Danielle Spittle

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Education Secretary opens performing arts centre

Michael Gove officially opened a new £11m performing arts centre for King Edward's School and King Edward VI High School for Girls.

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New Science and Modern Languages development

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Stage is set for a new performing arts centre

A new £11m performing arts centre for King Edward's School and King Edward VI High School for Girls will be opened with two special concerts.

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School to North Pole charity run

Pupils from King Edward's School, Birmingham will be attempting to run 4,170km, the approximate distance from the School to the North Pole, to raise money for Birmingham Children's Hospital.

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Badminton 2012 National School Championships

For the first time this year King Edward's entered 2 teams in the National Schools Team competition - in the K4 event for years 10 and 11 we failed by the narrowest of margins in the Area Finals, losing 3-2 in a very close match with King Edwards Camp Hill.

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Senior Schools’ Challenge – On the Way to Victory

Having won the Regionals late in the Autumn Term, the KES Senior Schools' Challenge team - Ben Fernando (c), Andrew Macarthur, Yanbo Yin and Nick Wyatt - travelled to the Perse School in Cambridge to play the (single) Inter-Regional round of the competition.

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Cracking attempt at the conkers world record

Pupils at King Edward's School have attempted a new Guinness World Record for the most matches of conkers played at the same time.

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A school party of all ages

Two events were held last Friday at King Edward's School and King Edward VI High School for Girls to the delight of young and old alike.

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School sleuths scoop second prize

Two code-breaking pupils from King Edward's School, Birmingham have been awarded second prize in the 10th National Cipher Challenge.

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Success in Maths Olympiad

In Round 1 of the British Maths Olympiad (towards the end of last term), Vishal Patil scored 60 / 60, an astonishing achievement, which (unsurprisingly) placed him equal first.