kyrle?

   • At John Kyrle we are a community of learners passionate about making a difference. We are a popular school of approximately 1400 students drawn from Ross-on-Wye and the surrounding areas. We're fortunate to not only be set in a beautiful part of the world but also supported by an outstanding community and staff who go the extra mile.

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   What makes John Kyrle a good school?

   • We give our all and take public service seriously. John Kyrle students are “Ready, Respectful and Resilient”. Our job is to further their passions, nurture their well-being and prepare them for the opportunities of our amazing world. The school's motto is “Carpe Diem”, which translates to “Seize The Day”.

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   Is John Kyrle a good place to work?

   • The Sixth Form at John Kyrle is a busy place to work but our strong sense of community makes it a happy, friendly place to spend time. Our aim is to ensure our students are provided with ample opportunity to develop not just academically, but socially and personally too.

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8. www.rossgazette.com › news › reunion-appeal-for-jkhsReunion appeal for JKHS students who visited Uganda

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   John Kyrle High School is planning a very special evening to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the school’s twinning with Kisiki College, Namutumba, Uganda. It has been 25 years since the first group of students and staff travelled as pioneers, helping to establish what has gone on to become one of the most successful and enduring partnerships between a British and Ugandan school.