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Kibworth Mead Academy

25th April 2026 | Schools

The Spring term at KMA culminated in the GCSE Geography trip to Iceland. This was an amazing and fulfilling experience for the over 40 students and staff involved. Students had the opportunity to visit a range of incredible geographical sites, including Kerid Crater, the Bridge Between Continents, Skogafoss Waterfall, and the Secret Lagoon. A particular highlight for many students was visiting the Secret Lagoon, where they were able to enjoy the unique experience of bathing in geothermal waters. These moments provided not only relaxation but also a deeper appreciation of Iceland’s volcanic landscape. Evenings were spent together enjoying a variety of activities such as playing guitar, singing, and taking part in board games, helping to create a strong sense of community and lasting memories. Students returned to Kibworth in time for the Easter weekend. Many were back at KMA the next week for revision sessions in a variety of subjects.

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 Harborough Artist Cluster

25th April 2026 | Clubs and Societies

Harborough Artist Cluster’s Open Studios Art Trail takes place over two weekends this May (9–10 and 16–17), bringing together 36 artists across 13 venues in Market Harborough and nearby villages. From painting and ceramics to textiles and printmaking, visitors can step inside working studios, meet the artists, and explore work in progress. Trail guides are available to download or pick up locally, making it easy to plan your route. Find out more at harboroughartistcluster.co.uk

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Kibworth Methodist Church

Methodist Matters

25th April 2026 | Churches

In the early days of the Methodist Church, Wesley conducted his services in the Open-Air. So, when on the morning of Easter Sunday 2026 we were faced when none of our four regular musicians being present for various reasons, the congregation did not hesitate but to decide to sing all the hymns totally unaccompanied. What a joyful sound it was! The children present all received a free Easter Egg with a booklet telling the Easter Story. We once again ‘dressed’ the plain Wooden Cross with colourful flowers to celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord. The Cross being placed outside the church afterwards for all to see.

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