I am delighted to welcome you to Fulston Manor, a school of which I am immensely proud and which, over the past 40 years, has established an outstanding reputation for the achievements of our students and the quality of pastoral care underpinning the academic success. We have always believed that a child will only learn effectively when happy and, without losing sight of the need to secure the best possible qualifications....

Six years ago I found myself starting life as a Newly Qualified Teacher at Fulston Manor School; just like the new Year 7s, I was nervous about my classes, anxious about all the new teachers and worried I would get lost around the school site! I still remember many parts of my first year, especially my first class with Year 7. Some were scared about the challenges of the big school, some were so excited to start a new challenge, the rest were just tired from the longer days! I remember my first whole school assembly and clapping at the so many rewards and achievements that were given out and thinking to myself, “What a lovely place to work, everybody and everything is celebrated here!” I need not have worried about the teachers, they are some of the nicest and best I have ever met; some of my closest friends I have met are at this school and I love it and rave about it so much, that I now have two other sisters who work here; now that’s an achievement! I soon found my fears to be needless; everyone was so welcoming and lovely and I soon felt a part of the Fulston Family; six years later and I am still here, has to say it all!

Hello, my name is Martyn Gbinigie, and I was the previous Head Boy of Fulston Manor. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here in Fulston Manor throughout the years, being presented with a variety of opportunities including extra curriculum sporting activities such as athletics, football, handball and competing against other schools in these sports. I also got the opportunity to work with a drama Company known as Box Clever alongside other schools, for my Drama GCSE course. The school has a large variety of teachers who are willing to spend extra time to help us students and support us in our education resulting in the best possible outcome for us. Fulston has also helped me realise my own potential and encouraged me to take on tasks and responsibilities such as a Red Tie Prefect which carries more responsibilities and then Head Boy, which has helped me improve my organisation skills, stay focused with tasks designated to me, such as performing speeches at the School's events. Overall Fulston Manor is a very good school that encourages and gets the best out of students through the efforts of staff ensuring a smooth and good quality learning experience.

Hi I am Erin Foot. As former Head Girl I can honestly say that I have thoroughly enjoyed every moment at Fulston. As well as taking part in fun lessons and learning new things I have also gained a lot of attributes like self-confidence and team work, through the support of the school. At Fulston everyone is kind, meaning I have made loads of friends in lessons but also through communities and clubs such as the House Area and the Sport and Music departments. As well as these extra-curricular clubs, I’ve been given many amazing opportunities through participation in concerts, plays, competitions, and Sports Day. Fulston has also provided many opportunities for me to excel in other skills like enthusiasm, initiative and responsibility - they do this through roles like School Prefect, School Council, Games Captain and Library Assistant, all of which are fun jobs that gave me the experience and ability to be a more confident person. The school has systems like House Points, Class Charts and Attendance Awards to encourage, show and praise students on their progress and attitude within school. Fulston Manor is an excellent school giving each individual an outstanding education filled with many fun, memorable and new experiences which has certainly helped me become the person I am today.

When I left Rodmersham School I was nervous moving from a little school to a big school. But then I got to make new friends and to know my way around the school. The staff are very kind and will help you so that you get on the same page as everyone else. Homework projects were very difficult at first but then I got used to it and got good grades. This school offers a lot, like the France trip to Boulogne and there are lots of clubs. I represent the school in Basketball! This year has gone quite quickly and I can’t wait for Year 8.

"Fulston Manor provides an exceptional educational environment to enable all sixth form students to learn. In terms of the support system in place, pastoral care within the centre plays a significant role in the transition from GCSE to A-level – it’s this kind of support that makes Fulston stand out from other institutions in the area. The partnership between Highsted Grammar School and Borden Grammar School widens the subject range which students can choose, meaning that students are never held back from achieving their aspirations."

We were delighted that our daughter attained a place in Fulston Manor’s highly sought-after sixth form and she quickly becoming a conscientious, confident and considerate adult. After mentioning her dream to travel the world, they facilitated her travels to Poland and Italy - and we have been able to host students from France and Italy ourselves too, which we would highly recommend! Every teacher at Fulston Manor is 100% supportive and happy to go out of their way to offer extra guidance, and the Sixth Form building is second to none! It has plenty of room to study, in a new, state-of-the-art building. Our twin boys are now in Year 7 and are guaranteed the best education methods and excellent pastoral support. The staff are very much role models at Fulston Manor, inspiring the students to become involved in new activities, raising money for charities and helping the local community. Students from all years also support and guide each other and this teaches them to be generous, compassionate and thoughtful. Coming to the end of their first year, the changes we’ve noticed in the boys is quite frankly astounding. As their sister travels to Italy for the summer, and then onto university in September, we are confident that the boys own achievements at Fulston Manor - and beyond - will be something to write home about too!