King Edward’s School, an HMC independent day school for boys aged 11-18 founded in 1552.
King Edward’s School has been at the heart of Birmingham life since it was founded in 1552. As the city grew so did the success of the School and for over a century it has been one of the country’s leading schools; the school of Burne-Jones and Tolkien, Nobel Prizewinners Wilkins and Vane, Field Marshal Slim, Bill Oddie, Jonathan Coe and Lee Child. Today it provides an exceptional education that is rich and varied where boys excel academically and develop the qualities to succeed.
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04/06/18
Tour de KES for QEHB Charity
Three members of staff at King Edward's School have cycled the distance equivalent to a stage of the Tour de France from King Edward VI Grammar School, Louth, in Lincolnshire, to KES in Birmingham, to raise funds for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Charity.
Upcoming events
Lunchtime Recital
Thursday 21 June
A long-running series of short concerts open to the public, showcasing the best musicians across KES and KEHS on Thursday 21 June.
Jazz Evening
Sunday 24 June
The Senior Swing Band hosts another summer's evening of jazz, featuring soloists from both KES and KEHS, and professional guest musicians.
