Partnerships

The KES Partnerships Programme provides a range of free masterclasses, workshops, competitions and concerts for local primary schools. Over 13,000 children from more than 200 schools across Birmingham and the wider region take part in our Partnerships Programme each year.

The aim of the Partnerships Programme is to engage with children under the age of 11 across the city and to raise their aspirations. Teachers and boys from King Edward’s School are involved in the delivery of the Programme, which is constantly added to as new ideas for activities are put into practice.

There are lots of activities for schools to get involved in, from chess tournaments and science workshops to maths competitions and music concerts. Please browse through the different activities available and do get in touch if your school would like to take part.

We do not charge for any of these activities, except for the professional development training programmes where costs are spread equally between all participating schools.

In December 2015, we were very proud to receive the award for the Best Independent-Maintained School Collaboration at the TES Independent School Awards.

King Edward VI High School for Girls, with whom we share a site, also runs a thriving Partnerships Programme; so if you can’t find what you’re looking for with us, please take a look at their information: https://kehs.org.uk/outreach/overview.