Our production of Oliver! Jr was a resounding success, brilliantly bringing Charles Dickens' tale to life. The cast's skills in acting, singing, and dancing,…
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Our school Chapel was abuzz with the anticipation of its now-traditional poetry recitation event, a highlight in our school’s cultural calendar.
Each year during the Michaelmas Term, our physics department heads to Geneva for an immersive experience at CERN – the European Centre for Nuclear Research.
Over half term, our U12 and U14 netball teams embarked on an unforgettable netball tour, interspersed with the enchantment of Disneyland Paris.
This week’s Wednesday weekly Eucharist was in honour of St Francis of Assisi, the Patron Saint of animals and the environment.
This individual stance haul, seven trophies, is the most successful to date. And yet again, King's were ultimately victorious, claiming first place overall.
The Arkwright Engineering Scholarships is a fully sponsored programme, that serves to encourage young people from all backgrounds to pursue their dreams…
A medley of activities—from bushcraft and bridge-building to raft building—focused on teamwork and connection, making it a rewarding educational and bonding…
The occasion marks a momentous milestone in the school's history and underlines the school’s confidence and sense of optimism for the future.
Earlier in the summer, the King’s College 1st cricket team won the National T20 U18 Cup for the first time, and last Sunday saw the U15 team raise the…
Joining King's at 11
When it comes to the move to ‘big school’ at age 11, many parents assume that the best choice is to progress straight to a senior school that has an 11+ intake and runs all the way to age 16 or 18.
In our two-site model, pupils joining at 11 begin in the more intimate atmosphere of King's College Prep School, where they find their feet before moving at 13 to our senior school, King’s College.
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For those joining us at 13, we hold a number of events ahead of Michaelmas Term, to help pupils get to know the school a little better, to help them prepare for the term ahead, and to enable them to make new friends and meet their houseparents and tutors.
In the first few days of the new school term, each new pupil has a buddy and a tutor, both of whom will be there to help them find their feet as they navigate through the two-week induction process.
In the Third Form all pupils take a wide range of subjects, including design technology, music, drama and PE. All pupils are offered the option of a second foreign language (German or Spanish), and it is also possible to take Latin.
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Many pupils decide to join King's at 16. Sixth Form years can be the most exciting period in a person’s education. Pupils study subjects of their choice, and they study these subjects to a greater depth. They can follow their own lines of thought while working closely with teachers and peers. There is no other time when there is so much potential for being influenced by new ideas. Often pupils arrive with one career in mind and leave with a completely different plan, having been inspired by an experience or a person at school.
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