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Founder’s Day 2025

On Wednesday 15 October 2025, we gathered to celebrate our annual Founder’s Day ceremony. A cherished tradition at King Edward’s School, this special event shines a spotlight on the remarkable achievements of our Lower and Middle School pupils.

Honouring the Legacy of Major Charity Adams and the 6888 Battalion

Last Friday, King Edward’s School was honoured to welcome Stanley and Judith Earley, the son and daughter of Major Charity Adams, who visited the campus...

Strong GCSE results reflect breadth and depth of learning at KES

King Edward’s School is thrilled to announce another year of excellent GCSE results, showcasing our pupils’ hard work, ambition and breadth of achievement....

From KES First XV to a pro contract with the Newport Dragons

Daniel has made an enormous contribution to school life at KES. A gifted all-rounder, he captained the First XV rugby team to the national finals...

Pupils track the ISS with Astro Pi Mission

Having succeeded in the competition, we were then given the opportunity to partake in an online Q&A session with the ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano, which...

IB results day: KES pupils celebrate outstanding success and exciting futures

King Edward’s School pupils have achieved their best IB results since 2019, with an average score of 38.16 and five students earning a perfect 45....

Shells take on the great outdoors

Overall, the trip showed our teamwork as a group flourish, and each of us began to notice our individual strengths....

Lifetime achievement honour for Governor

Huge congratulations to Barnaby Lenon CBE, who has received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 Tes Schools Awards!...

Sports Science Trip – Inside England’s elite training ground

What was astonishing was the pros did the whole thing for five minutes in each, doing 5X what we did. All in all, the trip...

Shells Climbing Trip

One of the boys said it reminded him of the Indiana Jones films....

Rems Week 

The great weather allowed everyone to enjoy great views of the mountains and lakes, from the hostel gardens as well as during activities. We choose...

A Classics Odyssey

It was truly amazing to be surrounded by such history, dating back millennia, built as a symbol of Athenian pride that still stands today....

Theatre Trip Report: The Merchant of Venice 1936 

In our studies, the question of ‘Shylock: villain or victim?’ has often been raised, and in this adaptation, it was clear that Shylock, along with...

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