The two Head Choristers at Birmingham Cathedral are boys from King Edward’s School.
Ashley Smith and Oliver Reeve, both in the Rems, sing at services during term time and have the opportunity to perform in concerts at the Cathedral and at other venues in the Midlands and beyond.
As well as gaining performance experience, choristers receive training in music theory and recently several have gained Oxbridge music scholarships.
On Friday 12 June, King Edward’s School was proud to support the Pakistan and India women’s cricket teams as they prepared for their opening match
Over the May half term, a small number of pupils from the Upper Middles and Fourths together with a group of KEHS Sixth Form Classicists, travelled to Sicily to explore some of the most important sites of the ancient Mediterranean world.
Last week, we were delighted to welcome Sir Ian Bauckham CBE, Ofqual’s Chief Regulator, when he visited KES and KEHS.
As King Edward’s School looks forward to its 475th anniversary, Chief Master & Principal Kirsty von Malaisé reflects on the legacy of nearly five centuries of community In an age where
